EDOLLO 91

Armada designed the Edollo 91 as Henrik Harlaut’s signature ski, intended for advanced to expert skiers who primarily ride in the park and halfpipe. Unisex and built for freestyle, it features a Full Twin Tip profile and a construction designed to withstand the repeated impacts of landings, presses, and jumps. It also offers versatility for those who venture outside the park to explore the rest of the mountain.

Edollo 91 Construction and Materials: Durability and Pop for Freestyle

The core combines poplar and ash in a blend that balances lightness with torsional stiffness. Laminate Matrix fiberglass technology wraps around this core to optimize flex and deliver consistent energy transfer, whether you’re initiating a press or picking up speed at the end of a jump. The AR50 Sidewall hybrid construction, reinforced by the W3Dgewall, ensures increased durability while maintaining a soft flex on the sides, reducing fatigue during intense sessions. The oversized, heat-treated 2.5 Impact Edge is designed to withstand repeated impacts against features and rails without premature deformation.

A ride profile suited for the park and all-mountain versatility

With a waist width of 91 mm, the Edollo 91 offers a balance between park maneuverability and enough float to venture off-piste. The Rocker/Camber/Rocker profile, combined with AR Nose Rocker, makes it easier to initiate turns and provides a playful feel at the tip of the ski—a characteristic sought after for tricks on the soil. The progressive flex profile—softer at the tip and stiffer at the tail—naturally accommodates asymmetrical landings and press positions without compromising stability at high speeds. The medium turning radius, estimated at around 18 to 22 meters depending on the length chosen, is suitable for both wide turns and shorter lines in a halfpipe.

Base and glide: performance-oriented materials

The Comp Series base is made of UHMW sintered polyethylene with carbon fiber, a material choice that improves glide speed and long-term wear resistance. This type of base absorbs wax better and retains it longer than traditional extruded bases, which translates into less maintenance between sessions and a more consistent glide throughout the winter season.

The Edollo 91 combines, in a single pair of skis, the demands of high-level freestyle with the durability needed to withstand the repeated stresses of the park and halfpipe season after season.