Explore the complete 2026/2027 Armada snowboard line at Ridgeline Bike & Ski — all nine boards, from park presses to natural-freeride chargers. Find your exact size, flex and profile, then pick it up and get it mounted in Boise.
Armada groups its boards by how you ride. Here's where each one lives — tap a board to shop it, or check live sizes below.
Built for natural terrain and deeper snow. Stiffer and more responsive; runs longer.
The freestyle mindset taken outside the park — side hits, natural quarters and rollers all over the mountain.
Built for jumps, rails and every freestyle feature inbounds. Usually runs shorter for quick, playful movement.
Pulled live from our inventory every time this page loads. Each size shows Armada's recommended rider weight — tap a size to shop it.
The Sicko is insane. A perfect blend of response and board feel for linking creative lines while providing additional float on deeper days. Tested, refined and ridden by Alek Oestreng.
The Kure was built for those who demand premium construction, cutting-edge technology and a snowboard that can be ridden at full-speed with a freestyle approach. Tested, refined and ridden by Juliette Pelchat.
A slightly longer nose, subtle taper, and a swallowtail shape keep you floating in pow, while a stiffer flex locks your edge when you’re moving fast. Find your Shatter Point.
Danimals’ signature snowboard, the Beatnik is a directional shape meant to be ridden all terrain with a freestyle approach. Built specifically to make side hits, rollers, berms, rope ollies, and top-to-bottom park laps more fun.
The Do-Si-Do is built specifically to make side hits, rollers, berms, rope ollies, and top-to-bottom park laps more fun. Designed, refined and ridden on the daily by Stefi Luxton.
A directional, unisex freestyle snowboard with a medium flex. Meant to be ridden all over the mountain with the perfect blend of technology and toughness for taking your freestyle snowboarding to another level.
An all-mountain cruiser with taper, giving you sharp responsiveness and board feel, the Squonk thrives across all terrain and elevates less-than-ideal conditions.
The Tuffy is the true twin park board Mike Liddle helped dial in. That should tell you all you need to know. Soft enough to press, strong enough to take a beating. Designed to flex with you and feel every feature.
Whether you’re lapping your local terrain park or hitting a street spot, the Cold Press can handle every bit of punishment you can put it through. Tested, refined and ridden by Ivika Juergenson and Egan Wint.
Specs, flex and rider weights from armadaskis.com, 2026/27 model year. Rider weight is a starting point — ride style and boot size matter too.
Visit our shop at 10100 W. Overland Road to check out Armada boards in person. Our technicians handle binding mounting, wax & tuning, and 3D boot fitting to get you mountain-ready.