Vantage 107 Ti - Review 2023

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With so much of Atomic’s catalog catering to highly specialized disciplines within the ski world, there’s something to be said for being a master of none. The Vantage 107 Ti is an all-mountain ski targeted at intermediate to expert level recreational skiers. People who like to push it but aren’t concerned with having the craziest, most robust ski will like these. The Vantage 107 Ti will rarely limit all but the most aggressive skiers and is known for its stability and maneuverability through variable snow.

It’s a light ski, but strategically so. Built around a titanium mesh and then reinforced where it counts, the result is a ski that stays damp at high speeds but not at the behest of weight. It’s also nice to have an all-mountain option from Atomic with a more directional tail. You really feel like you can lay down aggressive turns in any condition.

They make a dependable choice as a frontside ski in all conditions. Because of their low weight, they’re a popular option for the backcountry. The Vantage 107 Ti makes the most sense for anyone out there who needs something to put some hybrid bindings on and ride every day.