2026 Atomic Backland 109 Skis
for 2026, the Atomic Backland 109 is refined to a more powerful and capable backcountry ski ready for any mission deep in the backcountry. This ski is intended to be an efficient, lightweight, ascender and a reliable, powerful, descender. Taking cues from Atomic’s Bent Series for 2026, the Backland 109 is your go-to for mid-winter powder days deep in the backcountry. Now with more tail rocker, more wood instead of fiberglass, and refined tip shape, the 109 is powerful yet extremely playful for big, exposed lines as well as pillow lnes of your dreams.
Why we like it:
It is tough to find a lightweight backcountry powder ski with a good deal of strength, but thankfully the 2026 Atomic Backland 109 delivers on both fronts.
Who it's for:
Advanced to expert backcountry skiers who value uphill efficiency as well as reliable downhill performance will find the Backland 109 suites their every need.
Highlights:
The 2026 Atomic Backland 109’s Freetour Profile makes for a playful and maneuverable yet stable feel in deep snow. HRZN 3D Backland tips provide more floatation by adding surface area to the tips without adding width. Ultralight Woodcore and Fiberglass combine for a lightweight but super responsive and stable flex pattern well suited for variable terrain in the backcountry. Finally, Dura Cap Sidewalls add strength to the overall flex of the ski as well as durability for in low tide zones.
Things to consider:
The 2026 Atomic Backland 109 is a freeride backcountry powder ski that is best suited outside the resort with some sidecountry applications. Lighter, less aggressive skiers could use these in a resort only application if they want a lightweight ski, however heavier, more aggressive skiers have other options that would suit them better.
Fit & sizing considerations:
Skis true to size.
for 2026, the Atomic Backland 109 is refined to a more powerful and capable backcountry ski ready for any mission deep in the backcountry. This ski is intended to be an efficient, lightweight, ascender and a reliable, powerful, descender. Taking cues from Atomic’s Bent Series for 2026, the Backland 109 is your go-to for mid-winter powder days deep in the backcountry. Now with more tail rocker, more wood instead of fiberglass, and refined tip shape, the 109 is powerful yet extremely playful for big, exposed lines as well as pillow lnes of your dreams.
Why we like it:
It is tough to find a lightweight backcountry powder ski with a good deal of strength, but thankfully the 2026 Atomic Backland 109 delivers on both fronts.
Who it's for:
Advanced to expert backcountry skiers who value uphill efficiency as well as reliable downhill performance will find the Backland 109 suites their every need.
Highlights:
The 2026 Atomic Backland 109’s Freetour Profile makes for a playful and maneuverable yet stable feel in deep snow. HRZN 3D Backland tips provide more floatation by adding surface area to the tips without adding width. Ultralight Woodcore and Fiberglass combine for a lightweight but super responsive and stable flex pattern well suited for variable terrain in the backcountry. Finally, Dura Cap Sidewalls add strength to the overall flex of the ski as well as durability for in low tide zones.
Things to consider:
The 2026 Atomic Backland 109 is a freeride backcountry powder ski that is best suited outside the resort with some sidecountry applications. Lighter, less aggressive skiers could use these in a resort only application if they want a lightweight ski, however heavier, more aggressive skiers have other options that would suit them better.
Fit & sizing considerations:
Skis true to size.
Original: $799.95
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$279.98Description
for 2026, the Atomic Backland 109 is refined to a more powerful and capable backcountry ski ready for any mission deep in the backcountry. This ski is intended to be an efficient, lightweight, ascender and a reliable, powerful, descender. Taking cues from Atomic’s Bent Series for 2026, the Backland 109 is your go-to for mid-winter powder days deep in the backcountry. Now with more tail rocker, more wood instead of fiberglass, and refined tip shape, the 109 is powerful yet extremely playful for big, exposed lines as well as pillow lnes of your dreams.
Why we like it:
It is tough to find a lightweight backcountry powder ski with a good deal of strength, but thankfully the 2026 Atomic Backland 109 delivers on both fronts.
Who it's for:
Advanced to expert backcountry skiers who value uphill efficiency as well as reliable downhill performance will find the Backland 109 suites their every need.
Highlights:
The 2026 Atomic Backland 109’s Freetour Profile makes for a playful and maneuverable yet stable feel in deep snow. HRZN 3D Backland tips provide more floatation by adding surface area to the tips without adding width. Ultralight Woodcore and Fiberglass combine for a lightweight but super responsive and stable flex pattern well suited for variable terrain in the backcountry. Finally, Dura Cap Sidewalls add strength to the overall flex of the ski as well as durability for in low tide zones.
Things to consider:
The 2026 Atomic Backland 109 is a freeride backcountry powder ski that is best suited outside the resort with some sidecountry applications. Lighter, less aggressive skiers could use these in a resort only application if they want a lightweight ski, however heavier, more aggressive skiers have other options that would suit them better.
Fit & sizing considerations:
Skis true to size.
