Armada Edollo; Worth it or not?

Yeah, they chip. Just like literally every other ski.

The edges and base will wear just like any other ski.

Yes they wash out. Twin tips tailwash. it's what they do. They're a soft as fuck twin tip made for butters and soft landings - perhaps the occasional pow day.

They're going to be heavy, because they're bigger than your standard narrow park ski. more material means more weight - and more surface area means more snow on top of them to weigh them down more.

They're basically like Armada's version of the Blend - AKA the chronic but wider. Same sorta shit (hell they might be softer, really)

Your skis chip like crazy because all skis chip like crazy. welcome to having edges :)

WildBANimalYeah, they chip. Just like literally every other ski.

The edges and base will wear just like any other ski.

Yes they wash out. Twin tips tailwash. it's what they do. They're a soft as fuck twin tip made for butters and soft landings - perhaps the occasional pow day.

They're going to be heavy, because they're bigger than your standard narrow park ski. more material means more weight - and more surface area means more snow on top of them to weigh them down more.

They're basically like Armada's version of the Blend - AKA the chronic but wider. Same sorta shit (hell they might be softer, really)

Your skis chip like crazy because all skis chip like crazy. welcome to having edges :)

This,

All skis chip, it's just what happens... I mean you can reduce chipping and edge cracks by detuning your skis but if you're planning on doing anything outside the park, its not gonna go very well. That being said, they're super fun skis and they're the perfect butteriness (slightly softer than the blends). I would recommend em.

I've ridden them since mid season and they've held up fine, normal topsheet chips, not even any edge cracks. they ride really surfy all mountain and are surprisingly pretty stable in the park, i recommend

ttelrabI've ridden them since mid season and they've held up fine, normal topsheet chips, not even any edge cracks. they ride really surfy all mountain and are surprisingly pretty stable in the park, i recommend

Sounds good, thanks!!!

Ok listen, i just bought a pair, not even out of the shrink wrap and I can already tell they are fucking legit. If they're made by armada, they're quality; you don't have to worry about that. So put on your big boi pants and buy a pair ya pussy

MailManOk listen, i just bought a pair, not even out of the shrink wrap and I can already tell they are fucking legit. If they're made by armada, they're quality; you don't have to worry about that. So put on your big boi pants and buy a pair ya pussy

Haha got you

WildBANimalYeah, they chip. Just like literally every other ski.

The edges and base will wear just like any other ski.

Yes they wash out. Twin tips tailwash. it's what they do. They're a soft as fuck twin tip made for butters and soft landings - perhaps the occasional pow day.

They're going to be heavy, because they're bigger than your standard narrow park ski. more material means more weight - and more surface area means more snow on top of them to weigh them down more.

They're basically like Armada's version of the Blend - AKA the chronic but wider. Same sorta shit (hell they might be softer, really)

Your skis chip like crazy because all skis chip like crazy. welcome to having edges :)

I agree with all of this but the weight. It is more material but (i could be wrong but i believe) I softer ski has thicker strips of wood in is core meaning less resin and resin is actually pretty heavy. But either way, it won't be ridiculous heavy its an armada park ski. And everyone I've talked to says they are great so.... id say buy em if you're into them