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Armada Declivity 82 TI Skis · 2021 · 174 cm

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However, for our heavy, wet snow I generally recommend something around 105-110 and with a heavier build to be the optimum everyday ski, especially for Whistler. In your case though, given you already have the Bents, I'd suggest adding a narrower damp ski for those icy days. Top choices for you would be the Blizzard Brahma 82, Armada Declivity 82 Ti, or Elan Wingman 82 Ti. Or slightly wider with the Wingman 86 Ti, Brahma 88, or Volkl Kendo 88

Okay for a bit of context:

I live in BC. Mainly riding the mountains in the lower mainland. Whistler, Cypress, etc.

I'm 5'9", 135lbs (yeah I'm a small dude, gimme a break).

Last winter season was my first real year back at it since my teenage years (where I was, like most Canadians in BC, going on one or two trips a year with fam and/or school). That being said, I did get a good amount of sessions in last season. Something like 15, so my skill advanced quite a bit. I'd say solid intermediate.

I was riding Rustler 9s in 164cm with a used oldish Head Vector 90 flex boot. Pretty affordable beginner set-up to ease into it.

I did quickly find my limit with these though I think. Whether it be the boot or the ski, I felt like I had a lag in quick turns/pivoting for moguls and trees, when it should be pretty easy with a setup like that. It felt heavy to pick up off the ground despite not actually being that heavy, if that makes sense. 

On-top of that, despite being the PNW I found I was skiing almost an equal amount on really hard pack, icy, and cruddy conditions last season. The rustlers did pretty well in crud, but I was miserable on hard pack and ice. Tons of skidding/side slipping. On-top of this, they definitely felt a little sketch with any sort of speed on hard pack.

The powder/soft snow days were great though and the rustlers did well.

Anyways, this year I got a much stiffer boot (Full Tilt FC 130), which I've read is on the softer side for a 130. The tongue is modular and can be swapped out for a 100 flex.

My ski this year is a Bent 100, 172cm length. I was looking for something playful that I could improve my ability to get air, play in trees, do side hits, and practice switch.

That being said, I've read they're *okay* for dampness and it makes me a little concerned for the days where ice and crud are factors - these days would likely be a little more groomer focused anyways since doing trees and jumps on icy days sounds like a good way to get wrecked.

Anyways, I'd love to hear some suggestions. Do I go for another mid size all mountain that's a bit heavier that can bust through crud and hold an edge well, or should I be aiming for something more narrow underfoot?

TLDR; have Bent 100s and am looking for something that might be a bit more damp and hold an edge well in icy/sketchy conditions.

<div class="md">Okay for a bit of context:

I live in BC. Mainly riding the mountains in the lower mainland. Whistler, Cypress, etc.

I&#39;m 5&#39;9&quot;, 135lbs (yeah I&#39;m a small dude, gimme a break).

Last winter season was my first real year back at it since my teenage years (where I was, like most Canadians in BC, going on one or two trips a year with fam and/or school). That being said, I did get a good amount of sessions in last season. Something like 15, so my skill advanced quite a bit. I&#39;d say solid intermediate.

I was riding Rustler 9s in 164cm with a lightly used oldish Head Vector 90 flex boot. Pretty affordable beginner set-up to ease into it.

I did quickly find my limit with these though I think. Whether it be the boot or the ski, I felt like I had a lag in quick turns/pivoting for moguls and trees, when it should be pretty easy with a setup like that. It felt heavy to pick up off the ground despite not actually being that heavy, if that makes sense. 

On-top of that, despite being the PNW I found I was skiing almost an equal amount on really hard pack, icy, and cruddy conditions last season. The rustlers did pretty well in crud, but I was miserable on hard pack and ice. Tons of skidding/side slipping. On-top of this, they definitely felt a little sketch with any sort of speed on hard pack.

The powder/soft snow days were great though and the rustlers did well.

Anyways, this year I got a much stiffer boot (Full Tilt FC 130), which I&#39;ve read is on the softer side for a 130. The tongue is modular and can be swapped out for a 100 flex.

My ski this year is a Bent 100, 172cm length. I was looking for something playful that I could improve my ability to get air, play in trees, do side hits, and practice switch.

That being said, I&#39;ve read they&#39;re okay for dampness and it makes me a little concerned for the days where ice and crud are factors - these days would likely be a little more groomer focused anyways since doing trees and jumps on icy days sounds like a good way to get wrecked.

Anyways, I&#39;d love to hear some suggestions. Do I go for another mid size all mountain that&#39;s a bit heavier that can bust through crud and hold an edge well, or should I be aiming for something more narrow underfoot?

