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Armada ARV Ski - 2010 BCS
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Everything about the Armada ARV adds up to award-winning durability and versatility. Built with burly ABS Sidewall construction, Armada’s bomber 2.5 Impact Edge, and light-but-snappy Double Zone Core, the ARV comfortably handles whatever terrain your freeriding takes you. Positive camber brings a predictable, traditional feel on variable and groomed surfaces, and the ample width stomps soft backcountry transitions with ease.
Bottom Line: Ride ‘em anywhere.
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I read about and witnessed a durability issue with the top sheet
I read about and witnessed a durability issue with the top sheet on the 2008 model. Chips within the first few days. Was this issue fixed on more recent models?
By: Mike Boardman
February 26, 2011
I have the 2011 ARV and they are very stable in packed powder/powder. They are a little squirrally on the groomed. (I ride my 2008 K2 Apache Cheif's on those days)... as for the durability issue.. I've ridden my ARV's 20+ days, and don't have any issue with peeling/chipping of the top sheet.
By: Eddie
January 11, 2012
yes it was i saw a patroller on these ans he topsheet was in perfect condition. the ski you tried may have been defective but if it was an issue on all the skis the issue has been fixed.
By: Will Guru
February 26, 2011
in the park how does it come?
By: chris ster
February 5, 2012
Perfect All-Mountain Ski's
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agregory2084168
January 4, 2011
I'm a big fan of these skis after using them this holiday season in different conditions. I had them on a fresh powder day where we got 20 plus inches, and a few days later when the fresh snow was gone (groomers and packed powder). These ski's can handle it all and I felt comfortable in the powder or on the hard stuff. I
I've only been skiing for two years so I'd consider myself an intermediate skier. I'm about 6 foot and 180. I purchased the 185 cm's because I wanted to have some ski's I could use for a long time. Prior to these ski's I was skiing on 165 Dynastars. I felt much more confortable on these Armada Arv's and the new length! The graphics from this year's model are stellar. I'd recommdend these to anyone as an all-mountain ski. The only additional ski I might purchase in the future is a powder ski for very deep snow.
Armada makes great ski's that can handle it all. I'd also recommend getting some of their soft goods!
1 Comment Last Comment: February 26, 2011 by: Mike Boardman
By: Mike Boardman
February 26, 2011
Did Armada fix the durability of the top sheet with this model? I tried the 2008 model in Keystone last week. Loved the ski, but man they looked like hell.
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Armada ARV Ski
Armada ARV SkiResearch other out-of-stock versions:
Perfect All-Mountain Ski's
I'm a big fan of these skis after using them this holiday season in different conditions. I had them on a fresh powder day where we got 20 plus inches, more...
- Lengths:
- 165cm, 175cm, 185cm
- Dimensions:
- [185] 130 / 95 / 119mm
- Turn Radius:
- [185] 21.5m
- Construction:
- ABS Sidewall
- Core Material:
- Double Zone Core
- Base:
- 50/50 Base
- Tail:
- Twintip
- Binding System:
- No
- Binding Included:
- No
- Recommended Use:
- Intermediate to advanced all-mountain and powder
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 Year