While parts of the 2025 Armada Declivity 92 Ti have changed, most of it has stayed the same, and that’s wonderful news for active and precise skiers who are looking for a one-trick pony for high level all-mountain skiing. The Declivity 92 Ti has blurred the lines between all-mountain and freeride, and most skiers have fallen on the side of the wonderful carving character of this ski. Designed to excel in a variety of conditions from ripping high-speed groomers to charging chopped-up powder, there is little more to wish for from an all-mountain ski.

Why we like it:

An instant favorite here at Ski Essentials, the Declivity 92 Ti is a smooth operator when trenching down a groomer or adventuring off trail. Its frontside capabilities coupled with slight freeride contributions, this ski is the definition of versatility.

Who it's for:

Skiers in the advanced to expert space will maximize the potential of this ski and reap the benefits it has to offer. If you are physically strong and a reasonably experienced intermediate, this would be a great option if you are looking to progress.

Highlights:

The poplar wood core coupled with Armada’s Articulated Titanal Banding results in a smooth and stable ski that can take you anywhere on the mountain with confidence. The carving ability of this ski is off the charts and with how smooth it is, you get the benefits of a premium product but at a more digestible cost.

Things to consider:

Due to the Declivity 92 Ti’s freeride influence, it is not going to provide the same type of performance that a dedicated frontside carving ski has to offer. With that said, it’s pretty darn close.

Fit & sizing considerations:

Skis true to size, however if you’re more aggressive and looking for a bit of a challenge, there’s no reason to not size up if you’re in the middle.