Since their inception several seasons ago, Atomic’s Bent series has represented the pinnacle of creativity in skiing. Their look, construction, and intention falls deep within the abstract, leaving true ingenuity up to the skier. The 2025 season bears witness to an entirely new approach to artistry, and Atomic’s Bent 110 Ski leads this charge. To say it’s one of the coolest looking skis ever made is an understatement, but if nothing else it’s a great start. It’s colorful, flashy, abstract, and endlessly cool with something of a sea creature adorning its top layer. Though it may be hard to believe, the Bent 110 is far more than just its looks—offering an innate sense of playfulness and creativity to take performance to new heights. At 110mm underfoot, the Bent 110 is still a bit too wide to be a park ski but it leads with the same inclusive mindset of its siblings. It’s surfy in powder, agile through technical terrain, grippy on firm snow, and stable on landings. We know that you’ll probably have to spin it through the park, so if you attempt to slide a rail it can be pretty good at that, too. Nonetheless, the Bent 110 is a fun-loving powder ski that uses its wide waist, rocker profile, and HRZN Tech tips and tails to charge effortlessly through deep and untracked snow. A light wood core keeps the construction simple and in line with the rest of the Bent series, offering a lightweight and more forgiving approach to versatility. It holds a strong edge in-bounds, and it excels in a backcountry setting. It reigns true to the Bent series’ creative heritage with a ride that leaves all ingenuity up to the skier.