Who it's for: Skiers who live for deep snow and want a ski with a freestyle soul to match. Whether that's lapping the backside at Silver Star on a pow day, sidecountry missions at Revelstoke, or full backcountry days — the Bent 110 is built for all of it. The binding you choose determines how far you take it, but the ski itself is ready for wherever the snow is good.

The Bent 110 sits above the 100 in the Bent lineup — more rocker, more width, built for days when float matters more than edge hold. The symmetric 25/50/25 Powder Rocker profile means equally pronounced rocker at both tip and tail, so the ski initiates turns easily in deep snow and feels loose and playful in both directions. With 50% camber underfoot it still holds an edge when the terrain demands it, but this is a ski optimised for soft snow, not hardpack.

Where it earns its place on our backcountry wall alongside the JJ UL is weight — Light Woodcore and Dura Cap construction keep it light enough that pairing it with a touring binding for sidecountry laps isn't a compromise. It's not a dedicated touring ski, but it's a capable one for skiers who want the option without buying a second pair.

In stock and ready to mount at Attridge Ski & Board in Vernon — built for Big White's deep days and light enough to earn its keep on the skin track.