Armada BDOG 94 Ski Set + Bindings

Armada designed the BDOG 94 for park and street skiers looking to express their creativity on every feature. Unisex and designed for the winter collection, this ski draws direct inspiration from the style of Phil Casabon, a renowned figure in urban freestyle. Its soft flex and ultra-flexible tips and tails make it the perfect tool for presses, pops, and all forms of expressive riding on the snow.

The BDOG 94: A freestyle ski designed for creativity in the park and urban environments

At the heart of the technical design is Circle Flex technology, which gives the tips and tails extreme flexibility. This design maximizes the contact surface with the soil during presses while reducing unintended catch, offering a fluid and controlled feel during technical tricks. The overall flex is deliberately soft, with a rating of 3 out of 10 at the tip and waist, and 4 out of 10 at the tail, for immediate responsiveness suited to the creative movements of freestyle.

The AR Freestyle Rocker profile—with rockered tip and tail framing a positive camber underfoot—offers dual versatility: it facilitates float in variable snow while maintaining sufficient grip on harder snow. With a turning radius of 15 meters for the 172 cm length and dimensions of 121/94/117 mm, the ski remains maneuverable and precise during the rapid transitions typical of the park.

A core and materials designed for durability and responsiveness

The core combines lightweight poplar with high-density ash stringers—a combination designed to balance lightness with structural stiffness. For the 172 cm length, the ski weighs 1,875 grams per ski—a balance consistent with its focus on tricks and maneuverability. The AR75 Sidewall ensures efficient power transfer, while the oversized, heat-treated 2.5 Impact Edges enhance resistance to the repeated impacts inherent in park and street sessions.

The sintered S7 base rounds out the package by optimizing glide speed, durability, and wax retention, which simplifies long-term maintenance.