The Janak is Atomic's widest Telemark/Randonee ski for serious off piste skiing. Light weight construction for smooth flotation and flawless turning. Specs: Beta Construction Densolite Core Sidecut: 124-99-115 Lengths: 153, 163, 173, 183 Weight: 3300 g/pr Backcountry magazine: "The Janak is definitely a softer ski than the Tele Daddy, with nearly unanimous reviews that it was best in softer snow and crud, and specialized in longer and medium radius turns....an ideal all-snow backcountry ski. It handled mank, powder and crud with poise." Off Piste: "It is characteristically Atomic in feel, stable and predictable. Stiffer than some of its competition, it holds its own in all snow, although getting from edge to edge on groomers takes some getting used to and big boots are a must." Couloir: "As stout as its namesake Himalayan peak, the Janak is the consummate ski for windbuff and smooth, creamy powder. Pairing a narrower tip with a 99mm waist and firm flex, Atomic endowed the Janak with confidence for going straight and fast...the Janak was damp at speed and demanding of its pilot, but not to the point of losing short-turn responsiveness." Skiing magazine: "Well-rounded" is how several testers describe the Janak. "It might not tap dance in the trees, but it busts through crud and is super-stable at high speeds. Not as maneuverable as the other fat boys", but "a crud buster with edge grip galore for slicing groomers."