2025 / 2026 Skis, Boots & Bindings

Armada drop into the ski boot world with a hybrid cabrio design featuring several unique touches. The signature feature is the Slingshot buckle, which uses an innovative split cable design to securely lock the ankle and heel in place. The new boots come in unisex sizing with a medium volume fit and five flexes to choose from. At the stiffer end of the scale, AR One boots receive upgraded features and hardware including 50mm elastic power straps and integrated tech toes for uphill travel.

If you love the freewheeling versatility of the regular ARV 106 but want to tweak the volume just that much higher, this is the version you’re after. The addition of titanal to Armada’s flagship all mountain platform delivers pedal-to-the-metal power and stability for riders going bigger and faster.

There are far more odd-shaped human feet than there are ski boots, so having more options on the boot wall can only be a good thing. These AR Ones are the real deal – ask your bootfitter to try them on!

We can't get enough of the florals on the ARW skis this year. Check these beauties out!

The Blend gets a new shape, a svelte 98mm waist width, and a host of construction upgrades to improve durability. Many of these updates are familiar from the Bacon and Chronic collections: Thin Tip Technology, Thick Cut Sidewalls, Urethane Bumpers, and Bio-Resins to improve material bonding strength in the core. Thrash this Blend around to your heart’s content, and look out for the Will Wesson and Taylor Lunquist pro models!

This freestyle ripper maintains the same shape and flex pattern as the 2025 model, while receiving the same construction updates as the Blend. Thin Tip Technology, Thick Cut Sidewalls, Urethane Bumpers, and Bio-Resin provide the beefed up durability riders need to go hard in the park and the streets alike.

A brand new construction with three fresh-looking topsheets mean 2026 is the year of the Blend. This ski has Line freestyle DNA coursing through its veins, making it the perfect choice for creative riding.

While we low key dig the rally car aesthetic of the Optic Collection, we can't look past the bacon Bacons. Anyone for a BLT?