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2027 Atomic Redster Q9.8 Revoshock S W/ I12 GW Binding

SKU AASS03782
$1,149.95
2027 Atomic Redster Q9.8 Revoshock S W/ I12 GW Binding

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DESCRIPTION

The 2027 Atomic Redster Q9.8 Revoshock S is a top-tier all-condition frontside ski that sits between a dedicated carver and a true all-mountain ski. With a wider waist than a race ski but still trail-focused construction, it's made for expert skiers who want premium groomer performance plus a little extra range when the snow isn't perfect.

Why we like it:

The All-Condition Piste Shape is what makes this ski feel different. It holds a trench like a race ski, but it doesn't fall apart when you hit a patch of chopped-up snow off the fall line. That kind of versatility is rare at this level of carving performance.

Who it's for:

Expert skiers who want top-end carving performance but also spend time on softer snow, chopped-up afternoon conditions, or the occasional ungroomed run. Ideal for strong skiers who want one ski for everything from firm morning corduroy to mixed-condition afternoons.

Highlights:

Revoshock S damping is the big deal here, pulling damping technology straight from Atomic's World Cup race platform and applying it to a wider, more all-condition shape. The result is a ski that feels almost eerily quiet and composed, even when the snow underneath isn't perfect. The All-Condition Piste Shape is a subtler but equally important feature, blending the edge-hold and stability of a true carver with just enough versatility to handle some variable snow. Underneath, the Power Woodcore gets Atomic's TI Powered titanal construction for serious torsional stiffness, and Ultrawall sidewalls maximize edge hold. Carbon Boost stringers add another layer of stability. Factory tune comes set at 87 side and 0.8 base, with a World Cup Base Finish for speed.

Things to consider:

Still fundamentally a frontside ski. It's not meant for powder days or dedicated off-trail skiing, and the weight is noticeable if you're used to lighter all-mountain skis.

Fit & sizing considerations:

Skis true to length. Pick the size that matches your usual carver.

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These skis rip carved turns. They are very happy in the mid-range of both speed and turn shape, and in those realms, they are fantastic.
Bob St.Pierre
Tester Reviews
5 testers reviewed the 2027 Atomic Redster Q9.8
Ability
Advanced
Height
6'2"
Weight
225
Days / Year
110ish
Age
48
Years Skiing
38
A bit more rigid than I used to be but still trying to be dynamic, smooth, and fluid with varying degrees of success. Skis on the snow, these days.
2027 Atomic Redster Q9.8 Revoshock S W/ I12 GW Binding
Size Tested:
173 CM
Location, Terrain, Snow Conditions Notes
Skied at Stowe on Perry Merrill and Gondolier in perfectly firm packed powder conditions.
Did this length feel short, long, or just right? Would you recommend sizing up or down, or does it ski "true to size?" Would you choose this length for yourself?
While on paper, this would seem like a short ski for me, on snow, I love the precision, power and reactivity of the shorter length.
Scores
Floatation:4/10
 
Stability:9/10
 
Quickness:8/10
 
Playfulness:6/10
 
Forgiveness:4/10
 
Edge Grip:9/10
 
Versatility:5/10
 
Overall:9/10
 
What's your first impression of this ski? How did it feel?
These skis rip carved turns. They are very happy in the mid-range of both speed and turn shape, and in those realms, they are fantastic. If you want to make shorter skidded turns, they're pretty stiff and heavy, and if you want to go faster, they may feel hooky, but for the mid-range, they're tough to beat.
For what type of terrain would you recommend this ski? Why does it perform well in that terrain?
These are groomer skis first and foremost. If the groomers get chopped up, they still work fine. If you want to go off-piste, be prepared for a bit of a struggle.
What's the appropriate ability level and/or style for this ski? Why is it appropriate for that type of skier?
This is an advanced and expert ski, especially if you want to get the most out of it. It's not overly demanding for low advanced skiers, but to get the full scope of performance, it's good to have a strong skillset.
Anything else you want to tell us about your experience on these skis?
The Q9.8 is an amazingly fun front side ski for those who like a bit of width underfoot.

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