Atomic Improve All Terrain Multi Condition SkiAtomic’s hugely popular European Ski of The Year, the Metron is back for the 2005-06 season. So successful was the introduction of the range last year two models sold out globally before Christmas 2004. “The
introduction of the Metron ski was a huge success for Atomic,” said
Atomic’s Jason Summerfield. “It won the European Ski of the Year
Award and the fact that two models sold out globally in such a short
period of time showed that there was a huge demand in the market for a
ski that skiers could take anywhere on the mountain” Atomic is
one of the leading Alpine Ski brands in 2005 Atomic’s men led by
overall World Cup winner Bode Miller and Downhill World Champion
Michael Walchoffer won every individual discipline on the World Cup
tour and 14 out of 15 medals on offer at the 2005 World Championships
in Bormio while female skier Michaela Dorfmeister, won the Super-G
crystal globe on the World Cup. The Metron range gives skiers
unrivalled performance across the entire mountain terrain - without
ever having to change to another size or shape of ski. This
is achieved by the ski featuring an ultra-wide shovel and tail and the
innovation has been made possible by the addition of exclusive
technologies such as Beta-5 and Beta Puls, which guarantees the
performance of the ski is optimally tuned to the demands placed on it.
The four independent pulsers, embedded in isozorb elastomer, channel
power from the chassis directly to the tip and tail for quick handling,
torsional rigidity, exceptional edge hold and a smooth effortless
ride. The improvements this year have seen a reduction in
weight of the ski by replacing heavier components with lighter more
reliable materials. The new Neox binding that comes with the ski
now weighs 500g less than last year. Metron skis are sized
differently, but it is easy to find the correct ski. The M2
Index, determines the ski model best suited to the individual skier
based on the surface contact area, rather than simply the height of the
skis. It also takes account of the weight, skiing ability and types of
turns envisaged by the individual skier. There are six versions of Atomic skis within the Metron range: The
Metron:B5 the natural shape of the Metron lets the skier carve
beautiful, round turns in any snow type from boilerplate, to crud to
powder. The Beta 5 technology spreads energy and pressure over
the entire effective edge for buttery-smooth high-speed handling, while
the active power extensions devour the rough terrain giving
unparalleled edge control The wider shovel and tail on the
Metron:B5 means that the ski can be shorter yet still have the
same surface area of a traditional ski which gives the skier
higher manoeuvrability. Available in 152, 162, and 172 lengths,
the Metron:B5 comes in sunburst and gold with a RRP, dependant upon
binding, ranging from £589.95 to £599.95. The M:EX PULS-ti is the
most freeride model in the range. New to the range for this
season it has the largest overall surface area, which when combined
with the BetaPuls titanium allows the skier to rip high octane powered
turns through any snow type. Think total all mountain freedom. The
M:EX PULS-ti is available in 165, 175, 185 lengths and comes in
red and gold with a RRP, dependant upon binding, ranging from £549.95
to £569.95. M:11 Puls-ti is a ski that thrives in two worlds,
awesome in the powder this ski can rip on the hardpack. The 11
delivers nimble turn initiation and smooth high speed control. It
is available in 3 lengths 152, 162, 172 and comes in darkblue and gold
with a RRP dependent on binding, ranging from £449.95 to £459.95 M:10
PULS-ti, this ski is for the on piste ripper who dreams of off-piste
excursions. The M:10 delivers very quick handling and power for
high speed GS turns and the versatility to float on top of the soft
stuff. It is available in 3 lengths 150, 157, 164, 171 and 178 and
comes in anthracite and gold with a RRP dependent on binding, ranging
from £419.95 to £439.95 The M:9 PULS ski is the lightest Metron
model equipped with a new Beta puls that transfers more power while
still smoothing out the vibrations and automatic turn initiation. As
with all skis in this range, the M:9 is equally at home no matter what
slope or conditions you choose. The M:9 PULS ski, available in
150, 157, 164, 171, and 178 lengths in colours orca blue or red has a
RRP, dependant upon binding, ranges from £339.95 to £349.95. M:8
PULS this is the ski to discover the Metron magic with. With a
less aggressive shape and relaxed sidecut, it offers effortless all
round handling. M8 skiers will ski better faster and gain the all
important confidence to take on every situation on the hill. The
M:8 PULS ski, available in 154, 161, 168, 175, and 182 lengths in
colours blue and has a RRP, dependant upon binding, ranges from £289.95
to £319.95
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