Armada ARV 96

Also a fantastic choice for anybody that is spending, it doesn't even really matter how much time, but spending some amount of time in the terrain par...

Definitely don't think I'd take this thing down like a race course. I don't know if it would fare so well maybe when it gets steeper and a little chop...

125 in the tip, 117 in the tail, and the radius is 19. Construction-wise, we have our S7 base, which is really easy to maintain, both in terms of keep...

So that's it, that's the Armada ARV 96, super well rounded ski, a ton of fun, wide range of skier types and ability, we'll enjoy this thing. So check ...

The fact that this ski has some stability and some power to it really makes it a more well-rounded ski in my opinion.

Hits every box that you mentioned. 181 length. Also worth a look,. Armada Arv 96,.

Some to look at would be Armada ARV 96, new Line Blade Optic (can’t speak from experience as it’s brand new), BC100, J Masterblaster. M-Free 99 would also be a good choice, little more off piste oriented than ripping groomers. Chamox would be good for the opposite of the M-free, rip groomers very well a little more work in the trees.

The Line Blend is too soft for all mountain use, and the Bents really aren't great for variable conditions. Some skis that might work are Armada ARV 96, K2 Poacher, Rossignol Black Ops 98, Nordica Unleashed 98, ON3P Jeffrey 102, J Skis Allplay.

- J Ski Fast Forward

- Armada ARV

- Armada Edollo

- Season eqpt aero

I will take, Skis With Nothing In Common for $1000, Alex.

I tend to go with a group so will spend a fair bit of time on piste but would like something that would give me the ability to hold my own off the sides of the piste, in the trees and in my first steps in the park. I am looking for a twin tip ski for the ease of release of turns, the ability to backtrack more easily in trees, the more central binding mounting balance and to learn to ski switch on. I’ve got my list down to the following:. - Armada ARV 86 184cm.