The Armada Antimatter 114 Ski is Max Palm’s flagship big-mountain freeride ski, engineered to combine high-speed stability with the loose, surf-inspired handling that defines modern freeride skiing. Its Speedmetal Titanal construction uses tailored metal laminates to increase torsional rigidity and damp vibration without eliminating the flex in the tip and tail, creating a chassis that stays composed when charging while remaining energetic and maneuverable. A Poplar Core, AR100 Sidewall, S7 sintered base, and All Mountain Edge complete a durable, performance-focused construction, while the Freeride Rocker profile and subtly directional shape provide flotation, slashability, and stable tracking in deep snow and demanding terrain. The 114mm waist is paired with a progressively shaped 138mm tip and 132mm tail, with turn radii ranging from 19.5 to 22.5 meters depending on length. Developed alongside Max Palm and proven on the Freeride World Tour, the Antimatter 114 represents Armada’s push toward a more creative interpretation of big-mountain performance—powerful when driven, but loose enough to change direction, slash, pop, and surf through technical terrain.

Performance Profile: For the advanced freeride skier who wants a powerful big-mountain ski without the locked-in feel traditionally associated with metal-laminate powder skis. The Antimatter 114 is built for deep snow, steep terrain, high-speed lines, and creative freeriding where stability and playful maneuverability are equally important.