Name: Atomic Maverick 95 Ti
Brand: Atomic
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Rating: 3.1 (10 reviews)

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The Atomic Maverick 95 TI are all-mountain skis designed in North America and built in Austria. The OMatic construction features a titanal layer to create a wonderful blend of stiffness and flex, which provides stability from tip to tail. Inside the titanal, the Maverick has a precision-milled poplar and fiberglass hybrid core that promotes nimble performance without skimping on durability. The 20% tip rocker paired with the 10% tail rocker allows the Maverick to dominate every encounter on the slopes.
Key Features:
- HRZN Tech – This features ABS (acrylonitrile butadiene styrene) sidewall construction with a horizontal rocker across the ski. This adds 10% more surface area in the tip and tail without increasing swing weight.
- Flow Profile – The 20/70/10% rocker/camber/rocker profile allows for optimal edge contact during each turn.
- Dura Cap Sidewall – The sidewalls on the Maverick extend from the base to the topsheet for maximum strength and controlled power transmission.

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 I personally think the 95 is the best all-mountain ski out of the series. I found it to be super energetic, a great combination between the 100 and 88. Not too snappy out of the turn, but really smooth, but also really playful and really lively when you want it to be, and stable when you need it to be. It busts through crud, it carves, it floats well, and if you're looking for a ski to kind of do it all, this is a do it all, even though we know that doesn't exist

 There's a great collaboration between the North Americans and the Austrians. Diving right into it, some of the tech that these guys are utilizing is fantastic. It's an all-poplar wood core, meaning it is just so friggin' light. However, what they do is they add two sheets of metal, sandwich construction, so that helps with that dampening of vibration at higher speed

 This is the brand new Atomic Maverick 95 Ti. It is one of the best skis that's out in the market right now and I was fortunate enough to be a part of the process the last two years testing and developing this product. I was actually one of five North American skiers. You can actually YouTube their video of it

 Hey guys, welcome down to Boom Mountain Sports, I'm Riley and we're here for our Happy Hour gear review. Today I'm stoked to talk about this product. This is the brand new Atomic Maverick 95 Ti. It is one of the best skis that's out in the market right now and I was fortunate enough to be a part of the process the last two years testing and developing this product

Take a deep dive into the all-new Atomic Maverick Series with Riley. He was fortunate to be 1 of the tester and developers on this series which began 4 years ago! 

The Maverick series was a North American lead, Austrian engineered project that came to market this year. Meanwhile, Atomic USA assembled a test team of 60 skiers that included ski shop owners, ski shop employees, consumers, influencers, professional skiers and Atomic staff members to help the brand work out all the details. Their primary focus for the development of this series was - YOU and I. The people who buy skis! Over 4 years, Atomic prototyped over 145 skis and ultimately whittled it down to 5 men’s models and four women’s models that will assure skiers of all abilities to have a kick-ass day in almost all conditions and terrain!

It’s refreshing to know Atomic’s primary focus for the Maverick and Maven series is the consumers and respected ski shops. A little about Atomic, they own the racing world. They own the free-ride world, the category they’ve needed help in is the all-mountain category. Atomic now has a ski that will phase out the Vantage series to provide a ripping all-mountain ski and earn well-deserved space on our wall to get them back into the all-mountain world. They have created a ski that skis almost everywhere on the mountain; holds a great edge on hard pack snow, floats decently in soft snow and absorbs vibration through varied snow conditions. In short, a true North American all-mountain ski.

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2022 Atomic Maverick 95 Ti Review - YouTube

I've been skiing Black Crow Camoxs (182cm) for 3-seasons and I really like them, but I tried out my friends Volkl Mantras (M5, 177cm) at Mammoth this past weekend and their edge hold on icy hard pack, stability at high speed, and confidence on bumps took me by surprise — it made me feel like my skis have been holding me back (and I thought they were great). The M5s are certainly heavier than the Camox, but that only bothered me sitting on the lift, because while skiing they felt just as responsive and quick in the trees and on bumps as the Camoxs. 

