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Armada Declivity 92 Ti Skis 2025
A confident, powerful, predictable ski that loves groomers and carving while being versatile enough to handle different snow types. It works for a wide range of skiers and is one of the best skis out there. Compared to the previous version of the ski the new Declivity is easier to ski and more maneuverable while still being immensely powerful and stable for more aggressive skiers.
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All new construction and still one of the best skis ever made for crushing groomers and everywhere in between.
SMOKE EM' IF YOU GOT EM'.
REVIEWED BY: 
Joe Riccio
Armada is known for building some of the best freestyle skis ever to hit the slopes, they also happen to build one of the best all-mountain skis for front-side slayers and casual cruisers. The previous Armada Declivity 92 Ti lived on our top tested list since its inception and the new model is just as good and better in some respects. Compared to the previous model the new Declivity is just as confident in dicing up groomers and has awesome power. However, it is more forgiving and it's easier to initiate a turn. High-speed, high-angle carves are clean, short quick turns are a blast, it's a beast crushing steeper headwalls and it can be pushed as hard as you want; all without ever stuttering or feeling like a lot of work. It has a ton of energy from turn to turn and makes you feel like a stronger skier, that's a huge win in our book. In more technical terrain or deeper snow, you can tell the Declivity 92 probably wants to be lapping groomers, but it won't fight you if you're skiing off-trail and is more capable off trail or in bumps than the previous versions of the ski. No expert skier would feel like the Declvity "isn't enough ski," while less experienced skiers will appreciate the accessible feel at lower speeds as they continue to progress. We've said it before, good skis are good skis. No matter your ability level, the Armada Declivity 92 is one of the best. Armada has done an awesome job improving this ski on all fronts and it's a lock on our top tested list for the 24/25 season.
Who is this ski for? Skiers who prioritize grip, groomer performance, energy, and a stable feel but need enough versatility to handle a little variety of conditions or terrain. Skiers who want one of the best skis.
Who isn't this ski for? Skiers who want the most maneuverable ski in the category, or skiers who spend a big chunk of time off trail in softer snow. Skiers who hate good skis.
Technology update:
Updated core material from Caruba to Poplar and updated rocker profileTested by
Garrett Finn
George Michaelsen
Joe Riccio
Neil Soucy
Tech Specs
- Radius/ 17m @ 172
- Profile/ Rocker-Camber-Rocker
- Core Materials/ Poplar
- Designed By/ Armada
- Weight/ 1875g @ 172
- Dimensions/ 131-92-117mm @ 172cm
- Added Materials/ Titanal
- Built By/ Atomic
The Test Crew
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This ski is unreal at carving considering its 92mm waist-width. It's quick edge-to-edge, doesn't have a speed limit, and grips effortlessly on hardpack. Groomers are the Declivity's home but it can dabble with any other part of the mountain. For a higher-performance ski, the Declivity is surprisingly easy to ski and could be a great option regardless of ability.
