Atomic Redster X9S Revoshock S Skis + I 12 GW Ski Bindings 2027

Atomic Redster X9S Revoshock S Skis + I 12 GW Ski Bindings 2027

The 2027 Atomic Redster X9S Revoshock S + I 12 GW is a high-performance piste ski package built for advanced and expert skiers who want race-inspired precision with the versatility to make both short and long turns. Combining powerful edge grip, exceptional stability, and Atomic’s Revoshock technology, the Redster X9S delivers smooth, confident performance when carving groomed terrain at speed. Paired with the Atomic I 12 GW ski bindings, it’s a complete setup designed for demanding skiers who want precise control on hardpack.

Features

• Multi Radius Sidecut: Combines characteristics inspired by slalom and giant slalom skis, allowing the Redster X9S to transition smoothly between quick, short-radius turns and longer, high-speed arcs.
• Revoshock S Technology: Uses a series of spring steel modules integrated with impact-absorbing material to reduce unwanted vibration and create a smooth, stable ride while maintaining strong acceleration out of each turn.
• Ultra Power Woodcore: A performance-focused wood core provides the strength, stability, and responsiveness needed for aggressive carving and high-speed skiing.
• TI Powered Construction: Titanal reinforcement adds torsional stiffness, stability, and dependable edge grip for powerful performance on firm snow.
• Full Sidewall: Sidewall construction runs along the length of the ski for precise power transmission and strong edge hold on hardpack.
• Active Camber: Delivers increased edge contact for dependable grip, precise control, and powerful carving performance on groomed terrain.
• Race-Inspired Performance: Built to deliver the precision and stability of Atomic’s race technology in a versatile piste ski designed for everyday resort carving.
• Structured Topsheet: A premium topsheet finish adds durability while giving the ski a clean, performance-oriented appearance.
• 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.
• High-Performance Carving: Ideal for advanced and expert skiers looking for powerful edge grip, stability at speed, and the ability to confidently alternate between short and long carved turns.

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.​