Alpine skiing Armada ARV 84 (LONG)
TheARV 84 (LONG) from Armada, a lightweight, maneuverable and accessible ski, perfect for beginner freestylers and skiers looking for new experiences. With its twin-tip shape, it excels in the park and on all slopes, ready to take on any challenge.
Alpine skiing Armada ARV 84 (LONG)
Armada's ARV 84 Long is a lightweight, forgiving and accessible ski designed for beginner freestylers and skiers in search of new sensations. Thanks to its Cap construction, this model is particularly maneuverable and easy to ski, offering a fluid ride and excellent control, whether you're in the park, over bumps or in pine forests. Its twin-tip shape lets you play with all types of terrain, while ensuring good grip on fresh or transformed snow, even in switch.
The composite/peplier core offers excellent pop and precise snow feel, with stability and power that hold up on all types of snow. Its traditional underfoot camber guarantees a secure ride, while the durable, low-maintenance S7 base and Impact Edge 2.5 edges let you make rapid progress on rails and rocks without fear of wear.
Ideal for skiers looking for versatility, the ARV 84 Long is a ski that combines performance, durability and riding pleasure, for a unique experience all season long.
- Reference size : 171
- Radius : 16
- Type : Unisex
- Level : Beginner-Drilled
- Ski programme : Freestyle
- Reference size : 171
- Radius : 16
- Heel : 109
- environment : 84
- Spatula : 117
- Construction : sandwich
- Core : Poplar
- Rocker : Spatula and heel
- Cambre ski : Traditional
- Shape : Twin Tip
- Total weight : 3640g
The brand ARMADA
Armada: the modern ski revolution
Founded in 2002 in Park City, Utah, Armada is a pioneering American alpine ski brand born out of freestyle culture and the spirit of freeriding. The first brand created by ski athletes, it has redefined the rules of skiing by placing creativity, freedom, and performance at the heart of its DNA. Today, Armada is a global benchmark in modern skiing, from urban parks to pristine powder slopes.