Armada EDOLLO 91 Skis 2027

The Ski

The 2027 Armada EDOLLO 91 is Henrik Harlaut's signature freestyle ski, rebuilt from the ground up to be lighter, poppier, and narrower than its predecessor. It's designed around one goal: delivering the nose-butter pop and stylish playfulness that define Henrik's one-of-a-kind approach to skiing, whether he's pressing a nose butter or stomping a massive park hit. It's a true twin tip with a freestyle soul, and if you're browsing mens skis and you spend most of your day hitting jumps, jibs, and rails, this is the one to look at closely.

Who It's For

This ski is aimed at intermediate-to-advanced park skiers. If you're progressing through your first real jump line or already stomping 360s and working on switch landings, the EDOLLO 91 has the right combination of forgiveness and response. It's not a one-ski quiver for the groomers — it's purpose-built for freestyle skiing, and it does that job well. Heavier chargers or skiers logging serious big-mountain days will want to look elsewhere. But for the skier who shows up to session the park all day, this is a natural fit.

Tech That Matters

At the core of the EDOLLO 91 is a Poplar/Ash wood core, pairing lightweight poplar with dense, full-length ash stringers for a lively, energetic feel that still has the backbone to boost you off big jumps. A Laminate Matrix — a directional layering of fiberglass — fine-tunes the ski's flex pattern and torsional rigidity, striking a balance between a forgiving ride and a quick, responsive reaction underfoot. The AR freestyle Rocker profile pairs standard camber with tip (and tail) rocker, which makes turn initiation easier and nose presses more natural without sacrificing edge hold when you need to actually carve. W3DGEWALL sidewall construction creates a mechanical bond between the sidewall and the core during molding, boosting durability and edge grip while keeping the overall weight down — important for a ski that's meant to spin and butter as much as it charges. Rounding things out, a 2.5 Impact Edge resists damage from rails and hard landings, and the narrower 91mm waist (compared to wider all-mountain skis) helps the ski move quickly from edge to edge for technical, precise freestyle movement.

Sizing

The EDOLLO 91 comes in 162, 170, and 178cm. Because this is a twin tip, we add about 5cm to the standard sizing guide — so the ski runs a touch longer than a traditional all-mountain ski of the same length would for a given skier. Here's how to dial in your size:

When in doubt, a park ski on the shorter end of your range gives you more control for spins and jibs. Stop into any of our three locations and we'll help you nail it down.

Why Willi's

We've been fitting skiers and riders since 1970, and our staff actually skis this stuff — so when we say the EDOLLO 91 is a park ski, we mean it in the best way. Bring your boots and we'll get the binding mount dialed in right. Three locations, including our shop at Seven Springs, means help is close no matter where you're headed this season.