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4frnt STL vs. Armada AR6

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R.L.
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what you think is better for mostly park and somethimes bc ??

Nov 12 2007 5:23AM
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ShrdGnar
Posts: 62 - Karma: 10
IM not to shure about the 4frnts but the ar6's have definitly been doin it for me
Nov 12 2007 7:23AM
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R.L.
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anybody here who ride the 4frnt or the armada??
Nov 12 2007 9:03AM
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jhackbeez
Posts: 2136 - Karma: 258
i ride the stl's and they should be fine in powder.  alot of pro's use the stl and tnk for backcountry booters so it must be alright.  ive skiied my 177's in pow and they were fine.
Nov 12 2007 9:22AM
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skiRay
Posts: 7558 - Karma: 926
ar6 for sure
Nov 12 2007 10:25AM
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ski_ENDUB
Posts: 2535 - Karma: 86
deffinitely armada, i haven't heard very good things about 4frnt
Nov 12 2007 12:13PM
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skierkid_92
Posts: 228 - Karma: 11

go for the armada ar6's there a good all mountain ski this year

Nov 12 2007 12:21PM
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hardey
Posts: 147 - Karma: 15
i had the ar5 last year (think it's really similar to the ar6) and have the 4frnt stl now, the stl is a lot better for park in my opinion and softer than the ar6. In pow i have no idea, haven't the chance yet to ride the stl in pow but i think for little bit bc it will work, ar6 worked.
Nov 12 2007 2:19PM
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LOVELL
Posts: 143 - Karma: 129
armada is shit there no good
Dec 30 2007 9:14PM
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sneaky
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any reasons or just a broad general feeling about the company as a whole??
Dec 30 2007 10:23PM
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lyndon
Posts: 7266 - Karma: 127
I wouldnt say that, but I slightly agree.

Im not a hard skier, and Ive gone through 2 sets of Armadas in under 2 seasons. Hwoever, they back thier product up with a great warranty system, so its a toss up.

Both would be great skis, I would just go with whichever you can get cheaper.
Dec 30 2007 10:31PM
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jahmin44
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i think the ar6's are quite a bit softer than the ar5
Dec 30 2007 11:25PM
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RJD2
Posts: 3532 - Karma: 921
pm ohioskier45 ... He has had both the ar6 and the STL and is very helpful with ski information
Dec 30 2007 11:28PM
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