One tester felt Armada should rename this ski “Charger McChargerson.” The Norwalk, with a rockered tip, traditional camber throughout the rest of the ski and a 115-mm footprint, is built to rip. “Hail Zeus and hold on to your hat,” said another tester. “I was flying through everything with this baby under control and with confidence. Floats great and performs well at high speed.” The tip rocker helps you rise above, while the aforementioned traditional tail and positive camber enable you to drive through your turns. Most testers found the Armada Norwalk agile enough to react efficiently no matter the environment. All-in-all stable charger.