Armada Stranger 100

It is a hybrid. While it borrows freestyle DNA like the edgeless tip and springboard tail for park tricks, the 100mm waist and solid edge hold make it capable of handling the entire mountain, from groomers to side-country stashes.

The edgeless tip is designed to reduce swing weight, which makes the ski feel much more maneuverable and easier to swing around when you are buttering or spinning. It keeps the front of the ski light without sacrificing the stability you need for carving.

This ski is built for the creative rider who treats the whole mountain like a terrain park. If you prefer popping off side hits, buttering rollers, and carving tight turns over charging straight lines at high speeds, this is a great fit.

The Springboard tail is engineered to store and release energy, giving you a distinct 'pop' when you initiate a press or butter. It feels more energetic and playful than a traditional flat tail, which tends to be more locked-in and stable.

With a 100mm waist, they offer decent float for soft snow and light powder days. However, they are not dedicated powder skis; they are designed more for versatility and playfulness across varied conditions rather than deep-snow flotation.

Yes, they feature oversized 2.5 Impact Edges that are heat-treated to resist damage from rails, boxes, and hidden rocks. While no ski is indestructible, this construction is specifically reinforced to handle the abuse of park riding.