2026 Armada Tantrum 100 POW Skis with Tyrolia TX 10 Bindings
The 2026 Armada Tantrum 100 POW with Tyrolia TX 10 Bindings is a youth-specific freeride setup that doesn’t hold back. With a 100 mm waist and real-deal construction, it’s built for young shredders who need something that can float in powder, hold an edge on firmer snow, and out pace the adults. Paired with a dependable binding, this ski isn’t just scaled down—it’s tuned up for serious performance. We paired the Tantrum 100 POW with the Tyrolia TX 10 in order to maintain the ski's light weight feel while incorporating safety, performance, and reliability. The TX toepiece offers a 180° release and efficient re-centering of the boot, relieving strain on your knees for a full day of fun.
Why we like it:
We love the Tantrum 100 POW because it offers real freeride performance in a kid-sized package. It’s not a toy or a training tool—it’s a full-fledged freeride ski that delivers energy, edge grip, and float to younger, lighter skiers.
Who it's for:
This ski is ideal for advanced youth skiers who are starting to push their boundaries in trees, powder, and off-piste terrain. Whether they’re chasing parents through soft snow or leading the charge in variable conditions, the Tantrum is the platform they need.
Highlights:
The full Poplar Core keeps these skis lively and energetic, while the w3Dgewall sidewall enhances edge hold and toughness. Armada’s EST All Mountain Rocker combines early rise in the tip with subtle tail rocker, ensuring smooth turn initiation and great float for added confidence when the snow stacks up. A 1.7 Lightweight Edge and S7 Base help reduce swing weight without compromising durability or speed. The flex is kid-appropriate—soft enough to feel playful but supportive, with a stronger tail to help blast out of the turn with power. Tyrolia really packs a lot of great tech into the TX 10 binding, including some of their best and most effective safety featres. The TX toe offers a 180° release, and precise and rapid re-centering of the boot, helping to improve performance while reducing the load on your precious knees. The SXG heel is easy to step into, something which lighter skiers will especially appreciate. With GripWalk compatibility and a sleek design, the TX 10's are ready for your next adventure.
Things to consider:
The 100 mm waist emphasizes soft snow performance, so this ski won’t deliver the same edge grip or carving precision as narrower options. If your young skier spends more time on hardpack, a frontside-oriented ski may be a better fit. Kiddos working on their fundamentals won’t be ready for a ski this wide and should stick with something more focused on skill-building.
Fit & sizing considerations:
This ski runs true to size; length should be chosen based on skier height, weight, age and ability level.
The 2026 Armada Tantrum 100 POW with Tyrolia TX 10 Bindings is a youth-specific freeride setup that doesn’t hold back. With a 100 mm waist and real-deal construction, it’s built for young shredders who need something that can float in powder, hold an edge on firmer snow, and out pace the adults. Paired with a dependable binding, this ski isn’t just scaled down—it’s tuned up for serious performance. We paired the Tantrum 100 POW with the Tyrolia TX 10 in order to maintain the ski's light weight feel while incorporating safety, performance, and reliability. The TX toepiece offers a 180° release and efficient re-centering of the boot, relieving strain on your knees for a full day of fun.
Why we like it:
We love the Tantrum 100 POW because it offers real freeride performance in a kid-sized package. It’s not a toy or a training tool—it’s a full-fledged freeride ski that delivers energy, edge grip, and float to younger, lighter skiers.
Who it's for:
This ski is ideal for advanced youth skiers who are starting to push their boundaries in trees, powder, and off-piste terrain. Whether they’re chasing parents through soft snow or leading the charge in variable conditions, the Tantrum is the platform they need.
Highlights:
The full Poplar Core keeps these skis lively and energetic, while the w3Dgewall sidewall enhances edge hold and toughness. Armada’s EST All Mountain Rocker combines early rise in the tip with subtle tail rocker, ensuring smooth turn initiation and great float for added confidence when the snow stacks up. A 1.7 Lightweight Edge and S7 Base help reduce swing weight without compromising durability or speed. The flex is kid-appropriate—soft enough to feel playful but supportive, with a stronger tail to help blast out of the turn with power. Tyrolia really packs a lot of great tech into the TX 10 binding, including some of their best and most effective safety featres. The TX toe offers a 180° release, and precise and rapid re-centering of the boot, helping to improve performance while reducing the load on your precious knees. The SXG heel is easy to step into, something which lighter skiers will especially appreciate. With GripWalk compatibility and a sleek design, the TX 10's are ready for your next adventure.
Things to consider:
The 100 mm waist emphasizes soft snow performance, so this ski won’t deliver the same edge grip or carving precision as narrower options. If your young skier spends more time on hardpack, a frontside-oriented ski may be a better fit. Kiddos working on their fundamentals won’t be ready for a ski this wide and should stick with something more focused on skill-building.
Fit & sizing considerations:
This ski runs true to size; length should be chosen based on skier height, weight, age and ability level.
Description
The 2026 Armada Tantrum 100 POW with Tyrolia TX 10 Bindings is a youth-specific freeride setup that doesn’t hold back. With a 100 mm waist and real-deal construction, it’s built for young shredders who need something that can float in powder, hold an edge on firmer snow, and out pace the adults. Paired with a dependable binding, this ski isn’t just scaled down—it’s tuned up for serious performance. We paired the Tantrum 100 POW with the Tyrolia TX 10 in order to maintain the ski's light weight feel while incorporating safety, performance, and reliability. The TX toepiece offers a 180° release and efficient re-centering of the boot, relieving strain on your knees for a full day of fun.
Why we like it:
We love the Tantrum 100 POW because it offers real freeride performance in a kid-sized package. It’s not a toy or a training tool—it’s a full-fledged freeride ski that delivers energy, edge grip, and float to younger, lighter skiers.
Who it's for:
This ski is ideal for advanced youth skiers who are starting to push their boundaries in trees, powder, and off-piste terrain. Whether they’re chasing parents through soft snow or leading the charge in variable conditions, the Tantrum is the platform they need.
Highlights:
The full Poplar Core keeps these skis lively and energetic, while the w3Dgewall sidewall enhances edge hold and toughness. Armada’s EST All Mountain Rocker combines early rise in the tip with subtle tail rocker, ensuring smooth turn initiation and great float for added confidence when the snow stacks up. A 1.7 Lightweight Edge and S7 Base help reduce swing weight without compromising durability or speed. The flex is kid-appropriate—soft enough to feel playful but supportive, with a stronger tail to help blast out of the turn with power. Tyrolia really packs a lot of great tech into the TX 10 binding, including some of their best and most effective safety featres. The TX toe offers a 180° release, and precise and rapid re-centering of the boot, helping to improve performance while reducing the load on your precious knees. The SXG heel is easy to step into, something which lighter skiers will especially appreciate. With GripWalk compatibility and a sleek design, the TX 10's are ready for your next adventure.
Things to consider:
The 100 mm waist emphasizes soft snow performance, so this ski won’t deliver the same edge grip or carving precision as narrower options. If your young skier spends more time on hardpack, a frontside-oriented ski may be a better fit. Kiddos working on their fundamentals won’t be ready for a ski this wide and should stick with something more focused on skill-building.
Fit & sizing considerations:
This ski runs true to size; length should be chosen based on skier height, weight, age and ability level.
