A surprisingly fun and versatile all-mountain ski. I skied this at Heavenly last February and enjoyed it in extremely variable conditions, from a 5 degree powder day to a 40 degree spring slush-esque day. I felt confident taking this down wide open bowls and groomed runs, but they still felt nimble enough to take into the woods and bumps. Skiing the side-country on a solo mission, I felt confident in the predictability of the ski and it still worked quite well in the deeper powder that I found out there, despite its relatively narrow waist.

I think this ski is a great and versatile all-mountain ripper for experienced skiers and definitely stands out from most of the other offerings in Armada's line-up.

2026-2027 Armada Skis Preview

Armada Skis 2027: The First Look We can always rely on Armada for holding down the core ski scene. Their hallmark ski collection is rooted in freestyle, signature skis with funky shapes and unique flexes, and some of the most cult classic park skis on the market. Armada decided they were missing a few pieces to round out the collection. This year, they welcome a new ski collection: Antimatter. Not to mention a new "touring"ski, and some new boots. Dive into our full Armada skis preview for 2026/2027. What's New The big news is the new Antimatter collection. ... Continue Reading