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Atomic Redster G9 FIS Revoshock S J-RP³ Skis 2027
The 2027 Atomic Redster G9 FIS Revoshock S J-RP³ is a junior giant slalom race ski designed for developing competitive racers who need stability, powerful edge grip, and precise control at speed. Built with Atomic’s race-focused construction and a junior-specific platform, the Redster G9 FIS J-RP³ delivers the confidence young racers need to drive through longer, faster GS turns. Its flex and construction are tuned for lighter, developing athletes while maintaining the power, stability, and precision expected from Atomic’s Redster race line.
Features
- Junior Giant Slalom Race Design: Purpose-built for competitive junior GS racing with an emphasis on stability, powerful carving, and precise control through longer turns.
- Revoshock S Technology: Helps absorb unwanted vibrations and maintain stability while delivering responsive acceleration out of each turn.
- Junior Race Construction: Tuned for younger and lighter racers to provide an appropriate balance of flex, power, stability, and responsiveness.
- Ultra Power Woodcore: A performance-focused wood core delivers strength, stability, and energetic response during aggressive race turns.
- TI Powered Construction: Titanal reinforcement increases torsional stiffness and power transmission for dependable edge grip on firm race surfaces.
- Full Sidewall: Sidewall construction provides direct energy transfer and strong edge hold for precise carving through GS courses.
- Active Camber: Maximizes effective edge contact with the snow for powerful grip, control, and acceleration throughout the turn.
- J-RP³ Race Plate: The integrated junior race plate provides a performance-focused connection between the ski and binding for efficient power transmission and responsive handling.
- Race Base: A performance-oriented base is designed for fast, consistent glide in competitive race conditions.
- Junior GS Race Performance: Ideal for developing racers looking for a dedicated giant slalom ski that combines high-speed stability, strong edge grip, powerful carving, and race-focused precision.
How to determine your correct ski length
When choosing the right ski length, there are a couple of factors you need to take into consideration. The most important are your height, weight, ability level, and the type of skiing you plan to do.
As a general guideline, choose a ski that reaches somewhere between your chin and the top of your head (or, for some skis, slightly above your head). A shorter ski makes shorter turns and is typically easier to maneuver at lower speeds, while a longer ski will have a longer turn radius and generally offers greater stability and confidence at higher speeds.
Taller, heavier, and more advanced skiers often prefer slightly longer skis because they have more leverage over the ski. Shorter, lighter people and less-experienced skiers will usually feel more comfortable with the agility of a shorter ski.
The recommendations below provide a general starting point for choosing the right ski length within Atomic’s ski range. Individual preferences, ski models, and intended terrain may influence the ideal length.
Kids
For children aged 2 to 5 years, select skis that reach just below the child’s chin. For children aged 6 to 12 years, the ski tip should come to the center of the child’s forehead. Depending on the child’s height and skill level, a shorter or longer ski may be more suitable, with beginners typically benefiting from shorter skis.
| Length | Turns | Radius | Tip Width | Waist Width | Tail Width | Rocker/Camber | Base Edge Angle | Side Edge Angle |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 152 cm | Long | 17 m | 102.5 mm | 65 mm | 84.5 mm | Active Camber 0/100/0 | 0.8° | 87° |
| 159 cm | Long | 17.3 m | 104.5 mm | 65 mm | 86.5 mm | Active Camber 0/100/0 | 0.8° | 87° |
| 166 cm | Long | 18.1 m | 106 mm | 65 mm | 88 mm | Active Camber 0/100/0 | 0.8° | 87° |
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