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Atomic’s Blackeye Ti is a beefier and quicker version of the Blackeye, with lots of edge grip and versatility. You can actually feel the edges engage progressively throughout the entire turn.
Ski: Atomic Blackeye TI (2010)
Ski discipline: All Mountain
Length (cm) / Dimension (tip-waist-tail - mm) / Radius (m):
150 / 114.5-79-100.5 / 15.5
157 / 116.5-79-102.5 / 16
164 / 118.5-79-104.5 / 16.5
171 / 120.5-79-106.5 / 17
178 / 122.5-79-108.5/ 17.5
Manufacturer’s Description of the Atomic Blackeye TI:
"A titanium-reinforced all-mountain ski capable of delivering perfect performance on hard, prepared pistes or on virgin powder snow. The secret of its versatility are the torsion flex control sectors, which adapt to the specific characteristics of the terrain."
The Blackeye Ti are solid skis and a great choice for the “everywhere” skier that wants to move to a more stable platform without giving up agility and versatility.
Last year’s was a fun ski, but this year’s turns it up a notch, and the new lighter binding system adds to the snappy feel.
Very responsive and capable in any turn shape and in 1 tester’s opinion: “incredible for a mid-fat ski.”
Sometimes the best characteristics of a new ski are the amount of FUN they deliver. This is one of those skis. They’re relatively easy to ski while delivering great edge grip, directional stability and a light responsive feel.
The Atomic Blackeye Ti is enough ski for the All Mountain big guy, and light and easy enough for the ladies who want a little wider platform to deliver them through the late afternoon crud.
Atomic Blackeye Ti 2010
Written by Ski Review Guest on 12/02 at 10:17 AM
Just took my new Blackeye Ti’s for the first run today and boy am I impressed. They really seem to have an agressive yet controlable edge that loves to be leaned into. All day they did whatever I asked of them. Very predictable for such an agressive edge and they handled well going straight down or carving it up. I am very happy and they look great too
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Atomic Blackeye Ti 2010
Written by Ski Review Guest on 02/11 at 07:02 AM
Been on them twice on Eastern hardpack. Taking out to VT this weekend to test on more conditions. I am 5’8” 160 lbs. and was racking my brain looking for an all mountain ski that was lively, great on edge, super at high speeds, stable, fun and had enough bounce for the occasional short turns. So far this thing is all I wanted! Great great ski very well rounded.
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