Armada founder, Tanner Hall, needs no introduction. Tanner’s exceptional talent comes from his ability to visualize and produce. Armada’s first signature model and most jib-specific ski is the result of his incredible talent. Tanner specifically wanted a ski soft enough to butter, but stiff enough for huge jumps at high speeds. As a result, the T Hall Pro Model is Armada’s most strategically-profiled ski. The Sandwich Fiberglass Laminates and lightweight AR Core 1 shape cause a flex ahead of and behind the foot for presses and butters. The T-Hall Ski has increased pop and torsional rigidity from ABS Sidewalls and Carbon Fiber Stringers. For anyone looking for a softer flexing park ski, this is it.
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AR Core 1- New this year. The AR1 Core is the most durable core by more strategically targeting the center and outer edge of the core with a strong wood laminate and complimenting it with strong and stable lighter wood. The decreases overall weight and lowers swing weight, while increasing strength and liveliness.
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ABS Construction- Armada’s strongest and most performance based type of construction. This type of construction is more material and labor intensive than cap construction.
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Sandwich Fiberglass- The perfect blend of Uni & Bi directional composite fiberglass mixed with carbon fiber stringers creates a union that provides positive edge control and precisely the right amount of torsion and pop.
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S7 Base- This sintered base provides both speed and durability. Minimal tuning required and it’s easy to repair.
2.5 Edge- These oversized edges are heat treated to Armada’s custom specifications to help minimize edge breakage and maximize durability.
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(114/82/104 - 17.5m @ 161cm), (115/83/105 - 18.8m @ 166cm), (116/84/106 - 20m @ 171cm), (117/85/107 - 21.5m @ 176cm), (118/86/108 - 22.8m @ 181cm)
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| Ability Level |
Advanced - Expert |
| Core Material |
wood |
| Dims: Tip |
116 |
| Dims: Waist |
84 |
| Dims: Tail |
106 |
| Tail Type |
Full Twin Tip |
| Turning Radius |
20m @ 171cm |
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