2027 Atomic Backland 95 Touring Skis

The Backland 95 strikes a useful middle ground for skiers who want one touring setup for a bit of everything. We like its approachable character, especially the combination of manageable weight, dependable edge engagement and enough versatility to keep things interesting when conditions change.

Consider Another Option If

You regularly prioritize deep powder and want the added surface area of a wider touring ski, or you're looking for a more downhill-focused freeride setup.

• All-round backcountry ski touring
• Skiers exploring a variety of snow conditions
• Longer tours where uphill efficiency matters
• Skiers seeking one versatile touring setup

• All-Terrain Profile: Uses a tailored balance of wood and fiberglass to increase torsional stiffness and support edge control on firmer snow.
• HRZN 3D Backland Tip: Adds surface area at the tip to improve flotation and handling in soft or variable snow.
• Directional Shape: Minimal tail rocker maintains more effective edge contact for grip and stability.
• Light Woodcore: Poplar construction keeps weight manageable while contributing to a smooth, supportive ride.
• Duracap Sidewall: Combines sidewall construction with a rounded upper profile for edge grip and durability.