Am I responding to the stiffness of the ski, or are there other features driving the performance difference I should be aware of? I've progressed from advanced-intermediate to squarely advanced on the Camox and I am curious what other all-mountain / freeriding skis I should look into for next season (and demo soon). 50% on-piste 50% off-piste skiing in the West (CA, CO, UT).

<div class="md">I&#39;ve been skiing Black Crow Camoxs (182cm) for 3-seasons and I really like them, but I tried out my friends Volkl Mantras (M5, 177cm) at Mammoth this past weekend and their edge hold on icy hard pack, stability at high speed, and confidence on bumps took me by surprise — it made me feel like my skis have been holding me back (and I thought they were great). The M5s are certainly heavier than the Camox, but that only bothered me sitting on the lift, because while skiing they felt just as responsive and quick in the trees and on bumps as the Camoxs. 

Am I responding to the stiffness of the ski, or are there other features driving the performance difference I should be aware of? I&#39;ve progressed from advanced-intermediate to squarely advanced on the Camox and I am curious what other all-mountain / freeriding skis I should look into for next season (and demo soon). 50% on-piste 50% off-piste skiing in the West (CA, CO, UT).
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Volkl Mantras and similar skis

 Really super versatile ski, replaces the old Vantage. It really is a do-anything ski, works really well on piste, great edge hold, great power on the corduroy, on the groomers. You can rock it onto an edge pretty easily. It is quite wide, but it will, in transition, it will engage that new edge quite easily, and then power in the turn

 You can rock it onto an edge pretty easily. It is quite wide, but it will, in transition, it will engage that new edge quite easily, and then power in the turn. You can really lean and create great edge angles, really lean your hip into the turn and get some good angles on the ski. And then in the off piste, on the variable conditions that we've got here, it works pretty well as well, because you've got the rocker at the tail as well, makes it slightly more forgiving

 It's got a lot of power to it, I'm told, because it's got like two layers of titanium in it. It kind of replaces the Atomic Vantage, but yeah, I'm looking forward to giving it a rundown on the piste, and yeah, I'll let you know how it performs. It's got a lot of power to it, I'm told, but yeah, I'll let you know how it performs. So that's the Atomic Maverick

 About to try out the Atomic Maverick. It's an all-mounted freeride ski. It's got a lot of power to it, I'm told, because it's got like two layers of titanium in it. It kind of replaces the Atomic Vantage, but yeah, I'm looking forward to giving it a rundown on the piste, and yeah, I'll let you know how it performs

 It's got a lot of power to it, I'm told, but yeah, I'll let you know how it performs. So that's the Atomic Maverick. Really super versatile ski, replaces the old Vantage. It really is a do-anything ski, works really well on piste, great edge hold, great power on the corduroy, on the groomers

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Watch Graham Bell put the Atomic Maverick 95 ti through its paces for Winter Insight at the Snowsports Industries Great Britain Snow Test 2022.

After a two-year Covid induced lay-off, the SIGB Snow Test returned to the mountains. Kühtai, Austria, had been selected as the venue in order to guarantee a snow-sure, easy and practical option.

It was open to UK snowsport retailers and media and has been specifically designed to suit the needs of all UK snowsport retailers. It runs every year in either late February / early March, with a diverse range of brands and all the latest kit to try.

Due to uncertainty of Covid regulations within Austria, the final decision to proceed with the Test was only three weeks out. So, it was a remarkable achievement for more than 25 brands and 190 plus members of the UK snowsport trade to meet up in Kühtai.

Winter Insight’s chief tester, former five-time Olympic skier, presenter of Ski Sunday, journalist and adventurer, Graham Bell, was excited to get back out onto the slopes.

He said: “This was the 18th running of the Snow Test and it was great to be back in Kühta. The brands were all there. It was great, it was like a restart to the season again. Everyone is looking forward to next winter and the products that are available.”

