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Armada ARV in Park?

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Urban.
Posts: 655 - Karma: 261
I know there are many threads on this ski but i haven't seen any on the 2013 model would like to know how they are in park mostly rails and also how they will grip on icy conditions (East coast Primarily). +++++K for Info
Oct 17 2012 3:50PM
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Urban.
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Bump... Info for K++++... K++++++++++++++ if you know first hand
Oct 17 2012 5:46PM
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C-Wal
Posts: 185 - Karma: 1,370
E-dollo seems to make light work of them in the park, my friend had last years model and found them good in the park mainly on jumps, but not bad on rails etc too
Oct 17 2012 5:51PM
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Urban.
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thanks^^^ More info would be splendid
Oct 17 2012 7:16PM
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SKI.ING
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As you said there have been many threads like this. At least 5 or 6 in the past month. The ARV has remained unchanged. It's their most traditional ski really. Dig around on their website. I own and love the ski. They will do fine in the park.
Oct 17 2012 7:41PM
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Shabangarang
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Idk man I was thinking about it aswell but saw them in person and i guess you really cant center them. Also they really dont seem that durable with the constant rail contact and for the price just doesnt seem worth it but they are light as hell and look damn fun. I ended up going with the thalls,
Oct 17 2012 8:51PM
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SKI.ING
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Why can't you center them? People centermount AR7's and THall's all the time. And I prefer full sidewall honestly.
Oct 17 2012 10:28PM
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RockNRollNghtClb
Posts: 2013 - Karma: 2,509
is this ski gonna fall apart on me real fast if Im mainly hitting urban with it and some jumping? The ski looks so damn sick. How is the swing weight too?


damn i wish armada made all skis in 185
Oct 27 2012 1:03AM
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50Kal
Posts: 2826 - Karma: 5,367
Like any ski used for alot of urban it will fall apart eventually but It is Armadas last ski that's has full side wall. Not that pussy Cap or half cap shit. I say ARV is one of their better skis of their line.
Oct 27 2012 1:15AM
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.ALOC.
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I skied ARV's in the park for two seasons. If you aren't looking for a park specific ski then I would recommend them. They do great on rails and my only complaint would be that they are heavy and have a high swing weight so as long as you stick to mostly rails than I think you will enjoy them
Oct 27 2012 1:51AM
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Urban.
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Oct 27 2012 11:26AM
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TACO-DOG.exe
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anybody know how the bubbas are on urban rails?
Oct 27 2012 11:44AM
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ChrisBasso
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I hear amazing
Jan 12 2013 1:23AM
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adamohurd
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they have traditional sidewall, which means theyre SICKKKKKK
Jan 12 2013 2:29AM
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skiRay
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all ARVs are the same or very similar i believe so 2013 woudlnt make a difference
Jan 12 2013 7:05AM
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