REASONS TO BUY
Agile
Feels light
Rewards strong skiers
REASONS TO AVOID
Some chatter
Demanding for intermediate skiers
Atomic Maverick 95 Ti Review
This ski prefers a strong and athletic pilot to get the most maneuverability and reward out of it
Credit: Atomic
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Our Verdict
We were delighted every time we clicked into the Atomic Maverick 95 Ti. With a burly 19.3-meter listed turning radius, we found this ski to be agile and more exciting than that number suggests. Atomic incorporates poplar wood, lightweight fiberglass, and titanium layers in a ski that we feel is accessible to a wide range of skier abilities. The Maverick 95 Ti is best skied with energy and athleticism and is a strong contender in the Terrain Playfulness metric. We noticed a smaller “sweet spot” and some chatter, especially when skiing fast. The Maverick 95 Ti is still very rewarding when you get it right and keep moving forward. Atomic's HRZN tech and Rocker/Camber profile positively add to this ski's nimbleness even in changing all-mountain conditions. To see how they rank next to the competition, see our best skis review.
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| Awards |  Best Overall Men's All-Mountain Ski |  Our Favorite Carving Ski |  Best Bang for Your Buck | ||
| Price | $409.96 at Amazon Compare at 3 sellers | $850.00 at REI Compare at 4 sellers | $750 List $749.95 at Backcountry | $549.95 at Evo Compare at 4 sellers | $699.95 at REI Compare at 2 sellers |
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| Bottom Line | Strong, athletic skiers will be able to dance down the mountain on this powerful ski | This legendary ski will help you overcome any challenge the mountain puts in front of you | A versatile design makes for a well-accomplished all-mountain ski that excels in the art of the carve | A solid blend of performance and value for the intermediate-to-advanced skier | An eco-friendly, but slow-flexing core limits the performance of this otherwise versatile ski |
| Rating Categories | Atomic Maverick 95 Ti | Volkl M7 Mantra | Armada Declivity 92 Ti | Salomon QST 92 | Dynastar M-Pro 94 Ti |
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| Carving Ability (20%) | |||||
| Powder Performance (20%) | |||||
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| Terrain Playfulness (20%) | |||||
| Specs | Atomic Maverick 95 Ti | Volkl M7 Mantra | Armada Declivity 92 Ti | Salomon QST 92 | Dynastar M-Pro 94 Ti |
| Length Tested | 180 cm | 184 cm | 188 cm | 184 cm | 178 cm |
| Waist Width | 95 mm | 96 mm | 92 mm | 92 mm | 94 mm |
| Sidecut (Tip-Waist-Tail Width) | 129-94.5-113 mm | 139-96-121 mm | 133-92-119 mm | 129-92-117 mm | 128-94-118 mm |
| Turn Radius | 19.3 m | 17.9 m (calculated) | 18 m | 16 m | 17 m |
| Available Lengths | 172, 180, 188 cm | 163, 170, 177, 184, 191 cm | 164, 172, 180, 188 cm | 152, 160, 168, 176, 184 cm | 154, 162, 170, 178, 186 cm |
| Camber Profile | Tip/Tail Rocker | Tip/Tail Rocker | EST All Mtn Rocker | Tip/Tail Rocker | Progressive Rocker |
| Manufacturer Claimed Weight per Pair | 7.9 lbs | 9.6 lbs | 8.4 lbs | 8.6 lbs | 7.9 lbs |
| Core Material | Poplar, Titanal | Multilayer Woodcore, Tiitanal, Carbon Fiber | Poplar, Elastomer, Titanal | Poplar | Poplar, Titanal |
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Our Analysis and Test Results
The impressive Atomic Maverick 95 Ti is for the athletic skier who wants a challenge. Touted as a “wildly versatile all-mountain ski” by Atomic, we found it to be exciting and rewarding. Despite the 19.3-meter turn radius, the Maverick 95 Ti skied more nimbly and precisely than similarly constructed skis. This is truly a strong competitor in the Terrain Playfulness category especially if you are an advanced to expert-level skier.
Performance Comparison
The Atomic Maverick 95 Ti will help you conquer the entire mountain.
Credit: Nate Greenberg
Stability at Speed
The Maverick 95 Ti is constructed with poplar wood, lightweight fiberglass,
and titanium layers which provides for a traditional feeling ski at speed. Atomic includes HRZN tech (early rise) which we noticed may increase chatter at high rates of speed. We found a medium speed to be better suited for this ski which enables the tip to hook up without as much chatter. This helped us feel more confident when venturing off-trail.
Carving Ability
While still achieving a good score for carving, the Atomic Maverick 95 Ti is not as strong as other skis in this rating metric. For as quick as it feels edge to edge compared to similarly-waisted skis, we found more overall carving performance out of other contenders. This may relate to the Maverick 95 Ti's smaller feeling “sweet spot” but it is still quite rewarding when you get it right.
Solid carving performance can be accessed if you're able to stay in the ski's “sweet spot.”
Credit: Nate Greenberg
Powder Performance
We tested the Maverick 95 Ti in spring conditions and were unable to get the experience we would like in true mid-winter powder conditions. This ski is narrower than some but also boasts “wild versatility” says Atomic. We will continue pushing the Maverick once the snow falls this year, and will update this review with a complete powder profile we're confident with.
We're excited to try softer days than this one on the Maverick 95 Ti.
Credit: Nate Greenberg
Crud Performance
For the Crud metric, we primarily skied the Maverick 95 Ti in extra firm and semi-firm suncups. These are conditions that require a strong mix of precision and athleticism from both the ski and pilot. Atomic's HRZN tech allows the ski's blend of materials to extend all the way through the middle of the tip of the ski. The sides of the Maverick 95 Ti's tip have noticeable thinner cutouts in the material. We found this technology allows the tip to both deflect and grip well at the appropriate times.
This ski powers through variable conditions.
Credit: Nate Greenberg
Terrain Playfulness
Atomic's 20/70/10 blend of Rocker/Camber/Rocker in the Maverick 95 Ti really comes alive off-piste. We had a blast carving, smearing, and generally mixing it up across all terrain. The combination of HRZN tech and early rise in this ski helps it to grab just the right amount when on edge even in nasty spring conditions. That said, the Maverick 95 Ti still requires an athletic skier to negotiate changing terrain and conditions.
Play with all the terrain has to throw at you with this ski.
Credit: Nate Greenberg
Should you buy the Maverick 95 Ti?
The Atomic Maverick 95 Ti is among the most well-rounded skis in our review. While it is more expensive than our pick for the Best Buy Award, it still achieves quite a robust overall score at a reasonable price. If you like dabbling in a bit of everything on any particular ski trip, this may be the right pick for you.
What Other All Mountain Skis Should You Consider?
The Maverick 95 Ti has cemented itself for us as a nimble and rewarding all-mountain ski. If you're a hard-charger looking for the ultimate in edge control, we'd recommend the Armada Declivity 92 Ti. If you're looking for a little better powder performance, check out the Volkl Mantra M7.
We're stoked to ski this ski in even the nastiest conditions.
Credit: Nate Greenberg
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