Atomic Janak Skis

Description

The ultimate freeride skis!

The classic in powder. Lightweight construction using Magnesium infused cap combined with Beta Profile and its moderate sidecut make this ski easy to control and wonderfully easy to ride in all conditions. Whether you're floating Tele turns or charging on AT gear, it really is this easy. The Janak from Atomic...grab a pair for yourself

Features

• Lengths: 153,163,173,183
• Sidecut: 124-99-115
• RADIUS m/153
• Profile: Beta Profile
• TECH:
• Cap Sandwich
• Mat Topsheet Sublimation

The past year has brought a lot of change to Atomic USA. New headquarters in Utah, new mountains and trails to explore, and new faces in the office. Yet, one thing will never change; their commitment to new, innovative, high performance products that help make our experiences on the mountain even better.
From exclusive new boot technology to creating the lightest ski on earth, Atomic spent countless hours testing, tinkering, skiing, and experimenting. All so when you step into your bindings, you know that you've got the most technologically advanced, highest performing ski equipment on the planet.
From their factory in the Austrian Alps of Altenmarkt to their new digs in the Wasatch Mountains, Atomic is committed to making the absolute best skiing equipment known to man. Atomic Tech Talk: It's no secret that Atomic makes the most technologically advance race skis. What you might now know is that we apply the same expert knowhow to our entire range. By doing so, we are able to provide skiers of all levels of ability and ambition with equipment that will help take them to the next level. Wherever that may be. And although there's really nothing we can say that compares to the feeling you get when you achieve your dreams, read on because we've said it anyway. Skiing magazine(AT review): "Well-rounded" is how several testers describe the Janak. "It might not tap dance in the trees, but it busts through crud and is super-stable at high speeds. Not as maneuverable as the other fat boys", but "a crud buster with edge grip galore for slicing groomers." Backcountry magazine: "The Janak is definitely a softer ski than the Tele Daddy, with nearly unanimous reviews that it was best in softer snow and crud, and specialized in longer and medium radius turns....an ideal all-snow backcountry ski. It handled mank, powder and crud with poise." Off Piste: "It is characteristically Atomic in feel, stable and predictable. Stiffer than some of its competition, it holds its own in all snow, although getting from edge to edge on groomers takes some getting used to and big boots are a must.