Atomic Redster Q9 Revoshock S Skis + I 12 GW Ski Bindings 2027

Atomic Redster Q9 Revoshock S Skis + I 12 GW Ski Bindings 2027

The 2027 Atomic Redster Q9 Revoshock S + I 12 GW is a high-performance piste ski package designed for advanced and expert skiers who want powerful carving performance across changing groomed conditions. Combining race-inspired construction with a versatile shape, the Redster Q9 delivers exceptional edge grip, stability, and smooth turn transitions whether you’re making quick turns on freshly groomed runs or opening things up at higher speeds. Paired with Atomic I 12 GW ski bindings, this premium setup is built for skiers who demand precision and confidence on the frontside.

Features

• All-Condition Piste Performance: Designed for high-performance carving across everything from freshly groomed hardpack to chopped-up afternoon snow.
• Revoshock S Technology: Uses spring steel modules combined with impact-absorbing material to reduce unwanted vibration and provide a smooth, stable ride while maintaining responsiveness and acceleration out of each turn.
• Multi Radius Sidecut: Allows the ski to comfortably handle a variety of turn shapes, from shorter controlled turns to longer, faster carving arcs.
• Ultra Power Woodcore: A performance-focused wood core delivers the stability, strength, and responsiveness needed for aggressive frontside skiing.
• TI Powered Construction: Titanal reinforcement increases torsional stiffness, stability, and edge grip for powerful, precise performance on firm snow.
• Full Sidewall: Provides direct power transmission and dependable edge hold for confident carving at higher speeds.
• Active Camber: Maximizes effective edge contact with the snow for strong grip, precise control, and powerful acceleration through carved turns.
• Versatile Frontside Shape: A wider platform than a traditional race ski provides added stability and versatility when groomed conditions become softer or more variable throughout the day.
• I 12 GW Ski Bindings Included: Paired with Atomic I 12 GW ski bindings for responsive power transfer and compatibility with both traditional Alpine and GripWalk ski boots.
• Advanced Carving Performance: Ideal for advanced and expert skiers looking for a powerful frontside ski that combines race-inspired precision with greater versatility for changing resort conditions.

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.​

Piste ​

Redster G ​

Advanced and expert skiers as well as heavier people will find the right ski length by adding 5 to 10 centimeters to the measurement to the top of the head.​

Shorter and lighter skiers may go for a ski length that equals their height.​

Redster S​

The length of a slalom ski should be well below the top of your head. Common lengths are between 165 and 170 centimeters for men, and between 150 and 165 centimeters for women.

Redster X & Q, all Cloud skis​

Advanced and expert skiers should go for a ski length that equals their height; those of more than average weight and aggressive skiers may want to add up to 5 centimeters.​

Less experienced and lightweight skiers should subtract 5 to 10 centimeters from the measurement to the top of the head.​