It is built to blend high performance at a low weight, for the perfect mix of freeride downhill performance and efficient ascending capability. With Ripstick Tour 94W, the confidence to conquer long ascents and charge challenging descents is the name of the game.
Combining downhill performance with lightweight construction is an art form when designing skis. Luckily, the art of craftmanship is the heritage of Elan. The Ripstick Tour 94 exceeds all expectations of weight to performance ratios, thanks to extensive testing with our athletes and mountain guides. With their input, we created a super stable, poppy, easy to turn ski, which is focused on meeting light weight requirements to enable the skiers to explore the backcountry no matter how they accesses terrain.
At 94 mm underfoot and with Carbon Bridge technology, the ultra lightweight construction has the support to deliver heavyweight performance to charge any terrain and tackle every ascent with speed and power. When combined with the 305-g C Raider binding and Ripstick 94 Tour skin, Elan delivers a complete package that allows you to access the best terrain and while achieving peak performance.
| For whom: | Women's |
| Core type: | Wooden core |
| Ski width under bindings: | 85 - 100 mm |
| Radius: | Long (over 17 m) |
| Including binding: | No |
the 360° side edge is a unique and effective solution to increase performance while maintaining low weight. The pyramid-shaped side edges are positioned along the entire length of the ski to increase vibration absorption and stability at high speed.
Carbon Bridge technology is a revolutionary solution with a single carbon rod placed on the top of the ski, providing stability, damping and vibration absorption through the tip.
Fiberglass reinforcement designed to provide balanced torsional stiffness, smooth handling and predictable ski performance.
To create TubeLite Technology, two super lightweight Carbon tubes are inserted into a laminated woodcore. Measuring 5mm in diameter and hollow in their construction, these tubes run the length of the ski following the arc of the sidecut.