ARW 100

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STYLE

All Mountain

Freestyle

€ 599,95

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Size: 165

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STYLE

All Mountain

Freestyle

Finding your size

Choosing the right ski length comes down to your height and skill level. As a rule of thumb, a ski standing on end should reach somewhere between your chin and forehead.

Skier Height	Beginner	Advanced	Expert
4'3 ft / 130 cm	115 cm	125 cm	130 cm
4'4 ft / 135 cm	120 cm	130 cm	135 cm
4'6 ft / 140 cm	125 cm	135 cm	140 cm
4'7 ft / 145 cm	130 cm	140 cm	145 cm
4'9 ft / 150 cm	135 cm	145 cm	150 cm
5'1 ft / 155 cm	140 cm	150 cm	155 cm
5'2 ft / 160 cm	145 cm	155 cm	165 cm
5'4 ft / 165 cm	150 cm	165 cm	175 cm
5'6 ft / 170 cm	155 cm	170 cm	180 cm
5'7 ft / 175 cm	160 cm	175 cm	185 cm
5'9 ft / 180 cm	170 cm	180 cm	190 cm
6'1 ft / 185 cm	175 cm	185 cm	195 cm
6'2 ft / 190 cm	180 cm	190 cm	190+ cm
6'6 ft / 200 cm	185 cm	190+ cm	190+ cm

Shorter (–5 cm) = quicker turns, more playful
Longer (+5 cm) = more stability, speed and float

Skill level explanations

Beginner

Learning the basics and building confidence. Shorter skis turn more easily and stay controllable at lower speeds.

Advanced

Comfortable on all groomers and starting to explore off-piste. A mid-length ski balances maneuverability and stability.

Expert

Skiing aggressively in all conditions. Longer skis give the stability and power you want at speed.

Pick your riding style

Freestyle / Park

Do you like jumps, rails, and/or doing tricks all over the mountain? Then you’re a freestyle skier. Whether you're skiing in or out of the park, freestyle skiers should look for skis with twin tips and somewhat softer flexes.

Explore ARV Madsteez Series, ARV Black Series, ARW Series, BDOG 94 and EDOLLO 91.

Touring

Do you like to earn your turns? Always seeking out deep stashes and steep lines outside the boundaries? You’re a backcountry skier. Backcountry skiers need skis with lightweight constructions that are efficient on the uphill. They also need versatile waist widths and enough rocker to handle everything from deep pow to sunbaked mank to refrozen hardpack.

Explore Locator Series, Whitewalker 116, ARV JJ UL 116.

All Mountain

Do you like to ski all over the mountain? Some groomers here, some tree stashes there? Frontside, backside, every side? You’re an all-mountain skier. All-mountain skiers should look for skis with versatile performance characteristics like a wide enough waist width to handle a bit of soft snow with a moderately stiffer flex and enough camber to hold an edge on hardpack.

Explore Antimatter Series, Antimatter W Series, ARV Madsteez Series, ARV Black Series and ARW Series.

Freeride

Are you into high speeds, big air, and off-trail big-mountain charging? You’re a freeride skier. Freeride skiers need a ski that is stable at high speeds and handles variable conditions from powder to hardpack. These skis have stiffer flexes and often feature construction with metal layers to provide damping and stability.

Explore Antimatter Series, Antimatter W Series, ARV Madsteez 106, ARV Black 106, ARV Madsteez 112, ARV Black 112, ARW 106, Whitewalker 116.

What conditions do you ski

Where and how you ski points you toward the right waist width — narrow for hardpack and groomers, wide for powder, mid for everything in between.

