The winner of our Gear Giveaway this week will get a pair of Declivity 92 Ti or Reliance 92 Ti skis — plus a set of Strive 12 GW bindings — from Armada!
Precise and energetic, we found the Declivity and Reliance 92 Ti to be versatile all-mountain skis for those who like to ski a bit of everything on their narrower setups. From fresh corduroy to tight mogul lines, these metal-laminate skis provide a fun blend of agility, edge hold, and maneuverability. Plus, the Strive 12 GW pairs nicely with them, offering a low stack height and solid all-around performance.
Enter below before Friday, September 26th, for your chance to win!
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Winners will be chosen at random and announced next Friday in our Blister Newsletter. Must be 18 or older. This particular giveaway is limited to persons with a shipping address within the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, or Europe.
By entering, you’ll receive our tri-weekly Blister newsletter, where we’ll (a) announce each week the winner of our previous Gear Giveaway, (b) provide a roundup of the news and our highest-profile reviews of the past few days, and (c) offer sneak peeks of the products we’re currently reviewing. It’s good times for sure, so don’t miss out. You’ll also be kept up to date on what’s new at Armada.
Question: Declivity 92 Ti versus Reliance 92 Ti. Which would be a better fit for New England ski resorts (Killington, Sugarbush, Sunday River to name a few). Mostly hard pack, rarely a foot of powder and the occasional boilerplate requiring serrated edges. Groomed, glades & moguls.
The Declivity 92 Ti and Reliance 92 Ti are the same ski, apart from topsheet graphics and lengths offered. Go with the Reliance if you need a 156 cm ski, go with the Declivity if you need a 180 or 188 cm ski, and if you happen to need a 164 or 172 cm ski, you can have your pick of either!
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I tested the Declivity 98 Ti and loved it. I bet the 92 is great for those harder packed days. I test skied the 180 length but 164 would probably be better for me.