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Whats New for 2022 Atomic Maverick 95 ti Review by Graham ...

I'm 6'1, 210lbs, and my daily on the east coast here for very similar priorities is that maverick 95 ti. If I weren't on it, the ski in that category that's impressed me the most is the line blade optic 96.

1st pair of skis was a pair of sky 7s (98mm, tons of rocker, and very light), which were a ton of fun to learn on, but after progressing I’ve realized they’re just too soft for me and ski very very short, so I’m fairly limited as far as speed &amp; stability goes.

I bought a pair of QST Blanks as a powder ski (loved them) and now I’m looking to trade in the sky 7s for something that’ll be my primary ski on the 80% of non-powder days. 

Me: 6’4” 200 lbs

What I like to ski: Steeps/Trees/Moguls/Groomers, I focus more on skiing more challenging but also 

Where I ski: Colorado

Main priorities are a ski that’s significantly more stable at speed and solid underfoot, but still playful enough to handle a majority of time skiing moguls and trees, along with occasional small jumps/tricks here and there.

Been looking at the Fischer Ranger 94 FR, Stance 96, Enforcer 94, and Maverick 95 TI, but wondering if there’s any other skis I should be considering that fit the bill of what I’m looking for, or if anyone has any recommendations from that list

<div class="md">1st pair of skis was a pair of sky 7s (98mm, tons of rocker, and very light), which were a ton of fun to learn on, but after progressing I’ve realized they’re just too soft for me and ski very very short, so I’m fairly limited as far as speed &amp; stability goes.

I bought a pair of QST Blanks as a powder ski (loved them) and now I’m looking to trade in the sky 7s for something that’ll be my primary ski on the 80% of non-powder days. 

Me: 6’4” 200 lbs

What I like to ski: Steeps/Trees/Moguls/Groomers, I focus more on skiing more challenging but also 

Where I ski: Colorado

Main priorities are a ski that’s significantly more stable at speed and solid underfoot, but still playful enough to handle a majority of time skiing moguls and trees, along with occasional small jumps/tricks here and there.

Been looking at the Fischer Ranger 94 FR, Stance 96, Enforcer 94, and Maverick 95 TI, but wondering if there’s any other skis I should be considering that fit the bill of what I’m looking for, or if anyone has any recommendations from that list
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All-Mountain Ski to round out quiver

 Let us know if you have any questions as usual and we'll see you out there on the slopes.

 I'm sure there are stronger skis out there, but standing here off the top of my head I can't think of anything that feels stronger that is also this weight range, or at least that feels this maneuverable and this fun. So that's kind of the key to these Maverick skis is you get good stability, you get good vibration damping, you get good torsional stiffness, all that good stuff, but then you can take them off trail and you're not going to feel like the ski is fighting you. This is a true North American all-mountain ski. They relied on North American skiers when they designed it and developed it, and I think that really does come through in its performance

 You could live in coastal Maine like where I grew up, and you're skiing firm snow all the time. I should say that to people here in Vermont. You guys think we have firm snow? Go ski in like the Greater Portland area, and then tell me how firm the snow is. You know, just a lot of thaw, freeze cycles, a lot of moisture in the air, you get a lot of really firm conditions

 And then of course we get camber underfoot, you know, it'd be pretty weird if these skis didn't have camber underfoot. Some companies tried to do that, some still do. I think camber is pretty darn important for a ski unless you're really trying to make something unique or for a specific application. So good camber in this ski, not as springy as some

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2023 Atomic Maverick 95 Ti - SkiEssentials.com Ski Test

Looking for suggestions for new skiis

5' 6", ~140lbs, intermediate-advanced skier

Will be skiing in the northeast, think I'd like to get somthing in 95-100 waist range.

