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Fall in love with an all-mountain ski again.

The Armada Women's TSTw Ski is an all-mountain ski for the times. There's rocker at the tip for float, traditional camber underfoot for stability and control, and a light-but-strong chassis that lends this ski both power and a consistent flex. You can glide through deep days, drive hard through choppy day-after conditions, and lay trenches in groomers as needed. This ski comes as close to balanced perfection as anything that we've seen—and it's just for the ladies.

  • EST Freeride Rocker uses Armada's second-most aggressive tip rocker for flotation and maneuverability, and it includes traditional camber underfoot for precise turn control on hard snow
  • Hybrid Ultralight Core is a wood core with high-density wood stringers to stiffen longitudinal flex and lightweight wood that boasts a high strength-to-weight ratio
  • AR50 Construction uses cap construction in the tip and tail and sidewall underfoot for the ultimate balance of reduced swing weight, increased durability, and powerful edging
  • AR50 Sidewalls increase torsional rigidity which translates into powerful edge hold
  • Laminate Matrix layup increases torsional rigidity and provides further reinforcement above and below the core so you can ride the TSTw hard
  • CK Stringers add to tail durability while giving this ski pop that's essential for ollieing out of deep snow
  • 50/50 Base gives you the best blend of speed and durability
  • 1.7mm Impact Edges are thick enough for all-mountain riding and light enough to reduce swing weight noticeably
  • 99-101mm waist provides maximum flotation and a nice, wide platform to stand on when you're riding out drops, pillows, or steep lines at high speed

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5 5

jhap101624

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I demoed these skis in Steamboat powder this season. On powder days I usually take my snowboard because it's so easy to ride pow. But I tried these skis and really enjoyed them. They blasted through/over the pow and were great fun in the cut up crud later in the day.
I bought a pair (from BC) and have subsequently skied them on soft and hard packed groomers and am really impressed with how versatile they are. The rockered tips blend into stiffer flex underfoot and in the tails. This allows me to jet off the tails a little on hardback to start a carve and then get back over the center to complete the turn. They seem to have a huge sweet spot and are remarkably forgiving and stable underfoot. The tips will chatter at speed, but no problem for me. Not squirrely at all.
I ski about 50 days a season in west and midwest conditions. Wasn't sure how I'd like them on the groomers, but I'm very pleased at how well they turn and how relatively fast they are edge to edge. I can do pretty nice short swing turns, if I keep my speed reasonable. And they feel solid and stable. I think the design and flex pattern is impressive and functional.
I like the graphics a lot. The 2012 models were CREEPY UGLY, but the 2013 are great. (I would not have bought the 2012's.) Wider skis make graphics more important than ever.
Love' em!

4 5

Lexi D.

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  • Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer

Check out this 2 page review!

http://www.blistergearreview.com/gear-reviews/2012-2013-armada-tstw

I spent the majority of Winter 2012 on the VJJ and scored the TSTw for Winter 2013. How did they compare? Check out that article above to see which one took the cake!

5 5

Kalen Thorien

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  • Gender: Female
  • Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer

Wow, this ski really took me by surprise, and I mean that in a great way! As someone who's been skiing on 180+ men's skis for the last 5 years, I was a little hesitant and nervous this ski wouldn't hold up performance wise to what I'm use to. But I was definitely proved wrong. Not only did it hold up beautifully in extremely hard pack conditions, but it floats incredibly well in powder even though it only boasts a 100 underfoot waist. I was nervous it was going to be too soft, but it held up at high speeds in big mountains but was forgiving enough in bumps and crud when I needed to get it around. An excellent touring ski as well, I've mounted my Plum Guide binding (very light weight touring binding that's like Dynafit on steroids) and this has easily become my favorite touring ski.

So whether you want to use it on the weekend s in the resort, shred it every day in all conditions, or access a yurt deep in the backcountry, this is your baby. You can't go wrong.

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