Shipping Information: Denmark
Orders can only be delivered to countries where the atomic.com online shop is available. You cannot have an order delivered to a country different from where you placed the order. All Atomic goods are sent directly from our warehouses in Altenmarkt, Austria or Überherrn, Germany. Ski sets will take an extra 24h to be shipped due to the mounting process. Please note that the engraving of a Volant ski will result in a 3-day extension of the delivery time.
Currently we deliver to addresses only.
Shipping Information
Standard
Estimated delivery 2 – 4 work days
Cost Free
Carrier DPD, UPS
Return Information
Cost 76 DKK
Carrier UPS, DPD
If you’re not satisfied with your purchase you can return the item within 30 days of delivery. The only things that are non-returnable are customized products and Alpine and Nordic skis with binding.
* Deviating delivery - and return costs for Amer Sports Pro Club members

Planica 2023: 15 medals and a triple champion

With 17 podiums this season, the Atomic Nordic skis have been leaving its marks in the World Cup this season and the World Championships in Planica did nothing less than underlining this: 15 medals were achieved on Redster skis, thereof 5 in gold, and Simen Krüger reached the next milestone in his career.

Simen Hegstad Krüger

Simen Hegstad Krüger

He has 2 Olympic gold medals under his belt, was U23 World Champion and won three medals at Nordic World Championships but now he can also call himself World Champion – triple World Champion, to be precise: Simen Krüger took his medal collection to the next level in Planica with gold medals in the Skiathlon, over 15k and with the Norwegian relay team.
Anne Kjersti Kalvå & Tiril Udnes Weng

Anne Kjersti Kalvå & Tiril Udnes Weng

His compatriots Anne Kjersti Kalvå and Tiril Udnes Weng, leading in the overall World Cup, provided a moment of Redster glory by winning gold in the relay and silver in the team sprint side by side. Anne Kjersti eventually went one better and took silver in the final 30k classic race.

With Olympic Champion Victoria Carl (silver, relay), Julia Kern (bronze, team sprint) and Janosch Brugger (bronze, relay) three XC athletes celebrated their first medals at World Championships.

The same applies to Stefan Rettenegger who won bronze with the Austrian Nordic Combined team both in the Mixed and Men’s Team competition, the latter one together with Lukas Greiderer.

Their teammate Franz Josef Rehrl had an unintentionally short - due to sickness - but successful appearance: 3rd place in the Normal Hill competition, which marks his fourth bronze medal at World Championships.

WE KNEW THAT SIMEN WAS IN GOOD SHAPE BUT THREE GOLD MEDALS ARE OUTSTANDING, ALSO ANNE KJERSTI, TIRIL, VICI AND JULIA ON THE WOMEN’S SIDE. IT’S GOOD TO SEE THAT WE WERE SUCCESSFUL ACROSS ALL DISCIPLINES INCL. NORDIC COMBINED AND ALL NATIONS!
Yann Vallet, BU Director Nordic