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If you want one brand that can cover corduroy mornings, wind-buffed chalk, and surprise storm days, Atomic has a ski for every swing in the snow report. This lineup brings confident edge grip, playful shapes, and smart tech like HRZN tips that keep you floating without fighting the ski. You will find options that carve clean arcs and still pivot easily when the snow gets chopped or deep. Stick around and you will spot the perfect daily driver for how you actually ski.
1. Atomic Maverick 95 Ti
The Maverick 95 Ti is that sweet spot ski you reach for when conditions will change three times before lunch. It has a mid-90s waist for quick edge engagement on groomers and just enough platform to stay composed when snow turns softer. HRZN Tech in the tips adds surface area, so you get easier planing without feeling hooky.
On firm mornings, titanium reinforcement delivers a smooth, damp ride that inspires speed with confidence. The sidecut likes medium radius arcs but happily tightens when you tip it more. When bumps appear, the shovel feels predictable and never dives.
Off-piste, it slashes, pivots, and floats better than a traditional 95 underfoot ski. You can chase wind drifts, then carve back to the chair without swapping skis. If you want one board to do almost everything well, this is a dependable, grin-inducing choice.
2. Atomic Maverick 88 Ti
The Maverick 88 Ti gives you laser-like grip when hardpack rules the day. With a narrower waist, it feels quick edge to edge and locks into a carve with little input. Rocker-camber-rocker keeps it lively and forgiving, so you can feather turns when terrain gets tight.
Titanium layers calm the ride at speed, smoothing chatter on early morning corduroy and late-day refreeze. Despite its precise feel, the ski is not punishing, letting you relax between arcs. You will appreciate how predictably it releases when you want to pivot.
Duck off the side and the subtle rocker helps you smear and skip over mixed snow. It is playful enough for trees and bumps while staying composed on piste. If your home hill is firm most of the season, this is a trusty frontside tool that still explores beyond the boundary rope.
3. Atomic Maverick 100 Ti
The Maverick 100 Ti steps up the platform for days when the forecast cannot make up its mind. At 100 underfoot, you get float for soft stashes plus strong edge hold for groomers. HRZN Tech in the tips makes the shovel surfier without sacrificing precision.
Metal reinforcement offers damping and stability, so you can charge chop without flinching. It prefers a neutral stance and rewards centered balance with energetic rebound. When the hill turns bumpy, the flex pattern stays supportive but not punishing.
Whether you chase sidecountry, rip midday cord, or lap soft trees, this can be your one-ski quiver. It arcs cleanly on morning corduroy, then slashes leftover powder by afternoon. If versatility is the goal, this blend of float, bite, and composure hits the everyday sweet spot for mixed mountains and variable weeks.
4. Atomic Maverick 105 CTi
The Maverick 105 CTi widens the stance for real storm follow-ups while keeping carving manners intact. At 105 underfoot, it planes faster and stays composed when the snow stacks up. Carbon and titanium combine for strength without deadening the ski.
On piste, it rolls smoothly from edge to edge and holds an arc better than many skis this width. The tail finishes turns cleanly yet releases when you ask. In chop, the damp feel keeps your feet quiet while the tips stay tracking true.
Point it into bowls for surfy lines, then slip back to groomers without wrestling the edges. The flex is supportive for bigger skiers yet accessible for lighter riders. If you want more float than a 100 but refuse to give up on-piste confidence, this is the balanced answer for deep days and daily laps.
5. Atomic Maven 93 C
The Maven 93 C brings a women’s-specific shape that feels intuitive from the first chair. At 93 underfoot, it balances edge hold with a platform that does not sink when snow softens. Carbon construction keeps it lively and responsive without adding weight.
On groomers, it tips in easily and rewards good habits with clean, confident arcs. In trees and bumps, the rocker profile helps you pivot smoothly and avoid hang-ups. The tail provides security without locking you into a line you do not want.
Take it off-piste and you will find calm, predictable performance across windbuff, chalk, and spring corn. It holds together at speed yet remains playful in mixed terrain. If you want a dependable everyday ski that supports progression while handling real storms, this checks all the boxes for balanced power and agility.
6. Atomic Bent 100
The Bent 100 is the fun friend that still shows up for work when the snow turns tricky. With HRZN Tech in the tips, it floats above soft snow and resists tip dive. The shape encourages slashes, butters, and quick pivots without feeling noodly.
On groomers, it holds a surprising edge and carves when you lay it over. The flex feels lively and responsive, giving pop out of the turn. Stability is solid for its playful nature, especially in chopped afternoon snow.
Duck into trees, hit a side hit, then rail a clean arc back to the lift. It is confidence-inspiring for progressing to freeride terrain while keeping groomers fun. If you want one ski that brings personality to every lap and still handles business when the weather swings, this Bent nails the balance.
7. Atomic Bent 110
The Bent 110 leans into freeride fun with width that keeps you planing when storms deliver. It still feels agile thanks to a balanced flex and taper that releases cleanly. You can feather speed in tight trees or open it up across bowls with stable, surfy control.
On firm groomers, it tracks better than expected for this category. The edge holds when you commit, and the tail will not punish a smear. Afternoon chop turns playful rather than punishing, letting you ride longer without fatigue.
If powder is a regular gift but not guaranteed every day, this is a killer daily freeride option. It butters, slashes, and still arcs a real turn when needed. You will enjoy how it makes variable snow feel creative, encouraging expressive lines while keeping confidence high on the way back to the lift.
8. Atomic Bent Chetler 120
The Bent Chetler 120 is the deep day dream that still handles tracked leftovers. Huge surface area and HRZN Tech tips help it plane instantly and stay loose for slashes. Despite the width, it feels surprisingly light underfoot and invites creative lines.
In pillows and open bowls, it surfs with easy speed control, letting you shut it down when terrain tightens. The flex balances smear and support, so landings stay composed. On the ride out, it will find edge purchase on softer groomers without feeling scary.
When the storm ends and chop builds, the shovel keeps tracking and the tail stays friendly. It rewards a centered stance and playful approach rather than brute force. If you live for snorkel mornings and still want afternoon versatility, this ski keeps the stoke high from bell to bell.
9. Atomic Maverick 84
The Maverick 84 is a frontside specialist that still dabbles off the edge. Its narrower waist makes edge-to-edge transitions lightning quick, perfect for carving sessions and tight spots. The shape feels intuitive, encouraging clean technique without being fussy.
On hardpack, it grips confidently and stays calm at realistic speeds. The flex is friendly, making it a great tool for building skills or cruising with purpose. When you explore mixed snow, the moderate rocker helps you pivot and avoid hooky moments.
It is a great match for smaller mountains or days when you plan to lap groomers. You will not be punished for relaxed skiing, yet there is enough backbone to push a bit. If you want an approachable ski that rewards good habits and still handles surprise soft patches, this delivers dependable versatility.
10. Atomic Maven 86 C
The Maven 86 C offers a women’s-focused shape that blends confident hardpack grip with easygoing fun in mixed snow. At 86 underfoot, it is quick to roll on edge and rockets between turns on morning cord. Carbon keeps it lively, so it responds without feeling heavy.
When you duck into bumps or trees, the rocker profile helps you steer with precision and avoid tip hook. The tail finishes turns cleanly but lets go on command. Edge hold remains trustworthy even when the surface gets skied off.
Light snow and spring corn become playful, not stressful. You can explore the whole hill and still feel supported when speeds creep up. If adaptability without extreme width sounds perfect, this ski brings balance, approachability, and just enough punch to keep you progressing season after season.
