Bent 110 | 2027

The Atomic Bent 110 returns unchanged for the 2027 season, but of course got some fresh artwork from its namesake, Chris Benchetler. Sitting on the wider end of the wildly popular Bent collection, this ski is aimed at freestyle-minded skiers chasing soft snow and infinite features.

Generous rocker in both the tip and tail keeps the ski maneuverable, while a softer shovel allows for quick and intuitive turn initiation. The tail releases without resistance, making it easy to slash, smear and butter as you see fit. Atomic also bevels the tip and tail of the Bent 110 to increase surface area. This is called HRZN tech and enhances flotation, reinforcing the ski's distinctly playful feel. Paired with a poplar wood core, the overall construction prioritizes a soft flex, making quick adjustments feel natural rather than forced.

Those same design choices, however, come with trade-offs. At higher speeds in firmer or variable conditions, the Bent 110 can feel less composed than more directional, metal-infused skis. It prefers to stay on top of the snow rather than drive through it, rewarding a lighter, more playful approach over an aggressive, fall-line style of skiing.

What sets the Bent 110 apart is that it caters to a wide swath of the freestyle skiing market. For more advanced skiers, it offers a platform to push creativity into deeper terrain and natural features. At the same time, it remains quite approachable to less-experienced powder skiers who want a ski that feels intuitive, forgiving and responsive.

The Bent 110 encourages skiers to experiment with the mountain, as Benchetler does with his own skiing and artwork. Whether you're slashing through open pow fields, buttering off natural features or just getting comfortable in deeper conditions, the Bent 110 favors creativity over power allowing you to paint your own masterpiece.