Atomic

Since its founding in 1955 in the heart of the Austrian Alps, Atomic has established itself as a global leader in the design and manufacture of winter sports equipment. For more than six decades, the brand has shaped the skiing experience, supporting both beginners discovering their first turns and elite athletes pushing the limits of the sport.

Based in the Pongau Valley, just 60 kilometers south of Salzburg, Atomic now employs nearly 1,000 people and produces over 400,000 pairs of skis each year. Driven by innovation, authenticity, and a true pioneering spirit, the brand designs products that embody the future of skiing and inspire enthusiasts around the world.

Atomic

53 products

What sets Atomic equipment apart

Atomic combines racing expertise with specialized ranges for different skiing styles. Precise power transmission, vibration damping and carefully developed constructions are central to its approach. That expertise extends from groomers to powder, as well as ski boots and Nordic equipment.

Atomic product families

Redster: bringing race precision to the piste. This family includes race skis and carving models inspired by competition. Edge grip, responsiveness and stability are central to their design. On selected models, Revoshock technology absorbs vibrations for a smoother, more stable feel as you link your turns.

Maverick and Maven: versatility across the mountain. These all-mountain families are designed for moving between groomers, trees and changing snow conditions. The Maverick 96 CTI and Maven 94 CTI reflect that approach with carbon and Titanal construction that combines stability, responsiveness and a precise feel underfoot. Skis for those who enjoy exploring different terrain throughout the day.

Bent: the creative side of freeskiing. Developed with Chris Benchetler and Atomic’s athletes, this family encourages a playful approach to the mountain. From park laps to powder days, its different widths suit different skiing styles. The Bent 100 captures the versatile side of the range, combining a playful character with HRZN 3D technology for improved flotation in deeper snow.

Cloud: carving designed with women in mind. Developed and tested with women skiers, this family focuses on groomed runs. It includes approachable models alongside more demanding performance skis, while Cloud Q models offer additional waist width to handle changing piste conditions throughout the day.

Backland: exploring the mountain under your own power. This alpine touring family includes skis, boots and bindings. From lightweight models for longer climbs to designs with a stronger freeride focus, Backland offers different balances of uphill efficiency and downhill performance to suit the tours you enjoy.

Hawx: different fits with a shared focus on support. Hawx ski boots come in three main families: Ultra for a narrow fit, Prime for a medium volume and Magna for a roomier fit. The range also offers different flex ratings and adjustment features, depending on the model.

Redster Nordic: performance on the trails. The Redster name also extends to cross-country skis and boots for classic and skate skiing. Classic Skintec models, such as the Redster C9 Skintec, use integrated skins to provide grip during the kick phase without applying kick wax.

At Lucky Ski Depot, we offer a selection of new Atomic equipment at reduced prices, sourced from surplus inventory and previous seasons. Available models and sizes vary as stock arrives. Find your next setup online, with shipping across Canada.