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ARMADA ANTIMATTER 92
ARMADA ANTIMATTER 92
Hey rider, here's a quick rundown of everything you need to know about the FREESTYLE SKIS ARMADA ANTIMATTER 92.All-mountain/freeride with no frills. Fast base, edge hold optimised for mixed riding and float guaranteed. Intermediate flex with a tonne of pop for powerful turn exits and 92 at the waist so you don't lose float even in the deepest snow – a knife designed to tear along the piste and through the trees.
FREESTYLE SKIS ANTIMATTER 92 ARMADA
ANTIMATTER 92, a UNISEX FREESTYLE SKIS by ARMADA that rips.Skis for all mountain use, safe and stable on the piste and high-performing in off-piste freeride. Ski waist width between 90mm and 100mm. Check the technical sheet for the exact measurement. Directional skis have a slight or more pronounced directionality and a sidecut calibrated to encourage more aggressive riding. The sidecut is therefore asymmetric; the ski in question will be extremely stable and powerful on piste and will have excellent float in fresh snow. Medium-stiff flex This is the value that indicates a ski's resistance to bending. A stiff ski (high flex) is more responsive and gives a more immediate, safe and stable response, while a soft ski (low flex) is easier to handle and geared towards freestyle tricks.
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- Gender
This product can be used by both boys and girls. - Riding Style
Skis for All Mountain use, safe and stable on-piste and performing freeride off-piste. - Shape
DIRECTIONAL
Directional skis have a light or more accentuated directionality, and a sidecut calibrated to favor a more aggressive riding. The sidecut is asymmetrical and the ski in question will be extremely stable and powerful on the piste and will have excellent floatation in powder. - Flex
MEDIUM SUSTAINED FLEX
It is the value that indicates the flex resistance of a ski. A stiff ski (high flex) is more responsive and gives a more immediate, secure and stable response while a soft ski (low flex) is more maneuverable and dedicated to the execution of freestyle maneuvers.