Atomic Backland Girl 110-130 Alpine Skis Junior

The Atomic Backland Girl 110-130 is a stylish do-it-all girls’ ski that will let younger girls enjoy a true all-mountain experience early in their ski career. Best suited for skiers already moving confidently on the snow, it has a wide and solid footprint that provides optimum flotation in softer snow and makes it easy to initiate turns on the piste. It’s a ski ideal for young female riders ready to make their mark on powder and piste in a way that’s all their own.

Features:

– Directional Shape
– Densolite Core
– Dura Cap
– Structured Topsheet
– Piste Rocker 10/90/0

Specifications:

– Weight: 950 g / 120
– Side edge angle: 87°
– Base edge angle:1.3°

Dimensions:
– Ski size, 110, 120, 130
– Tip width (mm), 92, 99, 106
– Waist width (mm), 76, 78, 80
– Tail width (mm), 84, 91, 98
– Radius (m), 19.6, 16.2, 15.6

Technology:

– Servotec is our radical innovation for racing and high-performance piste skiing. The name comes from ‘Servolenkung’ because that’s what it is – the first power steering for skis! The secret is the Servotec rod on the top of the ski and the elastomer just under the binding:

– The rod is under tension, meaning the elastomer connected to it is compressed. The whole ski is therefore in a pre-stressed position – essentially ready to turn.

– As the ski bends into a turn, the compression in the elastomer is relaxed. It rebounds out like a spring, pulling the rod with it and actively supporting the flex of the ski. This makes steering lighter and quicker.

– Then on fast straights the rod and elastomer dampen out bumps and ruts in the slope and even swallow up negative swings. This keeps your steering firmer and more stable when skiing straight at high speeds.

Bases:
– We use high-density sintered bases that are fast on any snow, can stand up to anything, and are easy to maintain.

Edges:
– Our edges are made from steel five times more wear resistant than standard steel, for strength and perfect grip.

Topsheets:
– Our top sheets are lightweight and highly resistant – with different structures and finishes to suit different terrains.
At the core of every ski are the materials – and particularly the different types of wood – that determine how it behaves.

Around the main core are the materials that fine-tune the performance of a ski.

Sidewalls affect how the ski dampens impacts and transmits power. We use four different types to suit different types of snow and skiing.

– Full sidewall: Runs across the full length of the ski for precise steering, ideal for high-performing race and piste skis.
– Duracap sidewall: Sidewall from base to top sheet, for controlled power transmission and great edge grip. The rounded shape of the Dura Cap Sidewall picks up fewer dents and dings – a fantastic durability feature for skis in demo and rental fleets.
– Duracap: A construction with no sidewall where the top sheet folds down over the edges, making it easy to handle. The rounded shape of the Dura Cap picks up fewer dents and dings – a fantastic durability feature for skis in demo and rental fleets.