Founded in Austria in 1955, it is a world-renowned ski brand under the AMER SPORTS Group, focusing on the research and development, design, production and sales of a series of ski equipment

AMER SPORTS is the world's top sports brand management group, providing professional athletes and sports enthusiasts with the most advanced sports technology products, the company owns Salomon, Wilson, Atomic, Arc'teryx, Mavic, Precor, Suunto and other well-known sports brands. The Group entered China in 2007 and established its headquarters in Shanghai for China and Asia Pacific.

AMER SPORTS has established its wholly-owned subsidiary in China, AMER SPORTS Trading (Shanghai) Co., Ltd., which is fully responsible for the marketing and sales of all brands of AMER SPORTS in China, providing the best quality products and services to business partners and consumers.

Atomic from Austria is the world's leading ski brand, located in a valley surrounded by mountains in Austria, it is a champion of skiing and is famous for manufacturing the world's most advanced ski equipment.

ATOMIC has the world's largest market for the production of winter sports equipment, including a full line of alpine skis, cross-country skis and snowboards. Among them, ATOMIC's ski series is a first-class leading sports equipment for mid-to-high-end products in competitive competitions. ATOMIC is part of the Amer Sports Group and owns the following sports brands: ATOMIC Alpine skis, alpine ski boots, bindings, cross-country skis and snowboards; DYNAMIC Alpine Skis; VOLANT aristocratic alpine skis; OXYGEN SKIS, SNOWBOARDS, AND KOFLACH CLIMBING EQUIPMENT. ATOMIC products include alpine skis, bindings, ski boots, ski poles, ski helmets, ski goggles and cross-country skis, ski boots, etc. The Atomic ski range is the leading piece of sports equipment for competitive competitions and mid-to-high-end ski equipment. The other two well-known brands in the group, Dynamic and Volant, are the snowboards that express their individuality in the snowboard world, and Volant, which is the aristocracy of snowboarding.