The TST is the ultimate go everywhere and anywhere ski; a ski that seems to be designed specifically for New Zealand conditions. With an ELF Shoe tip; i.e early tapering and rocker, but a traditional tail, this ski can charge the steeps, make turns in powder and crud, as well as cruise the groomers. Capped construction on the tip and tail makes it light weight, yet ABS construction underfoot makes it durable and solid. The TST will undeniably take New Zealand by storm!
The new TST is splitting the difference right at the midsole. The TST features a tip based heavily off of the JJ and a tail that performs just like the ANT. The Armada TST is an all-mountain/big-mountain tool designed to let you explore the entire mountain; air the biggest cliffs, ski the deepest pow, and straight-line the steepest lines. With Armada's Patented EST All-Mountain Rocker that boasts a progressive tip rocker and no tail rocker, there isn't a turn or jump on the mountain the TST can't make.
This is the ski Travis Steeger was asking Armada to make for his every day ski at his home mountain of Whitewater, BC. So next time you find yourself in the middle of a great day, or on a perfect run, or are just surrounded by all your friends; un-zip your coat, smile from ear to ear, and giv'er for Travis.
All Armada skis come with "Vibration Control", a thin layer of rubber in the tip and tail and above the steel edges and under the binding mat to control vibrations. This increases performance in hard pack and cruddy conditions.
User Reviews:
"The TST is so perfect for New Zealand conditions its almost as if it was designed specifically with NZ in mind. Rides fast and strong on piste and off, in crud and in fresh snow, and on top of that it's still a really playful ski." Mark von Roy, Armada NZ Team Rider
"The TST is the ski from my dreams. Absolutely lovely in soft snow and then I can still charge it hard when its hard and icy. Its my go to ski for when i am unsure about what the conditions will be like." Jason Waters
"With a rockered nose and being 102mm under foot makes the TST wide enough for good float in powder, but its narrow enough to make nice controlled turns on hard groomers. Truly a ski that i fell in love with on my first run." Tobias Alexander
