The 2027 Armada AntiMatter 92 is the ultra-versatile all-mountain and frontside shredder in the new AntiMatter Series. It blends true freeride construction with a tighter all-mountain waist for skiers who want high-speed stability, multi-condition performance, and a lively tail.

Why we like it:

The AntiMatter 92 carves cleaner than most skis at this width have any right to. The titanal layup gives it a damped, locked-in feel on edge, and the lively tail keeps the ski energetic out of turns. It feels like a frontside ski that just happens to handle everything else too.

Who it's for:

Advanced and expert skiers who want a freeride-construction ski with frontside-leaning all-mountain capability. Ideal for skiers who spend a lot of time on groomers and chopped-up trail conditions but want a ski that can handle off-trail when the day calls for it.

Highlights:

The Speedmetal Titanal construction is what defines this ski's character, cutting vibration and boosting edge hold across hard and variable snow. The Poplar core keeps the ride snappy and lively, especially through the tail, where the ski releases energy rather than feeling muted. All-Mtn Rocker keeps tip rocker for soft-snow capability with less rocker in the tail to maximize edge contact and stability, which is the sweet spot for a ski meant to live on hardpack and trail. All Mountain Edges balance durability with feel, the Comp Series Base is a sintered UHMW with carbon for better glide and toughness, and AR100 sidewalls keep edge hold strong when the snow firms up.

Things to consider:

The all-mountain rocker and titanal construction make this ski more frontside-biased than the wider AntiMatters. Skiers who ski mostly soft snow or want a more freestyle-oriented ride should look at the AntiMatter 100 or the wider ARVs instead.

Fit & sizing considerations:

Skis true to length. Stick to your usual all-mountain length.