Backcountry Skis

A proud sponsor of pocket bacon and backpack beers, the Hustle 9 is built for the backcountry skiers who are out there for one reason alone: To have as much fun as possible. Built off our tried-and-true freeride-oriented profile with a waist width that gets wider as the ski gets longer, and powered by an all new lightweight TrueBlend Free wood core, Hustle 9 is light on the ups yet packs all the gas you're looking for when it's time for the fun part. Whether you're bagging vert before the sun rises or farming pow until it sets, Hustle 9 is built to work as hard as you do and guaranteed to put a smile on your face.

Like a great mullet, it is our firm belief that the best skis are those that work hard and party harder. Specifically designed for the backcountry skier who is the first to hit the skintrack and the last to leave a party, the Hustle 10 knows as well as you do that there's a time to put in the work and a time to crank it to 11. Built off our tried-and-true freeride-oriented profile with a waist width that gets wider as the ski gets longer, and powered by an all new lightweight TrueBlend Free wood core, the Hustle 10 isn't afraid to do either. What this translates to is a ski that can bust ass up the skintrack and leave you with no doubts when it's time to rip the skins and point 'em down hill. Now get out there and earn your damn turns.

We've all heard the old "no friends on a powder day" adage, but we'd like to come out and say that that's BS. We think the best days should be shared with the best people, and when you're venturing out into the backcountry to get the goods, make sure you have the best skis under your feet, too. Hustle 11 is built off our tried-and-true freeride-oriented profile with a waist width that gets wider as the ski gets longer, so it's got all the gas you need to send that big line you've been eyeing for years, especially when it gets deep. Powered by an all new, lightweight TrueBlend Free wood core, Hustle 11 shaves some weight so you can go further and charge harder, and might just be your new best friend on a powder day.

Even though the Tracer 108 is firmly focused on outstanding downhill performance, Armada's always searching for the perfect combination of weight reduction and stability in this category. That’s why for 19/20 they paired an even lighter Poplar-Caruba wood core to a larger fiberglass package resulting in further decreased weight and added durability. The Tracer 108 ups the performance ante with dampening Adaptive Mesh, Titanal Reinforcement underfoot and AR 75 Sidewall construction to create just the right feel whether used by freeriding or touring enthusiasts. - AR75 Sidewall - Hybrid Caruba Core - EST Freeride Rocker - Comp Series Base - Ti Binding Reinforcement - Adaptive Mesh - Laminate Matrix - 1.7 Impact Edge - Tapertops