Snow / terrain	What to look for
Groomers and park	Narrower waist (80–90 mm), quick edge-to-edge. [ARV Series](/collections/arv-series), [ARW Series](/collections/arw-series), [EDOLLO](/collections/signature-series) & [BDOG](/collections/signature-series)
Mixed conditions	Mid-width (90–100 mm), versatile. [ARV series](/collections/arv-series), [ARW Series](/collections/arw-series) & [Antimatter Series](/collections/antimatter-series)
Powder and deep snow	Wide waist (100 mm+), better float. [ARV series](/collections/arv-series), [ARW Series](/collections/arw-series) & [Whitewalker](/collections/signature-series)

ARW 100

€ 599,95

165 Change

About

Character

Playful

Balanced

Aggressive

Skill level

Beginner

Intermediate

Advanced

Expert

Flex Profile

6.0

Soft Stiff

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The ARW 100 is the all-mountain twin with a taste for anything you can throw at it. A finely tuned chassis mixes a 100mm waist, a poplar core, and rocker in the tips and tails to switch between carving, floating, and boosting from the frontside to the backside.

Camber profile

AR FREESTYLE ROCKER

Dimensions

158

1610

16.5

124

100

117

165

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17

125

100

118

172

1800

17.5

126

100

119

179

1900

18

128

100

120

All Features

POPLAR CORE
ASH BINDING INSERT
2.5 IMPACT EDGE
S7 BASE
W3DGEWALL

2.5 IMPACT EDGE

Oversized and specially heat treated, this edge is supremely durable and built to resist impact damage.

POPLAR CORE

The 100% Poplar Core delivers stability, power, and pop for predictable response without excess weight.

W3DGEWALL

W3Dgewall is a 3D molded, injected sidewall that’s angled where it meets the wood core to boost durability and performance while cutting weight.

ASH BINDING INSERT

Hardwood binding insert provides superior screw retention.

S7 BASE

A sintered base optimized for speed, durability and wax retention.

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QUESTIONS ABOUT ARMADA ARW 100

What size ARW 100 do I need?

Sizing depends on which part of your setup you are buying. Skis, poles and skins are measured in centimetres, ski boots in Mondopoint, which is the length of your foot in centimetres, and bindings by brake width in millimetres. As a guide, choose a ski between chin and forehead height, a pole that puts your elbow at 90 degrees when you grip it upside down under the basket, a boot matching your measured foot length, a skin matching your ski length, and a brake width equal to your ski waist or up to 15 mm wider. The size chart on this page lists every size available.

Will the ARW 100 work with the rest of my setup?

Three things decide compatibility in an alpine setup. Your boot sole norm has to match your binding, and alpine ISO 5355, GripWalk ISO 23223 and touring pin systems are separate standards that are not interchangeable. Your binding brake width has to be equal to or slightly wider than the waist of your ski. Your skins have to match both the length and the waist width of your ski, then be trimmed to its sidecut. Any certified ski shop can confirm a pairing before you ride it.

Who is the ARW 100 built for?

Every product in the Armada alpine range is built around a discipline, whether that is park, all-mountain, freeride or touring, and around a rider level. Softer, more forgiving gear is easier at lower speeds and while you are still progressing. Stiffer gear holds an edge better at speed and on firm snow but asks for more input to work properly. Matching your gear to the terrain you actually ski most days matters more than choosing the most aggressive option available.

Does the ARW 100 need professional setup?

Anything that affects binding release does. Skis and bindings have to be mounted and adjusted by a certified technician, who sets your release value from your weight, height, age, boot sole length and skier type, then tests it on a calibrated machine. Never adjust release values yourself. Ski boots benefit from a proper fitting and can usually be heat moulded. Skins are trimmed to the sidecut of your ski before the first tour. Poles are ready to use straight out of the box.

How do I care for and store the ARW 100?

Dry everything after every day on snow, because trapped moisture rusts edges and breaks down glue and foam. Wax skis every three to five days of skiing, and finish the season with a thick coat of storage wax left unscraped. Pull boot liners out and dry them at room temperature, never on a radiator or in a hot car. Have bindings tested once a year and back the DIN off for summer storage. Dry skins fully, then store them glue to glue or on their mesh, away from heat.