TLDR; have Bent 100s and am looking for something that might be a bit more damp and hold an edge well in icy/sketchy conditions.
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 You don't need a wider ski than this if you don't ski in fresh snow. Just goes to, you know, having the ski appropriate for the conditions you ski and a lot of skiers out there are in this, should be in this low to mid 80s range. This one is the 182, creates a 16.4 meter turn radius, so that is kind of on the shorter side, definitely likes to link those GS shaped turns together on groomed trails

 This one is the 182, creates a 16.4 meter turn radius, so that is kind of on the shorter side, definitely likes to link those GS shaped turns together on groomed trails. But again, nice overall ski from Armada here. Another generation of skiers are going to get to enjoy this thing this year, so that's really good news

 It's more appropriate for that front side format. But overall just a really nice ski from Armada. You know, there's a lot of skiers that really want this type of all mountain ski, narrower waist for quicker turns. You know, if you don't live in an area that gets a lot of snow, this is a fantastic option

2022 Armada Declivity 82 Ti - SkiEssentials com Ski Test

I am in the same position as you abs I was looking at all the same skis. I ended up pulling the trigger on the Armada Declivity 92ti. Could not be happier.

I am an intermediate skier with good prospective progress. 6 foot 4, 220 pounds (1.92m, 100kg), with good fitness, but technically also intermediate (😂).

I mostly ski any groomers, but could occasionally hit sparsely wooded off-piste powder out West. 

I have a 13 years old K2, 77mm underfoot that I barely used. I have been thinking about an 88 to 96 underfoot all mountain/freeride skis... Kendo 88, Mantra m6, Enforcer 94, Head Kore 93. Blizzard Rustler 9, Atomic Maverick 95...

I logically seem to think I should get something in the lower range I cited, an 88 like the kendo, but somehow I lean towards a wider one like the m6.

What do you guys recommend and why?

<div class="md">I am an intermediate skier with good prospective progress. 6 foot 4, 220 pounds (1.92m, 100kg), with good fitness, but technically also intermediate (😂).

I mostly ski any groomers, but could occasionally hit sparsely wooded off-piste powder out West. 

I have been thinking about an 88 to 96 underfoot all mountain/freeride skis... Kendo 88, Mantra m6, Enforcer 94, Head Kore 93, Blizzard Rustler 9, Atomic Maverick 95...

I logically seem to think I should get something in the lower range I cited, an 88 like the kendo, but somehow I lean towards a wider one like the m6.

What do you guys recommend and why?
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10 days east, 15 days west... What now?

 So thanks guys. Let us know if you have any questions and we'll see you on the slopes.

 They have great edge grip. They have a really, really good feel and a really kind of a nice blend of being powerful and stable and responsive and all the things that upper level skiers look for. But thanks to the Karuba Wood Core and thanks to that articulated titanal banding, you get a little bit more user friendliness out of it, a little bit more forgiveness without sacrificing too much of the powerful elements. So that's pretty much, in my opinion, the perfect application for this ski

 Today we're talking about the Armada Declivity 82 Ti. This is the narrowest of the new Declivity series. These skis are more focused on frontside firm snow performance than most of what we see from Armada, and the 82 being the narrowest is really the most firm snow focused out of all of Armada's skis these days. Really cool skis, really great addition to Armada's collection in general

 The Declivity 82 is really, really good and a really good choice. Let us know if you have any questions about it. Head on over to the Ski Essentials ski test page. You can leave us a question or a comment

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Nordica Dobermann Spitfire Ti Skis + TPX 12 FDT Bindings · 2019 · 162 cm

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 Definitely for your high level intermediate up through your expert level skier that just wants a light weight ski that charges the frontside of the hill.

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The new Dobermann Spitfire Ti FDT from Nordica is a fantastic ski for the advanced to expert skier looking for smooth carve and an edge hold you can trust as you cut and carve your way down the frontside of the mountain. The new Recoil Power Plate delivers a stronger energy transmission and natural flex out of the ski. Nordica's Energy Titanium Construction uses a vertically laminated wood core and a single Titanal layer delivers a powerful, yet energetic feeling as you test your speed limits. Tip Rocker with camber underfoot gives you smooth turn initiation and a high amount of edge hold with a strong rebound. If you are looking for race like precision without having to put that amount of energy into a ski, the new Nordica Dobermann Spitfire TI FDT is a great ski for you.

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 It really grips on the hard pack, a lot of rebound, enough to spring into your next turn. You don't really need to muscle the ski to get a lot of energy out of it, it's just easy to control, very easy to roll into any kind of turn shape you want, short, medium, long radius turns, it did them all very well and it gripped the snow very well. If you're a strong skier who wants something for the frontside, just carve it up, perfect ski for you.

 Hi I'm Adam and I was just skiing on the Nordica Spitfire Ti FDT. Great ski for that strong intermediate up to expert level skier who just wants a very easy to ski frontside ski that you don't have to put a lot of energy into but you're going to get a lot of performance out of it. It really grips on the hard pack, a lot of rebound, enough to spring into your next turn. You don't really need to muscle the ski to get a lot of energy out of it, it's just easy to control, very easy to roll into any kind of turn shape you want, short, medium, long radius turns, it did them all very well and it gripped the snow very well

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