Atomic Redster G9 FIS Revoshock Women X (2023/24)
Atomic Redster G9 FIS Revoshock Women X (2023/24)
Atomic Redster G9 FIS Revoshock Women X (2023/24)
| Gender / Age: | Women |
| Range of application: | Giant slalom |
| Season: | 2023/24 |
Construction Ski
- Ultra Power Woodcore - strong beech and lightweight poplar
- Ultra TI Powered - World Cup-proven full-width Titanal laminate for stability
- Revoshock - turns unwanted shocks into confidence-building stability and unparalleled acceleration
- Full Sidewall
- Structured Topsheet
- Active Camber 0/100/0
- World Cup base
- fulfils FIS standard
Ski Finish
- Active Race Interface - only for VAR bindings
- Base edge angle: 0,5°
- Side edge angle: 87°
This fast ski is aimed at all GS racers U18 I and Women.
The Redster G9 FIS Revoshock W 183 is Atomic's fastest female-specific GS ski, a ski for racers chasing FIS GS points.
The Redster G9 FIS Revoshock W includes Atomic's World Cup-proven Revoshock technology, a series of spring steel plates encased in an integrated elastomer compound that creates a stable ride you can trust. But here's the thing: Revoshock also allows the ski to be insanely agile, so you can accelerate out of the turns like the afterburners are on. Full-length sidewalls produce super-firm edge hold, while the Ultra TI Powered laminate and Ultra Power Woodcore create ultimate torsional rigidity. The new integrated Icon binding interface puts you in control, so you can keep your line tight, your speed high, and all your numbers in the green.
Difference "Icon" and "X" model
The skis are identical. The difference is in the plates and bindings.
"Icon" is the professional equipment from the World Cup. The "Icon" plate and especially the "Icon" binding were designed exclusively for semi-professional and professional racing. This combination is even more direct in swing control and has an extreme contact pressure. These bindings can only be used with racing ski boots, as the shell of classic ski boots would be too soft and could get pressure points at the holding points or even break. The lowest Z-value of the binding is so high that it is not possible to adjust the weight to the skier.
"X" is the most common "amateur" racing version known to date. Here there are also bindings that can be adjusted to the body weight.
| Length | Blade - centre - end in mm | Radius | Weight per pair |
|---|---|---|---|
| 183 | 100 - 65 - 80.5 | 30.0 | |
| 188 | 97.6 - 65 - 83.5 | 30.0 | n/a |