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Elan Wingman 82 CTi Skis
$599.99
Regular Price: $599.99
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Frontside skis are narrow for carving on-trail
Narrow - ideal for on-trail, hardpack & groomed conditions
Very Stiff - for the biggest, strongest, aggressive skier
Tip Rocker/Camber skis for edge hold; easy turn initiation
Built for the advanced intermediate to expert level skier looking for a dynamic ski to bridge the gap between all-mountain and freeride technology, The Elan Wingman 82 CTi is a perfect choice for any conditions. The Wingman is new this season with a truly unique shape featuring Elan's Amphibio Rocker, enhancing all-mountain ripping energy in any terrain. The Amphibio Rocker paired with TruLine Technology creates a unique and dedicated left and right ski, which have rockered outside edges and cambered inside edges for a front-side focused, asymmetrical all-mountain ski. The 82 CTi is crafted with a Carbon rods from tip to tail and a single layer of Titanium reinforcement, allowing you to add more stability and power to your performance. Let the Wingman 82 CTi be your reliable partner on the mountain, while boosting drive and finishing smooth to keep you going from first chair to last!
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2020 Elan Wingman 82 CTI Ski Review by Adam.
November 01, 2019
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HI, I'm Adam and I just skied on the brand new Elan Wingman 82 CTi. Excellent ski for that advanced to expert level skier who wants something smooth, energetic and very lively for the frontside of the mountain. With Elan's Amphibio Technolo...Read More
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2020 Elan Wingman 82 CTI Ski Review by Daniel.
November 01, 2019
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Hi, my name's Dan. I just got done riding the Elan Wingman 82 CTi. This is a great ski for all over on the hill. Anything from wide open groomed to a little bit of fresh snow, this ski is really, really gonna excel. It's a strong ski that r...Read More
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2020 Elan Wingman 82 CTI Ski Review by Brendan.
November 01, 2019
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Hi, I'm Brendan, I just got off the Elan WIngman 82 CTi and I really love this ski. The added carbon in this ski really gives it a lot of spring and energy from turn to turn, it really just wants to dive head first into that next turn. Stil...Read More
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Q: Hi, I consider myself as an intermediate skier 6'2" and 230lb. I am considering buying one pair of this Elan Wingman 82 skis, but I wonder if the CTI version would be too stiff for me to progress as an intermediate skier. Which version of this ski will be more suitable for me? TI or CTI? Thank you so much!
Asked : Mar 14, 2021
By : Gordon, Chambersburg, PA
By : Gordon, Chambersburg, PA
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Q: How do you recommend summer storage, just purchased these skis a few weeks ago ? I have ski racks in the garage that allows for vertical storage but the spacing is wide and puts pressure on the tips. So, I used a Velcro ski tie approximately 8 inches down
Asked : Mar 21, 2020
By : David, Stoughton, Ma
By : David, Stoughton, Ma
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A: How you have them stored now is perfectly fine.
Answered : Mar 23, 2020
By : lan, Michigan
By : lan, Michigan
Q: If ordered can you also set bindings on ski's before shipping. Ordered a pair of skis in 16 and everything was set when they arrived.
Asked : Jan 08, 2020
By : Rick, Waukee,Iowa
By : Rick, Waukee,Iowa
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A: Unfortunately no, We can only set bindings if the skis, boots, and bindings are all purchased together. Setting and testing a binding requires the actual boot that will be used with the binding. This is the only way to ensure that the binding functions as it is supposed to and know that it will function at it's safest.
Answered : Jan 09, 2020
By : lan, Michigan
By : lan, Michigan
Q: Im a a heavier (62 / 225lbs) advanced intermediate who likes to vary my skiing and sticks mainly to groomers but want a ski that i can venture out into the softer snow when conditions allow. I dont like to charge all the time and simply want 1 ski to do it all. Want something light, fun and poppy that will cruise around groomers but still enjoy softer snow - will go fast on occasion but mostly want to enjoy every inch of snow as much as possible. Tested the Ripstick 88s in 186 and loved their fun factor, intuitiveness and ease in all conditions - wondering how the Wingman 82 CTI compare? Also tried the 86 TI in 178 but found it a little more demanding than I would like and less fun that the Ripstick.
Asked : Jan 06, 2020
By : Ardi, New York City
By : Ardi, New York City
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A: The Wingman 82 will be just as demanding as the 86. The dual layer of titanal stiffens the Wingman where the Ripstick 88 is reinforced with carbon to give it the playful feel. If you're not looking to charge hard all the time and just want to enjoy being outside, Ripstick 88 is the way to go.
Answered : Jan 06, 2020
By : lan, Michigan
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