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Atomic Vantage X 83 Cti Skis with Warden MNC 13 Bindings
$599.95
(25% Off MSRP)
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$599.95
25% Off MSRP
$799.99
Regular Price: $599.95
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Overview
Frontside skis are narrow for carving on-trail
Narrow - ideal for on-trail, hardpack & groomed conditions
Stiff - advanced to experts who want power and control
Tip Rocker/Camber skis for edge hold; easy turn initiation
The Atomic Vantage X 83 CTi is a powerful and agile ride for advanced to expert skiers looking for smooth turns on the frontside of the mountain. The Exo Profile has a unique 3D shape that uses slanted sidewalls that lower the swingweight and increase maneuverability. Atomic's Power Woodcore uses a Titanium Powered Backbone that adds extra rigidity, edge hold and stability to the ski. The Carbon Tank Mesh uses woven fibers of carbon that increase the snap and power to the X 83 while keeping the weight to a minimum for a ski this powerful. If you like a snappy and stable ski that can achieve top speeds without so much as a rattle, the Atomic Vantage X 83 CTi is a great option.
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Specifications
| Ski Gear Intended Use | All Mountain | Bindings Included | Yes | What Binding is Included? | Warden MNC 13 |
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| Binding DIN | 5-13 | Binding Weight Range | 130lbs. + | Tip/Waist/Tail Widths | 125.5/83/111 (@175cm) |
| Tail Profile | Flared | Actual Turn Radius @ Specified Length | 16.4m (@175cm) | Construction Type | Sidewall |
| Core Material | Wood w/ Metal Laminate | Metal Layer | Dual | Warranty | One Year |
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Model Year | 2019 | Model Number | AASS01760161 |
| Product ID | 525237 |
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2019 Atomic Vantage X 83 CTI Ski Review by Adam.
November 01, 2018
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Hi I'm Adam and I was just skiing on the Atomic Vantage X 83 CTi. Great ski for that strong intermediate to expert level skier just looking for something extremely quick, agile, very snappy on the front side of the mountain. With this shape...Read More
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2019 Atomic Vantage X 83 CTI Ski Review by Thom .
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Hi I'm Thom I just got done riding the Atomic Vantage X 83 CTi. This is just a wonderful on trail ski. Definitely aimed at firm snow, packed snow, but its got a pretty progressive shovel shape to it, so it's still really good in crud and a ...Read More
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2019 Atomic Vantage X 83 CTI Ski Review by Paul .
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Hi I'm Paulie and I just rode the Atomic Vantage X 83 CTi. This is a great ski for an intermediate on up relatively aggressive skier. It holds up really well at speed and makes great turns. Medium to long turns at higher speeds, this could ...Read More
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Q: I am a 5'11" beginner coming in at 240lbs. It seems the recommendation is to move to more sturdy equipment usually designed for an intermediate skier based on my weight. I only want to cruise with the kids on blues on the East Coast. Would these be a potential fit for me?
Asked : Aug 07, 2019
By : Douglas, New England
By : Douglas, New England
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A: You are absolutely correct that we typically will recommend a heavier or more athletic skier not start on beginner equipment and move directly up to something a bit more advanced. These skis however, are probably a bit more aggressive than you would want to learn on as they are aimed at advanced skiers and are very responsive which makes them hard to learn on. The Vantage 83 R is built on the same platform with slightly less aggressive materials and the 181cm length in that ski would be perfect.
Answered : Aug 09, 2019
By : Thomas, Customer Care
By : Thomas, Customer Care
Q: Are the bindings already mounted on these skis?
Asked : Feb 03, 2019
By : Don, PACIFICA
By : Don, PACIFICA
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A: We can only mount bindings if boots are purchased with them. Ski binding manufactures have a liability agreement that states when the binding is mounted; it is set up, adjusted, and tested by a certified tech, with the exact boot that is going into that binding. The boot and binding must then go through a series of function tests and visual inspections to ensure that the binding keeps you in when you need to be kept in, and releases you when you need to be released. This is done for your safety. Alpine ski bindings are an important piece of safety equipment and should be set up properly with all necessary equipment present.
Answered : Feb 04, 2019
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: how do you know which ski is left and which is right
Asked : Dec 23, 2018
By : Rick, baltimore,md
By : Rick, baltimore,md
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A: There is no right or left for these skis. You can switch them to either foot without any problems.
Answered : Dec 24, 2018
By : Thomas, Customer Care
By : Thomas, Customer Care
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