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Atomic Blog Skis
Atomic Blog Skis
 
List Price:  $679.95
Your Price:  $339.98
Item #: AA001410
 
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The Atomic Blog is a backcountry ski with a durable design to handle big drops, and twin tip construction to smoothly land tricks front or switch. Camber underfoot and Step Down sidewalls give you stability on hard snow and Powder rocker plus 110mm waist provide float in the soft snow. For advanced level freeskiing adventures, including solid downhill performance with a few tricks thrown in, Atomic created the Blog ski.
  • Powder Rocker - rocker for lift in powder and camber for stability on hard snow

For more information about testing skis, please call our Experts at Jans, 800-745-1020.
Expert Review:

"Ok - you wanted something big for Christmas. Well you got it in the Powder rockered Blog that will blow your mind! At 110 mm under foot with a geometry that shreds pow, this ski is taking the world by storm so what are you waiting for?"

George 'Squid' Sideris, Jans Mountain Recreation Expert

Industry Review:

SKI MAGAZINE Assessment:

The Blog is a twin tip ski with rocker in the tip and tail but camber underfoot. It's 110 underfoot, has a wood core and a three-layer "step-down" sidewall designed to be sturdy underfoot but progressively more flexible toward the extremities.


Powder MAGAZINE Assessment:

Skier's Choice Draft Pick. The Blog delivers the ultimate backcountry freestyle experience. A Pop Rocker 10 Camber profile in the tip and tail, combined with a waist width of 110mm, provide incredible float in powder. The tip-to-tail wood core and Step Down Sidewall L3 construction ensure optimum damping and protect the ski from hard impacts in rough terrain. These attributes are why Canadian freeskiier Dana Flahr prefers the Blog for his powder adventures.


Skiing MAGAZINE.com Assessment:

Another ski that blends underfoot camber with tip and tail rocker, the Blog had a versatility that impressed all testers. A narrow, knifey tip makes it easy to steer through bumps and trees, while the camber and sidecut offer reliable performance on groomers. It's an ideal ski for an advanced to expert ripper who skis off-trail 80 percent of the time.