How do the Atomic Bent 90, Bent 100, Bent 110 and Bent Chetler 120 differ on paper?

Mainly in width, listed rocker split and price. The Bent 90, Bent 100, Bent 110 and Bent Chetler 120 are published at 90, 100, 110 and 120mm underfoot, and all four list a rocker-camber-rocker profile and sidewall construction. The listed rocker splits are 20/70/10, 20/65/15, 25/50/25 and 30/40/30. Atomic's MSRP is $725, $850, $970 and $1,100.

Which is lighter, the Atomic Bent 100 or the Bent 110?

We can't say from the sheets. The Bent 100 is published at 1,700g per ski at 158cm and the Bent 110 at 1,750g per ski at 164cm. Those are different lengths, so the two figures are not a like-for-like comparison. The same applies across the Bent 90 (1,600g at 157cm) and Bent Chetler 120 (1,800g at 176cm).

Does the Atomic Bent Chetler 120 come in the same lengths as the Bent 90, 100 and 110?

No. The Bent Chetler 120 is published in three lengths (176, 184 and 192cm), the Bent 90 in four (157, 166, 175 and 184cm), the Bent 100 in five (158, 165, 172, 179 and 186cm) and the Bent 110 in four (164, 172, 180 and 188cm).

What flex do the Atomic Bent 90, 100, 110 and Chetler 120 have?

Not published. All four product pages show flex as unpublished, so we make no claim about how stiff any of them is.

ComparisonSki

Atomic Bent 90 vs 100 vs 110 vs Bent Chetler 120: The 2027 Lineup, Spec by Spec

By Luke Judge · Published October 14, 2026

Key facts

Bent 90, Bent 100, Bent 110 and Bent Chetler 120 are published at 90, 100, 110 and 120mm underfoot, a 10mm step each time; All four list a rocker-camber-rocker profile and a sidewall construction
Atomic's listed MSRP rises with the waist: $725, $850, $970 and $1,100; Published lengths run 157–184cm (Bent 90), 158–186cm (Bent 100), 164–188cm (Bent 110) and 176–192cm (Bent Chetler 120); Weight, radius and tip and tail widths are anchored to each ski's shortest published length, and those lengths differ (157, 158, 164 and 176cm), so they are not like-for-like across the four; Flex is Not published for any of the four

Atomic's Bent range climbs in even steps: the Bent 90, Bent 100, Bent 110 and Bent Chetler 120 are published at 90, 100, 110 and 120mm underfoot, all with a rocker-camber-rocker profile and sidewall construction. The listed rocker split changes from model to model, and so does the price: Atomic lists $725, $850, $970 and $1,100. We leave out the kids' Bent 85 and Bent JR models and the park-oriented Bent Decode, and compare the other four.

The four skis, side by side

Spec	Bent 90	Bent 100	Bent 110	Bent Chetler 120
Waist (at anchor length)	90mm	100mm	110mm	120mm
Tip width	118mm	124.5mm	131mm	142mm
Tail width	109mm	115mm	122mm	133mm
Sidecut radius	15m	16.5m	14.4m	18m
Weight (per ski)	1,600g	1,700g	1,750g	1,800g
Anchor length	157cm	158cm	164cm	176cm
Profile	Rocker-camber-rocker	Rocker-camber-rocker	Rocker-camber-rocker	Rocker-camber-rocker
Listed rocker split	20/70/10	20/65/15	25/50/25	30/40/30
Core	Poplar	Poplar wood	Poplar	Poplar wood
Construction	Sidewall	Sidewall	Sidewall	Sidewall
Flex (1–10)	Not published	Not published	Not published	Not published
Lengths (cm)	157, 166, 175, 184	158, 165, 172, 179, 186	164, 172, 180, 188	176, 184, 192
MSRP	$725	$850	$970	$1,100
Season	2027	2027	2027	2027

All specs are manufacturer-published. Tip width, tail width, sidecut radius and weight vary with length, so the table gives each ski's figure at its own shortest published length, shown in the anchor row. Those lengths are 157, 158, 164 and 176cm, so the four columns are not a like-for-like comparison on those rows. Waist width is quoted at the same anchor lengths, but a ski's waist changes little with length, so the 10mm steps between these four are real differences.

What the sheets say

Waist is the clean comparison. At each ski's shortest length, the four step up by exactly 10mm each time, from 90 to 100 to 110 to 120mm. The category shown on snowsift.com also changes along the way: the Bent 90 and Bent 100 are listed as all-mountain, the Bent 110 and Bent Chetler 120 as freeride.

Profile is shared, rocker split is not. Every ski lists rocker-camber-rocker. The tech features differ: Rocker 20/70/10 on the Bent 90, 20/65/15 on the Bent 100, 25/50/25 on the Bent 110 and 30/40/30 on the Bent Chetler 120. We report those figures as published and make no claim about how they feel on snow. For background on the profile names, see rocker, camber and flat explained.

Weight and radius need care. Per-ski weights read 1,600g, 1,700g, 1,750g and 1,800g, and radii read 15m, 16.5m, 14.4m and 18m. Because the four anchor lengths differ by up to 19cm, we do not draw a gap from them. Compare any two skis at the same length on their product pages. Ski weight numbers and ski turn radius explained cover what these figures do and do not tell you.

Length runs differ. The Bent 100 has the most sizes (five), the Bent Chetler 120 the fewest (three), and its shortest length (176cm) is longer than the shortest of the other three. If you are choosing a length, start with how to choose ski length.

Flex is not published. All four show a blank flex row, so we say nothing about stiffness.

Summary of the differences

Waist: 90, 100, 110 and 120mm, a 10mm step each time.
Profile: rocker-camber-rocker on all four.
Construction: sidewall on all four.
Listed rocker split: 20/70/10, 20/65/15, 25/50/25 and 30/40/30.
MSRP: $725, $850, $970 and $1,100.
Lengths: four, five, four and three sizes respectively.
Weight, radius, tip and tail widths: published, but at different anchor lengths, so not compared here.

Every figure on this page comes from the manufacturer's own page for the 2027 ski. A value is shown only when two separate reads of that page agree, and the verification record for each product is on its page. Here is how we match products and verify specs.

Frequently asked questions

How do the Atomic Bent 90, Bent 100, Bent 110 and Bent Chetler 120 differ on paper?: Mainly in width, listed rocker split and price. The Bent 90, Bent 100, Bent 110 and Bent Chetler 120 are published at 90, 100, 110 and 120mm underfoot, and all four list a rocker-camber-rocker profile and sidewall construction. The listed rocker splits are 20/70/10, 20/65/15, 25/50/25 and 30/40/30. Atomic's MSRP is $725, $850, $970 and $1,100.
Which is lighter, the Atomic Bent 100 or the Bent 110?: We can't say from the sheets. The Bent 100 is published at 1,700g per ski at 158cm and the Bent 110 at 1,750g per ski at 164cm. Those are different lengths, so the two figures are not a like-for-like comparison. The same applies across the Bent 90 (1,600g at 157cm) and Bent Chetler 120 (1,800g at 176cm).
Does the Atomic Bent Chetler 120 come in the same lengths as the Bent 90, 100 and 110?: No. The Bent Chetler 120 is published in three lengths (176, 184 and 192cm), the Bent 90 in four (157, 166, 175 and 184cm), the Bent 100 in five (158, 165, 172, 179 and 186cm) and the Bent 110 in four (164, 172, 180 and 188cm).
What flex do the Atomic Bent 90, 100, 110 and Chetler 120 have?: Not published. All four product pages show flex as unpublished, so we make no claim about how stiff any of them is.

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