Armada AR7s

I like them a lot. Durable would be an understatement for this ski. 40 days in the park later I have 0 edge cracks, mint condition base, and a few minor dents in the top sheet. Would buy again.

bought a pair the first year they came out a and theyre still in decent shape. Those suckers can take a beating for sure. all around pretty good ski for jumps, rails and anywhere else on the mountain

This is my second season using mine and they are still in very good condition. Definitely a very durable park ski that is also very lightweight. I think they are well worth the price!

This is my 2nd year using my AR7's. I like them a lot. Super durable, (bases only have light scratches) and the tops are holding up very well with no huge chips. They are very stable in air and feel nice while doing spins. Would recommend and i think its worth the price.

parkskier5This is my 2nd year using my AR7's. I like them a lot. Super durable, (bases only have light scratches) and the tops are holding up very well with no huge chips. They are very stable in air and feel nice while doing spins. Would recommend and i think its worth the price.

Thank you for your input!

I have about 60 days on my ar7's kidna heavy topsheet chipping but only in spots and bases have some pretty good scratches but edge has stayed pretty perfect and they still are fun to ride. Only complaint is that they are rather stiff but for a full camber park ski. Its kinda expected.

I ride them all the time (considering it's my only set of ski) I've put about 3 seasons on them and yeah like what others said< bomproff is an understand. They hold up super well. Durable from the topsheets to the edges to the bases. They go really fast and I charge in all sorts of conditions. Any fresh snow or pow like 5+ isn't all that fun though. Depends how light the snow is. On groomers they charge, they do amazing in shitty icey conditions. They are somewhat heavy but i never notice when im actually skiing on them.

Got the 14 models and I love them. Been riding them nearly every day across the sketchy midwest grassy slopes this year and they hold up great. I can nose butter/press amazing on them and never fall out. I bet you will love them no matter how you use them and where you ski.