Armada has unveiled its 2026/27 collection, with a new freeride ski range, its second-generation ski boot offering, a new take on Sammy Carlson’s WhiteWalker, and a revamped apparel collection. The brand has also launched a new website that brings its ski and snowboard ranges together under one roof.
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Armada drop their full 2026/27 range on new website
Max Palm's signature Antimatter 114 is leading the charge.
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Enter the AntiMatter
The headline addition to the ski range is the new AntiMatter series, a freeride collection spanning 75mm to 114mm underfoot.
At the top of the range sits the AntiMatter 114, the ski Armada describes as the most winning ski on the Freeride World Tour. Developed with Armada athlete Max Palm and ridden to FWT success by champion Ben Richards, the AntiMatter series takes a slightly different approach to freeride ski design.
Across the range, the skis combine playful, freestyle-inspired camber with subtly directional shaping, while a hybrid metal construction is tailored to each width. The idea is to retain some of Armada’s freestyle DNA while building a range capable of handling everything from resort freeriding to deeper snow and bigger lines.
The AntiMatter family includes models at 75, 84, 94, 102 and 114mm underfoot, giving the range a fairly broad spread of intended uses rather than simply scaling one construction up and down.
A New WhiteWalker
Elsewhere in the freeride range, Armada has introduced the WhiteWalker 108, a new version of Sammy Carlson’s signature powder ski.
The 108 takes the concept of Carlson’s larger powder-focused WhiteWalker skis and brings it into a more resort-friendly width, aimed at skiers who want the shape and character of the WhiteWalker without necessarily needing a dedicated deep-powder ski.
A balance between freestyle-inspired surf, and hard-charging stability is what makes the Antimatter 114 so interesting.
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Armada Goes Touring
Following the launch of its first ski boot, the AR ONE, Armada is expanding into touring with the new AR ONE AF, or “Ascent Feature.”
The boot retains the hybrid cabrio construction of the AR ONE but adds touring functionality, creating a boot designed to bridge the gap between resort skiing and human-powered missions.
It will be available in 110 and 130 flex options, with sizes ranging from 23.5 to 29.5.
The AR ONE AF is another indication that Armada is looking to expand beyond its traditional freestyle roots, while retaining the design language and skiing characteristics of the AR ONE platform.
A New Apparel
Armada is also using the 2026/27 season to rethink its apparel offering.
With the brand now officially adding snowboards to its product line, Armada says it has taken the opportunity to broaden its apparel direction to work for skiers and snowboarders alike.
The new collection ranges from the unisex three-layer Chromatic kit to the more workwear-inspired Gas Up collection, with a greater emphasis on fit and style alongside the technical side of the clothing.
There are also plenty of less technical pieces in the mix, including heavyweight puffers, anoraks and fleece, alongside a new range of accessories including beanies, gloves, mittens, tote bags and cross-body bags.
New Website, New Direction
The whole collection is now housed on Armada’s new website, ArmadaSnow.com, which brings the brand’s ski and newly introduced snowboard products together.
With the addition of snowboards, a new freeride ski family, touring boots and a broader apparel direction, the 2026/27 collection marks a fairly significant expansion of Armada’s product offering—while the AntiMatter series in particular looks set to be the centrepiece of the new ski range.
The new AR ONE AF, a hybrid touring boot for line focus touring capabilities.
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