Armada’s freestyle-born ski line in Boise: ARV and ARW twins, the Reliance and Declivity chargers, and the Whitewalker for deep days, plus Armada shell jackets and bibs. Find your length, see exactly what’s on the wall, then get it mounted in the shop. Riding a board? See Armada snowboards.
Three quick questions. Your length comes from Armada’s own size guide, and the results only show skis we actually have in Boise right now.
Pick your height, ability and terrain to see your length and the skis we have in that size right now.
Length is a starting point. Weight, how fast you ski and where you ski matter too, so stop in and we’ll dial it in.
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Ultra-durable, entry-level all-mountain twin.
The ARV 84’s rock-solid construction can take serious abuse in and out of the park. It’s embedded with Armada’s freestyle DNA and the all-mountain chops to shred. Entry level price with high level performance.
Ultra-Poppy and Snappy All-Mountain Twin
The ARV 88 is built on a snappy poplar chassis that delivers maximum pop and edge hold so you can carve hard and send it deep with lightweight stability all over the mountain. A touch of tip and tail rocker adds variable condition versatility to the package.
All-Mountain Twin Crossover King
The all-mountain twin crossover king, the ARV 94 is the trusty multi-tool that works anywhere on the mountain. A versatile shape and chassis width with tip and tail rocker can carve, slash and boost in a variety of conditions, while the ultra-durable construction can stand up to everyday abuse in the park.
All-Mountain Twin Crossover Queen
The ARW 94 is the every day, any conditions all-mountain twin. The 94mm waist is paired with tip and tail rocker for variable-snow performance from sneaker pow stashes to icy groomers. A super-durable construction with a Poplar Core and w3Dgewall sidewall mean it’s also a park-ready twin that’s built to last.
The Standard in Playful All-Mountain Versatility
An all-mountain slaying twin, the ARV 100 pairs a versatile 100mm waist width and rocker in the tip and tail to excel in a huge range of conditions. Wide enough for a sneaker pow day with ultra-durable, snappy performance that’s happy lapping the frontside or the park.
True One-Ski Quiver, All-Mountain Twin
The True pow to piste all-mountain twin. Plenty of float for deep stashes and stout enough to stomp on with a super smooth, round flex that carves, charges, slashes, and butters with ease.
All-mtn directional ride for the frontside, the backside and around again.
The Reliance 92 Ti is a true all-mountain ski with full-length metal layers to add stability and quiet chatter when laying down high-speed carves or charging through chop.
Modern all-mountain ski with serious frontside ambitions.
A true all-mountain ski with high-speed stability. The Declivity 92 Ti's full-length titanal construction reduces vibration and enhances edge hold while the rockered tip adds multi-condition performance.
Declivity 92 Ti R packaged with a Strive 11 binding.
Big Mountain Freeride Weapon.
The Declivity X 108 is a modern big-mountain freeride ski with ATBX Titanal layers and a full poplar core. The shape, with long, low rocker lines in the tip and tail, bakes a serious dose of slash and pop character into a chassis with legitimate high-speed stability.
The Playful All-Mountain Powder Ski
The ARV 112 has a playful, powder-hungry shape thanks to smooth rocker and sidecut lines. The poplar core and w3Dgewall construction brings a damp, stable ride without excess weight that’s just as happy seeking out deep stashes as it is charging and slashing between storms.
Lightweight & tour-able BC Freestyle ski.
The iconic JJ gets the ultralight treatment with a Caruba Core that shaves 25% off the original’s weight. Playful, freestyle powder performance made for the backcountry.
Sammy's holy grail.
Sammy’s daily driver, the Whitewalker 116 is built to let Sammy do what he does best. The powder-focused twin tip doubles as a deep-snow freestyle ski and a big-mountain charger with a playful character. Light enough to hike with, stout enough to send on.
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Specs, Armada flex profile, character and turn radius from armadaskis.com. Ski + binding sets show the binding instead of the radius.
Armada outerwear on the rack in Boise. Every colour and size below is live from our inventory.
A hardworking 3-layer shell jacket that stands up to everyday abuse on the hill with breathable, waterproof protection and a vibe that’s at home on both sides of the rope line.
Fabric OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certified shell fabric, PFC-free DWR
A full-coverage 3-layer shell bib with tough, breathable protection, built to last with strategic reinforcements for inside the resort and out.
Fabric OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certified shell fabric
A hardworking, full-coverage shell bib with a tough 2-layer fabric that keeps you warm and dry without weighing you down.
Fabric Bluesign approved, OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certified, recycled material
A durable workhorse that keeps you warm and dry in gnarly, cold conditions, with clean styling and distinct Armada touches.
Fabric Bluesign approved shell, recycled insulation, PFC-free DWR
A rideable hoodie for skiing or chilling, with details dialed for shredding and style for miles off the hill.
Fabric Bluesign + OEKO-TEX Standard 100 approved
Descriptions and fabric details from armadaskis.com.
The questions we hear most at the shop when someone is picking out a new kit.
Use a three-part system: a moisture-wicking base layer (synthetic or merino wool), an insulating mid layer (fleece or a down sweater), and a waterproof, wind-resistant outer shell.
Decide between a shell and an insulated jacket, check whether it is waterproof or only water-resistant, and make sure it fits well enough to trap warm air without crushing the insulation or your mid layers.
Layer thin, high-performance base and mid layers instead of one thick piece, and balance a roomier jacket with more fitted bottoms (or the reverse).
The number is a hydrostatic-head test in millimetres: how tall a column of water the fabric holds back before it leaks. 5,000 mm (5K) handles light snow or a brief drizzle; 10,000 mm (10K) is the usual standard for resort skiing and average storms; 20,000 mm (20K) and up is built for heavy wet snow, rain and long days out in bad weather.
If the jacket is not torn, it is usually your own sweat. When a jacket cannot breathe fast enough, or the outer fabric is soaked through, water vapour can’t escape and condenses inside, so you feel damp and chilled.
Waterproof fabric is only half of it. Sewing leaves thousands of needle holes, so a fully waterproof jacket has every seam heat-sealed with tape, plus water-resistant zippers or zipper flaps.
Yes. Dirt, body oils and sweat clog the breathable membrane and break down the DWR coating. Skip household detergent and fabric softener, which leave residue; use a technical wash instead, then tumble dry on low to reactivate the water-repellent finish.
Stop by 10100 W. Overland Road and try on shells and bibs together.
Visit our shop at 10100 W. Overland Road to see Armada skis and outerwear in person. Our technicians handle binding mounting, wax & edge tuning, and 3D boot fitting so your whole setup works together.
