An all-around touring ski, thanks to its internal carbon inserts, the Elan Ibex 84 offers stiffness and reliability in technically challenging terrains while providing optimal floatation in fresh, fallen snow.
If the mountains are your second home and you enjoy diverse touring challenges, the Elan Ibex 84 is the right solution. The lightweight wooden construction, equipped with carbon insert technology called TubeLite, offers responsiveness and the right amount of reliability and stiffness in the most demanding terrains. Special attention has been given to the design of the top surface to reduce weight, with a shape that prevents snow buildup, contributing to floatation and ease during ascents. The Ibex Elan 84 touring skis feature the Amphibio profile, combining internal camber for grip and uncompromising stability with an external rocker for easier turning. A perfect pair of skis for skiers seeking lightweight ascents and diverse descents.
Technologies:
The Bridge technology brings lower weight, and the ski's special shape prevents snow from sticking to the upper layer.
The All Mountain Rocker represents a gentle rocker profile at the tip and tail of the ski for better gliding, easier turn initiation, and versatility in various conditions. In combination with a moderate amount of camber profile underfoot, the Mountain Rocker also ensures precision and stability on groomed slopes.
The TubeLite construction by Elan involves inserting two extremely lightweight carbon tubes into the laminated wooden core. The tubes, with a diameter of 5 mm, are hollow, running the full length of the ski and following the sidecut.
The SST Construction features a full-length wooden core individually shaped for each model and length, combined with an ABS sidewall. This construction allows for direct power transfer to the edges, providing better control and stability at all speeds and ensuring better acceleration out of turns.
Extremely lightweight VaporTip inserts at the tips and tails of the ski, made from advanced composite materials, aim to reduce vibrations during skiing, improve stability at high speeds, and provide a more comfortable ride, even in the most challenging conditions.
