Armada Declivity X 102 25/26

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Product properties

Level

Beginner

Intermediate

Advanced

Very advanced

Expert

Personality

Soft & Playful

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Stiff & Aggressive

Turns

Short

Medium

Long

Grip

Low

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High

Snow conditions

Soft

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Hard

Important details

Season	2025-2026
Ability Level	Advanced, Very advanced, Expert
Turn Radius	18m @ 180cm
Ski dimensions	135-102-125

In short

The Declivity X 102 features a completely new construction, enhancing a proven shape for big mountain capabilities while excelling in various conditions. The poplar core provides pop and stability, while the redesigned ATBX Titanal layer reduces vibrations, allowing the tail to pop and slash easily in deeper snow. This ski seamlessly transitions from a frontside carver to a backside freeride performer. The Declivity X 102 is perfect for advanced skiers who demand versatility and top performance across a wide range of terrains and conditions.

In detail

Rocker Camber Rocker
The ski is easy to turn thanks to a rise in both the tip and the tail. Due to the camber under the foot, the waist of the ski provides grip on harder snow. Skis with this type of profile like to be skied from a more centred stance..

Woodcore
The core consists of specifically selected wood types that are laminated in different compositions into a solid core. This gives the designers control over all the characteristics of the ski.

All-mountain Edge 2.1
Strong steel edge adapted to the ski type. The Allmountain 2.1 is a thermally reinforced steel edge with perfect balance between durability and ski feel.

ATB - Articulated Titanal Banding
A titanal layer adds stability while an elastic compound layer adds an energetic feel—more horsepower with a livelier response.

AR100 Sidewall
Full-length sidewall on 100% of ski to provide maximum torsional ridgidity and edge hold.

Technical specifications

135 102 125

Technical

Characteristics

Shape
Freeride

The shape of a freeride ski is designed for use off the piste. Its wider platform provides more flotation in soft and deep snow, while helping the ski remain stable and controlled in variable snow conditions.
Profile
Tip & Tail Rocker

A Tip & Tail Rocker profile has an earlier-rising tip and tail with camber underfoot. This makes the ski easier to turn and increases versatility in soft and variable snow.
Ski core
Woodcore

Provides a natural combination of damping, rebound and support. This gives the ski a predictable and balanced feel in different conditions.
Ski outline
Directional

Features a longer and generally wider tip than tail, with the sidecut positioned further back. This makes the shape clearly focused on forward skiing and provides more support and direction when entering and exiting a turn.
Side wall
Full Sidewall

Uses a vertical sidewall along almost the entire length of the ski. This provides direct power transfer to the steel edges and is commonly used on skis where precision, edge grip and support are important.
Core Tech
Titanal

Titanal reinforcement adds damping, torsional stiffness and a more composed feel to the ski. This makes the ski feel more precise and stable at higher speeds and on hard snow, although titanal also adds weight.
Flex
Stiff

Flexes less easily and therefore requires more technique and input from the skier. It provides more support, precision and composure at higher speeds and under heavier loads.
Radius
Medium

With a radius of 18m @ 180cm, this ski offers a good balance between easy turn initiation and stability at speed. It feels predictable in short to medium-length turns and remains stable as the pace increases.