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. This new collection replaces the Declvity/Reliance series as the resident metal laminate skis in Armada’s collection. You get brand new metal shaping that allows for a bit more torsional flexibility, along with a new shape.
There’s less camber height than the old skis, with a more Whitewalker inspired tip shape. Initial on snow impressions? The new skis are more drifty, looser, but still just as planted pushing through soft chop. The new skis include the Antimatter 114 and 100, while the 108, 92, and 88 have the new metal shape, with the old mold of the Declivity. Same deal on the women’s side.
Armada is also launching a new addition to the Whitewalker skis with a Whitewalker 108. The idea is to give you a more versatile lightweight freeride ski for that “free tour” category compared to the other powder focused 116 and 121.
Other Highlights
New graphics on the rest of the Whitewalker skis, Edollo, and BDOG. There’s also new graphics on the ARV and ARW skis, with the ARW 106 getting a comeback story.
On the boot side, Armada launches an uphill version of their new AR ONE boot, with the AR ONE AF. The AF stands for “ascent feature”, to which we say hats off for the clever naming structure. The boot is essentially the same
