Ski Bum Reviews 2023 Atomic Maverick 95 Ski Review
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The North American designed, Austrian built Atomic Maverick 95 Ti is a versatile all-mountain ski. It's great for the intermediate skier looking to grow into their next ski, or an advanced to expert skier looking for a well rounded daily driver. At 95mm underfoot, the Atomic Maverick is wide enough to handle fresh snow, but narrow enough to handle hard pack groomers in between snowfall. Its directional shape and Dura Cap sidewall command both power and control while carving corduroy, or charging through day-old chop and crud. The OMatic core construction provides the ultimate balance of stiffness and flex throughout the length of the ski. It’s HRZN tip “Flow Profile” delivers the perfect combination of camber, shovel taper and tip rocker. This design allows you to drive the front of the skis through powder while still maintaining an optimal sidecut that is able to hook up on hard pack and hold an edge. These skis are perfect for the skier who likes to put down GS-like sweeping turns, regardless of snow conditions, but will also occasionally take them in glades for a little tree slalom. Atomic set out to build a highly adaptable all-mountain ski that can handle the slopes regardless of snow conditions, and they have done exactly that. Also available in 100 and 88 width.
Construction
OMatic Core
The ultimate balance of stiffness and flex throughout the length of the ski. Precision milled poplar wood, lightweight fiberglass, and titanal layer or carbon insets. OMatic delivers effortless performance, balance, and stability from tip to tail.
All Mountain Rocker
All Mountain Rocker – 20% Tip Rocker / 70% Camber / 10% Tail Rocker
Dura Cap Sidewall
Sidewall fro base to top sheet for controlled power transmission and great edge grip. The rounded shape of the Dura Cap is a fantastic durability feature as it picks up fewer dents and dings.
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Additional sizes
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Atomic Maverick | Designed in North America. Built in Austria. Skied Everywhere
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