85 mm All-Mountain and Park Ski
Atomic Bent 85
The Atomic Bent 85 Touring Ski is an all-mountain and park ski for skiers who want one playful, durable pair for jumps, rails and the rest of the mountain. Atomic builds it on a Densolite core with poplar, a Dura Cap sidewall and thicker Resist Edges for durability on rails, under an all-mountain rocker of 20% tip rocker, 65% camber and 15% tail rocker. At 117-85-109 mm on every length and 1,750 g per ski in the 170, with a radius that grows from 11.6 m to 17.6 m, the Bent 85 suits park laps, trees and first skis alike.
Specs Verified Ratings and setup guidance verified against manufacturer specifications.
Is This the Right Ski for You?
Best For
Freestyle and all-mountain skiers who want a durable, playful 85 mm ski for park and the whole mountain.
Consider Another Ski If
You want a backcountry touring ski or a stiff, high-speed carver; the Bent 85 is built to play.
CCBB Ski Ratings
Playfulness
Soft flex, 20% tip rocker
Downhill Performance
Densolite core, Dura Cap
Soft Snow Float
117-85-109 mm
Firm Snow Grip
65% camber, Resist Edges
Rating scale: 5 = top of its class, 4 = excellent, 3 = good, 2 = specialized or below average, and 1 = limited.
CCBB Ski Profile
Dimensions117-85-109 mm (all lengths)
Turn Radius11.6 to 17.6 m (150 to 175 cm)
Rocker Profile20% tip rocker, 65% camber, 15% tail rocker
Core and LaminateDensolite with poplar
Binding InterfaceFlat, no plate
Recommended UseAll-mountain and park
Why We Like It
- Resist Edges are thicker for durability on rails and boxes.
- A Dura Cap sidewall gives quick edge-to-edge response and stands up to park use.
- An all-mountain rocker of 20/65/15 initiates turns easily and still grips on groomers.
- The radius scales from 11.6 m on the 150 to 17.6 m on the 175, so each length turns to suit its skier.
Best Uses
- Park laps, jumps and rails
- All-mountain resort skiing
- Trees and bumps
- First freestyle skis
- Skiers who want one playful, durable ski
Ski Selection Advice
The Atomic Bent 85 Touring Ski comes in 150, 160, 165, 170 and 175 cm. Park skiers often size a little shorter for spins; all-mountain skiers size near their height.
Mount any alpine binding; choose a brake wider than the 85 mm waist. Despite the product name, the Bent 85 is an alpine and park ski, not a touring ski.
Length and setup guidance reviewed by CCBB ski staff. Confirm length against your weight, ability and terrain.
📏 Technical Specifications Manufacturer specs · Click to expand
Shape and Sizing
Lengths150, 160, 165, 170, 175 cm
Dimensions117-85-109 mm (all lengths)
Sidecut Radius11.6 m (150 cm), 13 m (160 cm), 14.5 m (165 cm), 16 m (170 cm), 17.6 m (175 cm)
Weight1,750 g per ski (170 cm)
Construction and Use
CoreDensolite with poplar
SidewallDura Cap
EdgesResist Edge, thicker for park use
Profile20% tip rocker, 65% camber, 15% tail rocker
Recommended UseAll-mountain and park
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Common Questions
Who should buy the Atomic Bent 85 Touring Ski?
The Atomic Bent 85 Touring Ski suits freestyle and all-mountain skiers who want a durable, playful ski. A Densolite and poplar core, Dura Cap sidewall and Resist Edges handle park use, and the 20/65/15 rocker grips on groomers at 1,750 g per ski in a 170.
What bindings work with the Atomic Bent 85 Touring Ski?
The Atomic Bent 85 Touring Ski is a flat ski with no integrated binding or plate, so it takes any alpine binding or touring binding mounted to it. Binding compatibility with your boot is set by the binding and the boot's sole norm, so match the binding to your boot first. Choose a brake wider than the 85 mm waist.
Is the Bent 85 a touring ski?
No. Despite the product name, the Atomic Bent 85 is an alpine all-mountain and park ski. Skiers looking to tour should choose a touring ski.
How much does the Atomic Bent 85 weigh?
1,750 g per ski in the 170 cm length.
What are Resist Edges?
Thicker steel edges that stand up better to rails and boxes in the park.
What length should I ride?
Park skiers often size a little shorter for spins; all-mountain skiers size near their height.
Our Verdict
The Atomic Bent 85 Touring Ski is a durable, playful all-mountain and park ski. A Densolite and poplar core, Dura Cap sidewall and Resist Edges take park abuse, and the 20/65/15 rocker makes it easy and grippy on the rest of the mountain. Skiers who want a backcountry ski should look elsewhere; skiers who want one ski for park and play should start here.
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