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Atomic Nomad Crimson Ti 2015 Mens Skis With Bindings
A stiff Aggressive all mountain ski for the advanced to expert skiers who enjoy blasting around through all conditions. We have really expanded our Atomic range of goods this season and it is easy to see why. They offer some great value, high tech goods that perfectly match the conditions that they are designed to cope with. They stand by their core values of Meaningful innovation, this season that includes utilizing the ARC technology across their whole all mountain range, their new HRZN tech for the freeski side and the double deck and new Ramp for racing. Also they offer progressive performance, really pushing the sport forward and expanding the boundaries of what is possible and finally offering style with substance. They know what goes into a ski is the most important
thing, but they make sure that their style gurus make this look good for the user when out on the mountain. The atomic nomad series are on one of Atomics’ best sellers and with the addition of ARC technology they have become even more popular. They are perfect for people who ski mostly on piste, but who also like to venture off the side into softer snow. With all mountain flex and step down sidewall 2.0 they take all snow conditions in their stride, While ARC Technology frees the ski to flex naturally for a smooth, natural ride. Atomic’s ARC technology uses only one mounting point in the centre of the ski. Because your entire power is concentrated in that single point – the anchor point – the ski is able to flex easily and naturally, just like a bow. The free-floating
deck between the boot and ski supports that natural flex. This makes the ski stay in contact with the ground. The result is perfect traction and smooth natural rides with less effort, whatever the snow conditions. The Crimson offers a totally smooth, natural ride both on and off-piste. The ARC Technology means the Nomad Crimson Ti can take all snow conditions in its stride and with increased flow: because the skiers power is concentrated in one single point in the center of the ski, the ski is able to flex easily and naturally. The result: it maintains constant contact with the snow, is easy to control on any terrain and is both smooth and stable. Its high-grade features also include a wood core with titanium inserts, the new Step Down Sidewall 2.0 as well as an All Mountain
Rocker. Ski Specification Geometry: 132.5mm/86mm/115.5mm for 178cm length Turn Radius: 16.1 Metres for 178cm length Terrain: All Mountain Core Material: Woodcore Camber/Rocker: All Mountain Rocker (85% camber / 15% tip rocker) Technology: Stepdown Sidewall / ARC Technology / Ti backbone Weight: 2.27kg (178cm) per ski Bindings: Atomic XTO 12 Ski Profile Snow Conditions: All-Conditions Ski Terrain: Piste, All-Mountain Skier Level: Advanced, Expert Epic edge hold in high speed long radius turns, not the most forgiving ski and not especially easy to ski on, but if you are a heavier skier, or a very aggressive skier then this would be a great option, I would recommending going slightly shorter than what you would normally go for on an all mountain ski to make
this more manageable Is this for me? As mentioned by Tom above this really is a ski for th
thing, but they make sure that their style gurus make this look good for the user when out on the mountain. The atomic nomad series are on one of Atomics’ best sellers and with the addition of ARC technology they have become even more popular. They are perfect for people who ski mostly on piste, but who also like to venture off the side into softer snow. With all mountain flex and step down sidewall 2.0 they take all snow conditions in their stride, While ARC Technology frees the ski to flex naturally for a smooth, natural ride. Atomic’s ARC technology uses only one mounting point in the centre of the ski. Because your entire power is concentrated in that single point – the anchor point – the ski is able to flex easily and naturally, just like a bow. The free-floating
deck between the boot and ski supports that natural flex. This makes the ski stay in contact with the ground. The result is perfect traction and smooth natural rides with less effort, whatever the snow conditions. The Crimson offers a totally smooth, natural ride both on and off-piste. The ARC Technology means the Nomad Crimson Ti can take all snow conditions in its stride and with increased flow: because the skiers power is concentrated in one single point in the center of the ski, the ski is able to flex easily and naturally. The result: it maintains constant contact with the snow, is easy to control on any terrain and is both smooth and stable. Its high-grade features also include a wood core with titanium inserts, the new Step Down Sidewall 2.0 as well as an All Mountain
Rocker. Ski Specification Geometry: 132.5mm/86mm/115.5mm for 178cm length Turn Radius: 16.1 Metres for 178cm length Terrain: All Mountain Core Material: Woodcore Camber/Rocker: All Mountain Rocker (85% camber / 15% tip rocker) Technology: Stepdown Sidewall / ARC Technology / Ti backbone Weight: 2.27kg (178cm) per ski Bindings: Atomic XTO 12 Ski Profile Snow Conditions: All-Conditions Ski Terrain: Piste, All-Mountain Skier Level: Advanced, Expert Epic edge hold in high speed long radius turns, not the most forgiving ski and not especially easy to ski on, but if you are a heavier skier, or a very aggressive skier then this would be a great option, I would recommending going slightly shorter than what you would normally go for on an all mountain ski to make
this more manageable Is this for me? As mentioned by Tom above this really is a ski for th
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