ARMADA SICKO WIDE
Hey rider, here's a quick rundown of everything you need to know about the SNOWBOARD ARMADA SICKO WIDE.The motto is push, float, lean in and leave flames in your wake. Besides having a superb name, the Sicko is a tapered directional for freeride and carving; it holds on the piste as if it had ground effect and the medium-aggressive flex makes it just technical enough for the most demanding lines without being an uncontrollable barge. On the contrary, the dimensions are particularly compact for a powder board, and with only 2 cm of set-back and 0.5 cm of taper it moves gracefully between soft and tracked-out snow and isn't intimidated by anything, not even the sled decked out with flashing blue lights that's hot on your heels.
SNOWBOARD SICKO WIDE ARMADA
SICKO WIDE, a MEN'S SNOWBOARD by ARMADA that rips. Base colours may vary at random among those shown in the product image. All boards are sold already laminated and waxed!Board for carving & freeride use, solidly built, safe and stable on the piste and high-performing in off-piste freeride, with a stiff flex. Boards wider than average, to accommodate boots larger than size 44 EU (290MP). Boards wider than average, to accommodate boots larger than size 44 EU (290MP). Directional boards have a slight or more pronounced directionality, and a sidecut calibrated to favour more aggressive riding with your preferred foot. The sidecut is therefore asymmetric; the board will be extremely stable and powerful on piste as well as on take-off/landing from the biggest features, and will float superbly in fresh snow. The feel in switch is still very good; these boards are recommended for riders looking for carving performance without sacrificing the option of spinning and landing. Directional camber: in this category we find the hybrid cambers that emphasise the board's directionality. Typical examples are combinations where the nose has more rocker (float in fresh snow and intuitive turn initiation) than the central camber or flat zones, before returning to rocker zones in the tail that are smaller than those in the nose. Float guaranteed! This is the value indicating a snowboard's resistance to bending. A stiff board (high flex) is more responsive and gives a more immediate, safe and stable response, while a soft board (low flex) is easier to handle and geared towards freestyle tricks. The medium-stiff flex delivers maximum speed and stability.
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- Shape
DIRECTIONAL
Directional boards have a light or more accentuated directionality, and a calibrated sidecut to favor a more aggressive riding with the preferred foot. The sidecut is therefore asymmetrical, the board in question will be extremely stable and powerful on the slope as well as in the take-off/landing from the most important structures, and will have excellent floatation in powder. The switch sensations are very good, these boards are recommended for users who are looking for conduction performance without sacrificing the possibility of landing in rotation. - Board Camber
DIRECTIONAL CAMBER
In this category we find hybrid cambers that highlight the directionality of the board. Some typical examples are combinations where the tip part is more rockered (flotation in powder and intuitiveness in turns) compared to central camber or flat zones and then return to rocker zones in the tail smaller than the tip ones. Guaranteed buoyancy! - Gender
This product is suitable for boys. - Flex
MEDIUM FLEX SUPPORTED
It is the value that indicates the resistance to flex of a snowboard. A stiff board (high flex) is more reactive and gives a more immediate, secure and stable response while a soft board (low flex) is more manageable and dedicated to the execution of freestyle maneuvers. - Riding Style
Board for Carving & Freeride use structured, safe and stable on piste and performing freeride off-piste with a sustained flex. - Board Width
WIDE
Wider than average boards to accommodate boots larger than 44 (290MP).

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