Atomic Izor 3:1 (2007)

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I picked these ski’s up on sale for about $140 in Denver.  I am an intermediate/advanced skier.  I ski mostly black and hard blues at Copper and Winter Park.

Skies were easy to turn, good in bumps.  I did a few mogul runs and they responded well. 

At higher speeds they were too soft, shuddered and were a little uncomfortable to ride. 

If you are more intermediate advanced and like to go fast these are not for you. 

If you like a responsive forgiving ski that is easy to turn in trees, deep power, or carve at lower speeds, this is a fun toy to add to your collection. 

I won’t give up stiffer carving ski’s, but for the price this is a fun change and a good addition to my ski collection !

Beware of any Atomic system ski (device binding skis)! Atomic will not sell replacement parts for these skis even if they are new and missing parts. They say if you cannot prove you purchased them from a Authorized dealer they do not have to stand support there product. Mine have been sitting since bought new in 2008 because I need bindings. The skis have never seen snow!!!The staff at atomic say they are empathetic but will not help make this situation right. I have been talking with atomic every ski season since 2008 with no luck. I would never recommend this ski companies products after this experience. As for the ski review, I wouldnt know I have never ridden them.