Did slalom skiing in HS and still running the same intermediate skiis since, at this point I feel like they are holding me a back quite a bit. I'm very comfortable on groomers and can confidently go quick on most blacks, though there are still some black groomers I need to keep it slow for, especially if it's choppy. Really struggling on moguls and glades, and would like more versatile skiis that can handle those better and work better on powder and crud. 

Tried out some Elan Ripsticks 96 and enjoyed them quite a bit more than my current skis, though not exactly what I'm looking for. They were very nice on the powder, but felt like they were a little bit too flexible in some situations with harder snow which will be more common for me in the northeast. Felt great when carving, but I felt like I was fighting them when trying to skid. Considering the Black edition Ripsticks, as I feel the higher stiffness would suit my style more. Some others in my radar are the Salomon QST, ON3P Woodsman, Volkl Karana, and Volkl Revolt. While not what I'm looking for here, my favorite skiis that I've had a chance to try where Volkl Racetiger SLs (on groomers of course)

Any suggestions or skiing tips would be much appreciated.

<div class="md">Looking for suggestions for new skiis

5&#39; 6&quot;, ~140lbs, intermediate-advanced skier

Will be skiing in the northeast, think I&#39;d like to get somthing in 95-100 waist range.

Did slalom skiing in HS and still running the same intermediate skiis since, at this point I feel like they are holding me a back quite a bit. I&#39;m very comfortable on groomers and can confidently go quick on most blacks, though there are still some black groomers I need to keep it slow for, especially if it&#39;s choppy. Really struggling on moguls and glades, and would like more versatile skiis that can handle those better and work better on powder and crud. 

Tried out some Elan Ripsticks 96 and enjoyed them quite a bit more than my current skis, though not exactly what I&#39;m looking for. They were very nice on the powder, but felt like they were a little bit too flexible in some situations with harder snow which will be more common for me in the northeast. Felt great when carving, but I felt like I was fighting them when trying to skid. Considering the Black edition Ripsticks, as I feel the higher stiffness would suit my style more. Some others in my radar are the Salomon QST, ON3P Woodsman, Volkl Katana, and Volkl Revolt. While not what I&#39;m looking for here, my favorite skiis that I&#39;ve had a chance to try where Volkl Racetiger SLs (on groomers of course)

Any suggestions or skiing tips would be much appreciated.
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East coast ski suggestions

 This is the 172 here, and this thing generates a 17.9m turn radius. So a little bit on the longer side for a turn shape. So you can really let this thing run, get that nice GS carve out of this ski

 So you should have a good idea of what you're doing, how to curve a turn, and how to manipulate a ski, you know, of this shape with this build into making different turn shapes and styles. So, you know, the more skilled you are, more experienced you are, the better performance you're going to get out of these skis. They are very precise and, you know, a lot of fun to use. So that's it

 So a little bit on the longer side for a turn shape. So you can really let this thing run, get that nice GS carve out of this ski. Built with a wood core and two sheets of metal, the metal is 0.4mm, so it's on the thinner side

 Hey skiers, it's Bob with SkiEssentials.com. Welcome to our 2022 ski test. Today we got an Atomic Maverick 95 Ti

Ski Test Results: https://www.skiessentials.com/2022-ski-test/skis/2022-atomic-maverick-95-ti/
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2022 Atomic Maverick 95 Ti - SkiEssentials.com Ski Test

 Seeking some expert help - picking skis to buy..

I'm 5-11, 170 lbs, 46 years old, skiing for 15. Think I'm advanced intermediate. Ski about 10% double black, 50% blacks, 40% blues (with friends). Prefer moguls and trees (slowly), and bowls to groomed by far. Not a fast skier, but trying to get technically better at carving.

Live in the Midwest, and mostly ski about 2-3 trips /year in Colorado

I bought a 2020 Armada tracer 98 about 3 years ago after demoing on good powder day. It's great on the rare powder day, but don't like how it carves the other 90%, and want to sell it for a bit better carver (I usually don't get the great snow days). Had a bunch of conversations with ski shops and they all agree, say the Tracer is not a good front side ski, supposedly doesn't have enough sidecut and camber.

