The 2026 Armada Declivity 92 Ti pushes the all-mountain carving hybrid concept further. It retains the EST All-Mountain Rocker profile and features poplar core construction, ATB (Articulated Titanal Banding), and the AR100 sidewall system to deliver a ski that slices groomers cleanly and holds through chop with confidence.

Its balance of precision and energy stands out. The ski is stiff and responsive but is tuned to maintain feedback rather than stiffness alone. The metal reinforcements and sidewall ensure tight edge control even when pushing aggressively.

Advanced to expert skiers who demand a ski capable of carving hard but still want to venture off piste. This is for those who want one ski that can hold edge at speed, maintain control in chop, and carve transitions precisely.

• Sidecut (e.g., 172 cm): 131 / 92 / 117 mm
• Turning radius (172 cm): ~17 m
• Waist width: 92 mm
• Profile: Rocker in tip & tail with camber underfoot
• Core: Poplar wood core
• Reinforcement: ATB (Articulated Titanal Banding)
• Sidewalls: AR100 full sidewall
• Edges: 2.1 mm All-Mountain Edge steel
• Construction: Full-length titanal banding + metal/carbon tuning
• Lengths available: 164, 172, 180, 188 cm
• Individual ski weights (172 cm): ~1,885 g

Because of its aggressive build, it’s less forgiving at slower speeds or in very soft, deep snow. It performs best when pushed. In deep powder its 92 mm waist will offer some float but won’t match ultra-wide freeride skis.

This ski rides true to size. Those wanting more dynamic turning might downsize slightly; for stability, especially on high speed or rough terrain, maintain your usual length or size up.