2027 Atomic Bent Decode Skis Review
Location: Brighton Resort, UT
Conditions: Groomers w/ Snow Flurries
Pros
Cons
Product Details
| Rocker Type: Rocker / Camber / Rocker | Shape: Park Freestyle Shape (Full Twin Tip) |
| Construction: Poplar Light Woodcore w/ ABS CoreGuard Laminate | Ability Level: Intermediate-Advanced |
| Sidewalls: Dura Cap Sidewall | Turning Radius: Short (17m @ 176cm) |
| Terrain / Riding Style: Park & Pipe / Freestyle | Sizes: 158cm, 167cm, 176cm, 185cm |
Who Is It For?
The Bent Decode is dialed for the intermediate to advanced skier who's ripping the park as their main location on the mountain, not just an occasional detour. The stiff underfoot flex and true-center mount reward riders spinning off jumps, sliding rails daily, or working toward competition, and the ABS CoreGuard construction exists specifically for that wear and tear. If you're mostly lapping groomers with a few park runs mixed in, the more all-mountain-leaning Bent 90 or 100 will suit you better.
Specs
| Size | Tip Width (mm) | Waist Width (mm) | Tail Width (mm) | Turning Radius (m) |
| 158 cm | 118 | 90 | 112 | 15 |
| 167 cm | 120.5 | 91 | 114.5 | 16 |
| 176 cm | 123 | 92 | 117 | 17 |
| 185 cm | 125.5 | 93 | 119.5 | 18 |
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About the Reviewer
Name: Jess Tamez
Position: CRM Marketing Manager
Home Mountain: Alta, UT
Grew up skiing in New Hampshire, so I've got a healthy respect for corduroy. But I moved to the Mountain West 12 winters ago and have never looked back. My perfect day: bluebird skies, ripping around Alta with friends, capped off with an Alta Bomb.
I oversee CRM at evo - making sure you've got the heads-up on all the new arrivals, deals, and events happening at evo.