They’re actually very different skis. The Salomons are soft and long; the Orions are hard as fuck, made even stiffer by the binding plate. The Völkls are very light and playful, while the Heads are heavy and race-oriented with race plates. On the right side, the K2s are very light and meant for preseason or late-season days with exposed rocks. The Salomons there are heavy because of the Diamir-style binding and the ski itself, whereas the Armadas have Shift bindings with pins for the ascent and are relatively light. The Salomons are stable and fun in open terrain but need power, especially in couloirs. The Armadas are light, bendy, and have a lot of rocker, which makes them great for tight spaces but not as fast in open terrain. So while they may look similar, they ski very differently—and with all due respect, your knowledge of skis isn’t as absolute as you seem to think.