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Armada ANT Ski
Love to haul ass and send cliffs in the backcountry? So does the Armada ANT Pro Alpine Ski. Begging for medium to large turns at warp speed, these stiff, traditional-camber boards are stable as a battleship when pointing ’em, while massive 133mm shovels bust through cruddy, chopped snow. A new 181 length allows lighter, less powerful skiers to enjoy the fruits of Armada’s big-mountain labors, but the 191 should be left primarily to the experts—after all, it’s designed by Anthony Boronowski.
Bottom Line: Stomp ANTs. Don’t burn ‘em with a magnifying glass.
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Tech Specs:
- Lengths:
- 181cm, 191cm
- Dimensions:
- [191] 133/107/123
- Construction:
- ABS
- Core Material:
- Ultra Light sustainable wood
- Base:
- Die-cut blend
- Tail:
- Twintip
- Binding System:
- No
- Binding Included:
- No
- Recommended Use:
- Backcountry freeride, big mountain
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 Year






2 Comments Last Comment: January 13, 2010 by: Jack Wizo
By: Jack Wizo
January 13, 2010
Well, they haven't changed much, but you probably just need to push them harder. Steep and fast is the key to making them rise to the surface. Also, I'm fairly light for a 190; I'm 6' and 160lbs, so it's hard for me to sink these boats. Get a pair of the ANTs now, because it's the last year Armada's going to make them. Tony's skiing for Surface, now.
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By: jackoffalltrades
January 3, 2010
Can the Ants float?? Ive had every model since 2007(3 in all), LOVED EM butt they did not rise to the top of the pow...truly a bomber ski but they didnt float in pow...so I gave up and switched to the dynastar xxl.....hope I didnt give up on the Ant too soon ,the camber was just a bit much in previous models, have they changed???
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