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Sammy Carlson is one-of-a-kind, and he needs more than a single unique ski to handle all the creativity he unleashes on the hill. The Whitewalker 121 is the big brother to the original Whitewalker, designed for Sammy's full-throttle charging on the deepest days. It's the ultimate pow-crushing freestyle tool. The 121 waist delivers massive float to swivel, slash and stomp forwards, backwards and sideways in the most epic conditions. The ultralight core means the Whitewalker 121 is light enough for big days in the backcountry during huge storm cycles, while the stout flex with Swivel Tech 3D beveling in the pin tip and tail deliver versatility for everything from charging steeps to buttering pillows.

Bringing light to new heights, the ARV 116 JJ UL floats like a butterfly and cuts like a butter knife for a definitive BC freestyle experience. The JJ UL is 25% lighter than the original JJ and has been a team favotite since its inception. With less weight through the tip and tail, the JJ UL utilizes our lightest Caruba Core to create a uniquely lightweight and smooth ride when the going gets deep. Powder hounds, this ski will move fast off the shelves. Act fast, and put this limited edition JJ on your feet.

When deep powder is in the forecast and big terrain is on the menu, reach for the Locator 112. With a modern shape optimized for huge float and high speeds thanks to a longer radius and lower profile camber and rocker, the big dog of the Locator Series is primed for those dream days when everything lines up. A touring-focused design with a lightweight construction means even though the 112 devours descents it's efficient on the uptrack and serves up no-nonsense performance for when the backcountry demands your ultimate attention. That's a good thing because chances are you're going to want to take another lap.

Enter the no gravity zone with the ARW 116 VJJ. Ultralight construction courtesy of a Caruba Core and 1.7 Lightweight Edge sheds weight, helping make ARW 116 VJJ the most well-rounded womens powder ski out there. Featuring EST Freeride Rocker for increased maneuverability slashing pillows and charging through the trees along with Smear Tech, 3D beveling on the tips and tails of the base, the VJJ allows for limitless directions of floating through pow, no matter the terrain.

We all know it's the size of the fight in the dog that matters. For too long smaller-framed shredders have been overlooked during ski development, relegated to half-baked shrunken chargers or noodly wigglers. Not anymore. The Short Pants Paradox was designed from the ground up with a 112 waist, powerful flex and long turn radius to provide high-performance big-mountain charging characteristics in a shorter length. Everyone from big mountain competition juniors to shredding women and men who don't require the surface area and float of longer lengths can enjoy a ski designed to lace 20-meter turns down the fall line at high speeds while trusting the SPP to stand up to all the punishment they can dish out.

The perfect backcountry partner is someone who is up for anything and will never let you down whether the conditions are all time, apocalyptic or something in between. Sounds a lot like the Locator 104. Multi-day hut trip in your future? The lightweight construction will keep you going on the skin track. Blower pow in the sidecountry? Ample rocker and a blended tail shape let you point it down the fall line or throw it sideways in bottomless snow on demand. When you need one ski with a soft snow focus that can do it all with predictable performance, the Locator 104 is ready.

Plant the seed early with the Armada Tantrum, Armada's junior all-mountain ski sure to help your young ripper grow. A full-length Poplar Core combined with Elf Shoe Tip Rocker Technology in the tip and traditional camber and sidecut in the tail give the youth the confidence to ski anything they set their minds to. - Cap Construction - Poplar Core - EST All Mountain Rocker - S7 Base - Laminate Matrix - 1.7 Impact Edge