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Atomic Bent Chetler 100

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BeautyIons
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Sup peps, wondering if you guys know anything about the new Bent Chetler
Thanks in advance
Sep 15 2018 7:14PM
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snowfinder
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They are 100 underfoot made by atomic and they can be used to slide on snow.
Sep 15 2018 8:07PM
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brogoldenhair
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blister is the way to go with ski reviews, god bless these people
http://blistergearreview.com/gear-reviews/2018-2019-atomic-bent-chetler-100
Sep 15 2018 8:33PM
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BeautyIons
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snowfinderThey are 100 underfoot made by atomic and they can be used to slide on snow.

Thanks dude
Sep 17 2018 4:15AM
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Gnor
Posts: 37 - Karma: 42
Spent all of the southern season on a set.

Super light. Snappy and fun on jumps and ski all around the mountain a treat. Haven’t hit rails so can’t comment on durability. Stiff tails, soft tips make them fun to butter but stable on landings.

Pretty sweet ski. Let me know if you have any specific questions
Sep 17 2018 6:10AM
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patagonialuke
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GnorSpent all of the southern season on a set.

Super light. Snappy and fun on jumps and ski all around the mountain a treat. Haven’t hit rails so can’t comment on durability. Stiff tails, soft tips make them fun to butter but stable on landings.

Pretty sweet ski. Let me know if you have any specific questions


How'd you like the stiffer tails in the park? I spent a good chunk of time on them last year and loved them as an all-mountain ski but I don't ski much park.

Also, where'd you end up mounting yours?
Sep 17 2018 7:42PM
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Gnor
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patagonialukeHow'd you like the stiffer tails in the park? I spent a good chunk of time on them last year and loved them as an all-mountain ski but I don't ski much park.

Also, where'd you end up mounting yours?


My park days are now limited to the occasional hour of hitting jumps and they are super fun for that. Swing weight is amazing and the tails are stable enough to land heavy and trust.

I went with -1 from centre (so like +7 from rec on the 180) and like it there. I skied a demo at +3 from rec before mounting mine and hated it that far back
Sep 17 2018 7:50PM
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hbfs
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Bumping this thread for more crowd input on mounting point. Where have you mounted them and how do you like them?
Dec 11 2019 6:10PM
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LilBenjiWop
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Bump, also wanna see where other new schoolers mounted on their BC100s
Dec 29 2019 8:13AM
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freeskibum82
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When i had mine last season i had them at -4cm in a 180cm length. It was very centered and worked well in the park and balanced the ski nicely. I did however find the tips to dive in deeper snow and give me just a little too much tail for my liking in the glades and bumps. It was surprisingly stiff when skiing it compared to flexing it in the store. I was happy with it when i had it.
Dec 30 2019 11:23AM
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CatdickBojangles
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snowfinderThey are 100 underfoot made by atomic and they can be used to slide on snow.


Heard they are also slide great on the searchbar.
Dec 30 2019 12:58PM
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