2025 Armada Declivity JR Skis with Atomic Colt 7 Bindings
Little rippers will be excited for the Declivity Junior with Atomic Colt 7 Bindings, a lighter, kid-friendly version of the Declivity and Reliance models loved by adults. Featuring a poplar wood core, full sidewall, and an all-mountain rocker profile, this ski offers a high-performance feel tailored to smaller and lighter skiers ready to conquer the whole mountain.
Why we like it:
The Declivity Junior is perfect for kids who are refining their skills and ready to transition to a more advanced ski. It provides the confidence they need to progress while still offering a high level of performance.
Who it's for:
Junior skiers who have outgrown beginner skis will appreciate the Declivity Junior’s progressive shape, even flex, and responsiveness. It’s an excellent choice for those looking to dial up their skills.
Highlights:
Mirroring its adult counterparts, the Declivity Junior features a poplar wood core for stability and a progressive taper and rocker profile that delivers an intuitive feel in soft snow. At 88 mm underfoot, it is responsive on firm snow while still wide enough to seek out powder stashes. This ski is designed to excel across all types of terrain.
Things to consider:
For groms focusing on on-piste carving, the Declivity Junior’s 88 mm waist might feel a bit wide. While great for soft snow, this width can make it harder to engage the edges fully, making a narrower ski more suitable for those going from skidding to carving.
Fit & sizing considerations:
If skiers are moving from a fully cambered ski to the rocker profile of the Declivity Junior, sizing up slightly might be beneficial as the rocker can make the ski feel shorter than its length. Otherwise, the ski generally fits true to size.
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Description
Little rippers will be excited for the Declivity Junior with Atomic Colt 7 Bindings, a lighter, kid-friendly version of the Declivity and Reliance models loved by adults. Featuring a poplar wood core, full sidewall, and an all-mountain rocker profile, this ski offers a high-performance feel tailored to smaller and lighter skiers ready to conquer the whole mountain.
Why we like it:
The Declivity Junior is perfect for kids who are refining their skills and ready to transition to a more advanced ski. It provides the confidence they need to progress while still offering a high level of performance.
Who it's for:
Junior skiers who have outgrown beginner skis will appreciate the Declivity Junior’s progressive shape, even flex, and responsiveness. It’s an excellent choice for those looking to dial up their skills.
Highlights:
Mirroring its adult counterparts, the Declivity Junior features a poplar wood core for stability and a progressive taper and rocker profile that delivers an intuitive feel in soft snow. At 88 mm underfoot, it is responsive on firm snow while still wide enough to seek out powder stashes. This ski is designed to excel across all types of terrain.
Things to consider:
For groms focusing on on-piste carving, the Declivity Junior’s 88 mm waist might feel a bit wide. While great for soft snow, this width can make it harder to engage the edges fully, making a narrower ski more suitable for those going from skidding to carving.
Fit & sizing considerations:
If skiers are moving from a fully cambered ski to the rocker profile of the Declivity Junior, sizing up slightly might be beneficial as the rocker can make the ski feel shorter than its length. Otherwise, the ski generally fits true to size.