Most ski shops seem to recommend the Elan Ripstick 96 (regular) as the best for me (lively, forgiving, balance), but I couldn't demo it.  
Demoed Rustler 9 (felt too "wooden" \[damp\]), QST (unfortunately 85 - it was fine), and the 2022 Kore 93. (seemed fine, didn't hate anything about it).  
I want lightweight skis (I'm not strong, and I like tight technical terrain over going fast)

Has anyone tried both the Ripstick 96 and the 2022 (less stiff?) Kore 93, and have some recommendations between the two? Do you agree with the shops' recommendations? I'd prefer to buy (don't like the odds of demoing).

(Minor note - prefer the graphics of the Kore quite a bit to the Elan. I know that's theoretically not important, but hey, you all know it kinda plays a part)

Thanks in advance for all help!

<div class="md">Seeking some expert help - picking skis to buy..

5-11, 170 lbs, 46 years old, skiing for 15. Think I&#39;m advanced intermediate. Ski about 10% double black, 50% blacks, 40% blues. Prefer moguls and trees (slowly), and bowls to groomed by far. Not a fast skier, but trying to improve my carving. 
Live in the Midwest, and mostly ski about 2-3 trips /year in Colorado

I bought a 2020 Armada tracer 98 about 3 years ago after demoing on good powder day. It&#39;s great on the rare powder day, but don&#39;t like how it carves the other 90%, and want to replace it with a better carver. Ski shops all agree, say the Tracer supposedly doesn&#39;t have enough sidecut and camber.

I want lightweight skis. 
Most ski shops recommend the Elan Ripstick 96 (regular), but I couldn&#39;t demo it. 
Demoed 
Rustler 9 (felt too &quot;wooden&quot; [damp]), 
QST (unfortunately 85 - it was fine), and the 
2022 Kore 93. (seemed fine, didn&#39;t hate anything about it).

Has anyone tried both the Ripstick 96 and the 2022 (supposedly less stiff?) Kore 93, and have some recommendations between the two? 
(Minor note - prefer the graphics of the Kore quite a bit to the Elan)

Thanks in advance for all help!
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Elan Ripstick 96 vs 2022 Head Kore 93, or other

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 These things just floated beautifully. You can basically take these skis anywhere you want on the mountain. I took them into trees. They were super quick and very maneuverable

 I am in love with this ski. For 95, it's pretty quick edge to edge. That speed, there's no chatter, that two full sheets of metal just make it such a damp, smooth ride. But amazingly, they're not that heavy for two full sheets of metal

 They're actually pretty light. And for 95, I hit probably about seven or eight inches of powdery snow. These things just floated beautifully. You can basically take these skis anywhere you want on the mountain

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 I'm pretty sure we did an 88 review as well, but yet to do this 95. So figured perfect chance to take them out. We've had some great early season conditions. So we're going to keep skiing for now, and then we'll catch you back in the studio

 We had some great moguls and then they took a groomer over it. But yeah, you know, I think that's, and that's kind of going back to the, it's a true all mountain ski theory. I think it's going to be a lot of fun and moguls. Yeah

 It's great for, you know, aggressive straighter, you know, mogul skiing. But I think it'll also work for like the slower slip smear mogul skiing. Yeah. If you, and, and you know, if it's icy moguls, like I said, you know, a great skipper here in Vermont or other, you know, firmer, firmer areas

 That was fun. Bob, what are you skiing on? The Atomic Maverick 95 Ti, so that mid-width in that Maverick Ti line. Sure, looking like you've been having some fun on them. Pretty darn energetic and light

Bob and Jeff have been handing the Maverick 95 Ti back and forth for the past week or so.  Sometimes the "middle child" ski in a line doesn't get full attention, but the 95 sure deserves it!

Written Review: https://www.skiessentials.com/Chairlift-Chat/2022-atomic-maverick-95-ti-ski-review/

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