Too often, the "all-mountain ski" is anything but. If it performs in deeper snow, it won't hold a real edge on an icy take-off. If it's comfortable riding switch at speed, it's uncomfortable stomping a cliff. Armada was founded on the belief that the terrain park will forever be part of "the mountain," and the ARV was born boosting airs as well as it straight-lined chutes. This is the ultimate all-mountain machine: width where you need it, sidecut that promotes carving without inhibiting flotation, and a base and edge that can run over a stump without slowing down. You are today's true skier, and you require a ski that performs from the pipe to the park to the backcountry. You require the ARV.