Armada Declivity 82 Ti (2021)
2021 Men's Frontside Ski Review
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Brand: Armada
Model: Declivity 82 Ti
Specs
Tip / Waist / Tail (mm)
130-82-111
Lengths (cm)
166, 174, 182
Radius (m)
16.4
Gender
Male
Quickness / Maneuverability
4.25 / 5
Playfulness
3.85 / 5
Forgiveness
3.65 / 5
Hard Snow Performance
3.95 / 5
Crud Performance
3.35 / 5
Balance of Skills
4 / 5
Despite being shorter, narrower, and generally smaller compared to the other skis on the rack, the all-new Declivity 82 Ti from Armada punches well above its weight in terms of all-mountain frontside performance. Don’t count these skis out on a groomer day or during a dry spell—they can carve and perform at a level on-par with frontside skis from brands that make World Cup race skis. Plus they keep the playful, maneuverable soul Armada is best known for. Syrovatka: “Very strong ski. Perfect length and stiffness to allow any skier to have the best day.”
STRENGTHS: Quickness, Versatility
WEAKNESSES: Crud Performance, Playfulness
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