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The Armada AR6 Alpine Ski returns, delivering a solid, stable ride so you can take to the air, stomp landings, and drop massive tricks all over the mountain. The AR6 features Armada's AR Core 1 combined with a carbon KEVLAR® tail stringer to give it more pop than a police spike strip, and its bombproof construction puts the beat-down on rails instead of the other way around. This sure-footed, extremely versatile ski dominates the frontside, from the park and pipe to anything else worth jibbing.
- ABS construction next to the core and over the edges for core protection, edge hold, and stability
- AR Core 1 features wood laminate stringers for low swing weight and strength
- S7 Base is Armadas toughest base has a gliding additive for increased speed with minimal manicuring
- 2.5 Impact Edge for park abuse
Bottom Line: There’s a reason why the biggest names in freestyle ride Armada.
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Hey does anyone know how this ski compares to the scott punisher?
Hey does anyone know how this ski compares to the scott punisher? I do some park but mainly want a great all mountain ski from the trees to the groomers, thanks.
By: mbu3741261
April 7, 2010
Which ski is an all around park-all mountain ski- the Salomon
Which ski is an all around park-all mountain ski- the Salomon Suspect or the Armada AR6?
By: volkscart
January 17, 2010
i have the ar6 and i can use it all montain no problem at all. i find it easy to do anything on
By: snowy
March 15, 2010
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By: Jeffrey Robbins
September 21, 2009
Absolutely insane. They are one of the best skis ever made for park. However, it is also great for all mtn. The stiff tail finishes every turn super well. The base also only needs one wax a seaon because it is so durable
Around 4080 or so grams, If AT is on your mind, you could do so. They're light enough to ascend and send it.
By: Dakka
December 2, 2009
Wall Vs AR6 ?? Hey dudes! if u comapre the ar6 with the wall
Wall Vs AR6 ??
Hey dudes! if u comapre the ar6 with the wall ? which ski is better? the pros and the cons?
By: snowsailor
November 5, 2009
Has anyone centermounted these ? Is so, how do you like there
Has anyone centermounted these ? Is so, how do you like there park peformance.?
By: michael
September 29, 2009
I would not center mount them unless you are doing only rails jumps and a ton of switch. I have mine 2.5 cm back and it really doesn't sacrifice any park performance but it gives you much better all mtn. Bottom line is if you do any all mtn don't mount center.
By: Jeffrey Robbins
October 7, 2009
im really small, 5 foot 5 and 105 pounds and i just got the
im really small, 5 foot 5 and 105 pounds and i just got the 08/09 ar6 and by handflexing it i dont think it will be very playful for me, is this true? will i still be able to butter and have fun on this ski easily?
By: cole
September 21, 2009
It might be a little stiff for effortless butters, but I think you could probably muscle some butters, because they really aren't THAT stiff compared to a lot of other park skis. If you want a really buttery ski, the line invader is as soft as it gets.
By: Seth Ferguson
October 26, 2009
Change me.
Out of Stock
2009 Model No Longer Available
We have a lot more Alpine Park and Pipe Skis than that
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Absolutely insane. They are one of the best skis ever made for park. However, it is also great for all mtn. The stiff tail finishes every turn super more...
- Lengths:
- [161cm] 114 / 82 / 104mm; [166cm] 115 / 83 / 105mm; [171cm] 116 / 84 / 106mm; [176cm] 117 / 85 / 107mm; [181cm] 118 / 86 / 108mm
- Construction:
- ABS Sandwich Construction
- Core Material:
- AR Core 1 (100% refinded, sustainable wood)
- Base:
- Sintered S7
- Tail:
- Twintip
- Binding System:
- No
- Binding Included:
- No
- Recommended Binding:
- No
- Recommended Use:
- Park and pipe, all-mountain
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 Year
1 Comment Last Comment: February 5, 2012 by: chris ster
By: chris ster
February 5, 2012
between ar6 and arv same years model which one could you be able to choose. my first priority is the jumps but also i want a ski all over the mountain for the big days!
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