Armada

Declivity 92 Ti Ski - 2025

The AR100 Sidewall construction enhances grip on hardpack snow, providing better stability and control at high speeds. This design helps skiers maintain confidence while navigating challenging terrains, making it ideal for those who enjoy aggressive skiing.

Titanal is a strong aluminum alloy used in ski construction that increases torsional stiffness. This means the ski maintains its shape and responsiveness during turns, resulting in improved control and stability, especially at high speeds. If you want a ski that performs well in various conditions, Titanal is a key feature to look for.

The Comp Series (sintered) base is designed for high performance, providing excellent speed and durability. Sintered bases are dense and strong, allowing them to absorb wax effectively and glide smoothly over snow. This makes them perfect for all-mountain skiing, ensuring you can tackle different terrains with ease.

A Poplar Core is lightweight and flexible, which contributes to a lively feel while skiing. This core material helps keep the ski light for easier maneuverability, while still providing the necessary strength and stability for performance across various terrains. If you value agility and responsiveness, a ski with a Poplar Core is a great choice.

The rocker profile features an upward curve at the tip and/or tail of the ski, which aids in floatation in powder and makes turning easier. In contrast, the camber profile has a slight upward curve in the middle, enhancing edge contact with the snow for better grip and stability. A ski that combines both rocker and camber profiles offers versatility for different snow conditions and skiing styles.

The combination of rocker and camber profiles allows for a balanced skiing experience. Rocker helps with floatation in soft snow and easier turns, while camber provides stability and grip on hardpack. This versatility means you can enjoy a variety of conditions, whether you're skiing on groomed trails or exploring off-piste.