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Elan Wingman 86 Ti Skis 2020
$349.99
(30% Off MSRP)
Regular Price: $349.99
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$349.99
30% Off MSRP
$499.99
Regular Price: $349.99
Overridden Price
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All Mountain skis are for on-trail; some off-trail ability
Medium - ideal for all-mountain, off-trail versatility
Medium - the casual skier with athletic ability
Tip Rocker/Camber skis for edge hold; easy turn initiation
The Elan Wingman 86 Ti is a perfect choice for any terrain, built for the advanced to expert level skier looking for a dynamic ski to crush groomers in the early morning light or explore off piste. The Wingman is the closest bridge into the Ripstick Collection and is new this season with a truly unique shape featuring Elan's Amphibio Rocker, enhancing all-mountain ripping energy in any conditions. 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 86 Ti is crafted with a single layer of Titanium reinforcement, offering more stability and power to your performance so you. Boosting power and finishing smooth to keep you going from first chair to last, the Wingman 86 Ti be your best mountain buddy!
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2020 Elan Wingman 86 TI Ski Review by Adam.
November 01, 2019
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Hi I'm Adam and I was just skiing on the brand new Elan Wingman 86 TI. This ski has a unique combination of being very damp and energetic both at the same time. It has amphibio rocker so it's extremely quick into a turn and it's nice and st...Read More
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2020 Elan Wingman 86 TI Ski Review by Brendan.
November 01, 2019
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Hi I'm Brendan I just got off the Elan Wingman 86 TI. This ski is an absolutely amazing ski. Super easy to ski but has tons of energy, loves to go fast in big wide open turns. You can make tight turns on it but it just loves those big open ...Read More
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2020 Elan Wingman 86 TI Ski Review by Thom.
November 01, 2019
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Hi I'm Thom I just got done riding the Elan wingman 86 TI. A brand new ski for this year and this thing is a blast. it's really geared towards your intermediate through Advanced Level skier but this thing just has a monstrous sweet spot. Fu...Read More
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Q: I would consider myself a strong intermediate. I learned to ski in the NW, but recently moved to North Carolina. I went skiing at a few resorts and quickly found that my skis simply wont work. I have a pair Rossi Scatch Bcs 98s and Elan Ripstick 120s. Snowshoe WV is going to be my home mountain and snow conditions aren't great. I would like a pair of skis just for out east. I don't need a "one ski quiver", just something that can handle all the crud and bumps out here. From what I can tell, there are no off piste opportunities here. I was looking at the Elan Wingman 86s, Rossi Experience 88s, Nordica Enforcer 88s, and Brahma 88s. Any recommendations? Should I be looking for something more narrow since I already have powder skis?
Asked : Mar 24, 2020
By : James, Greenville, NC
By : James, Greenville, NC
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A: Sounds like the Brahma 88 from Blizzard might do the trick for you. You'll be able to get the ski up on edge easier due the narrower underfoot. Metal in the core for a lot of rigidity and grip on icier snow and groomed runs. Great on pumps and generally good in the crud too. This is a true beast for the east.
Answered : Mar 25, 2020
By : lan, Michigan
By : lan, Michigan
Q: How would these skis best compare to the the Ripstick 88s? Im looking for skis that I can spend 80-90% of my time on piste and dabble a bit off piste every now and then. Im a bigger skier (6'2 / 225) but prefer to cruise around most of the time and want something light that I can ski all day without having to power through all day and just have fun with on piste mainly. Im having a bit of trouble finding the big differences between the two skis - the Wingman seem definitely more piste oriented while Ive heard some say the Ripstick 88s are for powder mainly while others say there 80/20 piste oriented. Thanks for your help!
Asked : Oct 01, 2019
By : Ardi, New York City
By : Ardi, New York City
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A: Great question. I would consider the Wingman 86 Ti a little stiffer and more suited for carving rather than the more freeride oriented Ripstick 88. The stiffer, more piste oriented Wingman is quick into turns without feeling like you are being overpowered. I also feel that the Wingman has a stronger edge hold when conditions get a little icy.
Answered : Oct 02, 2019
By : Adam, United States
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