It's not a full twin rocker ski, and the rocker in the front isn't too much. It's got 20% rocker in the tip, 70% camber throughout the ski underfoot and then 10% in the tail. They have a lightweight wood core, and the ski doesn't feel as stiff as the previous model of the Bent Chetler 100. I got to review last year's model, and I like this one a little bit better. My first impressions of the Chetler 100 were awesome. I think they would be really fun in there, and I actually know a lot of people who ski them in the park. Unfortunately we didn’t have access to a park today, but I would love to ski these in the park. I felt like I didn't have enough tail with this mount position. I think these would have skied better if I had had them mounted more forward closer to the center of the ski. I skied them back mounted rather than a center mount or something closer to the center of the ski. These are not necessarily something I would want to ski really fast. I skied this in the 180cm length, and I felt like at speed there was a lot of chatter in the tip and tail. This is not a ski that I would size down for myself.

What was your overall impression of the ski? My first impressions were exactly what I thought this ski would feel like. Whether you're a park skier or you ski the whole mountain, the Bent Chetler 100 is gonna be the ski for you. It's a slimmed down version of the original Bent Chetler 120 that we've all known and loved over the years. Atomic states that the Bent Chetler 100 is the one ski, do-it-all, free-ride, freestyle ski. They’re something that you can take in the park, something that you could hop off side hits with, and something that's just really versatile and fun all over the place. What does the brand claim about this ski? Atomic claims that these are going to be a really fun ski to ski all over the mountain.

Atomic bent 100