Advanced all-mountain skier Steef's rating of this ski:

Considering his skiers profile:
en-US - * - 3098

"Versatility is crucial. I want to cover the whole mountain on the same day. Stability and camber for carving on piste, rocker for float off-piste, agility and playfulness are key factors for my perfect all-mountain ski."
Skills Fitness Speed Length:180 cm Weight:72 kg
My favourite all-mountain skis:
1. Armada TST

2. Salomon Quest 98
3. Elan Amphibio 16 TI2 Fusion

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True all-mountain machine
The Armada TST is an all-mountain ski pur sang. The ski thunders through the terrain with so much ease, it's unbelievable. Carving on groomed slopes is no problem, good grip too. But the best is slashing through chopped-up snow, and roaring through disordered powder looking for unspoiled powder fields. Never new this could be so much fun but these skis make it possible, also for the not experienced rider. I couldn't get the grin off my face after testing these. So a well deserved 5-star rating!
Easy wanderer
The ski's shape is a bit funny and you won't expect it to have so much capabilities as it has. But from the first moment you ride without slippin' and slidin' if you don't want to. Instead of that you can make nice carving turns on groomed slopes because of their good grip while feeling quite steady. And then at the moment you zip to the disordered parts beside the piste, you can just go on speeding, turning, playing or whatever, no pain at all! Amazing what a good grip, maneuverability and control on and off-piste, with also enough float to get you through the deep powder. No need to say more, this is one hell of a versatile ski!
Armada about the TST
"The TST’s party-in-the-front-business-in-the-back mentality makes this the most versatile men’s ski in our lineup: ready to chase powder, punch through the crud and give groomers the business on the way back to the lift. A rockered tip gives you the float you’re looking for, while a flat tail is backing you up with power and stability. Athlete-driven. Reverse mullet-inspired.", says Armada. Nothing overrated. If you are a powder orientated skier who wants to play around in versatile terrain, looking for a ski which can do nice carving on groomed slopes too, this is it.
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