The Elan Ripstick 94w defines all-mountain versatility. At this width, the 94w truly tackles anything and everything on the mountain. This ski is intuitive, versatile, and still stable at speed despite its lightweight construction. Narrow enough for bumps and tight trees, but wide enough for a couple of inches of fresh.
The addition of TNT technology combines wood core from tip to tail, with carbon rods along each rail and Vapor tip inserts in the tip and tail to reduce swing weight and chatter. Like the other Ripsticks, the Ripstick 94w’s rocker profile is asymmetrical, with the rocker lines on its inside edges being shorter than those on the outside. The goal — to create better edge hold and power transfer where you need it while maintaining a looser, easier-to-pivot feel on the outside edges.
If you’re looking for just one pair of skis to do it all, the Elan Ripstick 94w is for you.
This ski comes mounted with the Marker Griffon 13 ID, a legendary all-mountain freeride and freestyle binding from one of the most trusted manufacturers in the business.
The Griffon's popularity isn't some mystery… an incredibly powerful and versatile choice for adult skiers, these bindings come with Marker’s long track record of reliability. The Griffon 13 ID is made with top-quality material for safety and durability and a DIN range from 4-13 that suits skiers of a wide range of sizes and abilities. The wide base of the Griffon allows for easier edge-to-edge transition on wider skis. The easily adjustable Sole.ID gliding plate can adapt to boots from all walks of life, including standard Alpine, GripWalk, and Touring boots! Whether you are skiing all-mountain, freeride, or freestyle, these bindings fit the bill.
Special Safety Notice for Bindings: We urge you to take your boots and bindings to a shop certified by the bindings manufacturer to have a function check. The majority of shops will charge for this service. Even though we may, by request, check to see if a binding should fit your boot sole length, such an adjustment, and fit check does not verify that the bindings will release properly with your boot. Only a certified shop can do this, with the user's boots present.