Elan 2020 ski reviews
Elan Wingman 86 CTI review 2020
Men's skis 2020 > All-Mountain Best ski 2020
The Wingman 86 CTI proposed by Elan had made a strong impression during pre-selection in January 2019. We included it in the Proskilab review, considering that the ski was perfectly suited to our specifications for this category. We were looking forward to having it tested by a team of professionals in a comparative situation with other market leaders.
The result did not disappoint us and the ski (a first in... Read on
Elan GSX Fusion review 2020
Men's skis 2020 > Giant slalom Best Accessibility/Performance!
Although the reviewers found the same qualities of the GSX Fusion from Elan, already tested last year, they also found the ski a little more accessible this year.
While its accessibility is good, it is somewhat lower than other models in this comparison. It is above all the performance–accessibility ratio that surprises the most.
With its 21.2 m radius in the size tested, the ski is built for big... Read on
Elan SLX Fusion review 2020
Men's skis 2020 > Slalom Best Accessibility!
Regularly invited to the PROSKILAB review, well-known to the reviewers and "Best Ski" last year, the SLX Fusion from Elan is one of the skis that we regularly find in the top pack. It doesn't seem to evolve much over time, playing the card of accessibility and fun.
As far as performance is concerned, you get a lot for your money, even if a little bit less than Rossignol/Dynastar and Völkl.
The... Read on
Elan Amphibio 16 TI review 2020
Men's skis 2020 > Intermediate Best performance!
The Amphibio 16 Ti2 has taken a prominent place in the "high end" category, and the Amphibio 16 Ti is now being reviewed in this category.
Note that the ski is asymmetrical: there is a left ski and a right ski. Care must be taken not to switch the skis, otherwise the behaviour will be somewhat impacted.
The main quality of the Amphibio 16 Ti is its homogeneity. The ski is great in all areas:... Read on
In a category where we are looking for homogeneity, that is to say, a balanced mix of performance, comfort, accessibility and versatility, the Amphibio 18 Ti2 has some real assets to show.
There's nothing to say about the performance. The ski, equipped with two Titanal plates, does a great job and remains calm in all circumstances. The grip is excellent; it holds curves well, especially in large bends.
Its... Read on
The Ripstick 96 from Elan is well known and appreciated by the Proskilab reviewers.
The ski is always "easy and pleasant" off-piste. It "floats straight away" in powder snow, pivots well in all conditions, including in the more difficult types of snow. Transitioning to choppy snow is good. It's a real treat in 20 centimetres of fresh snow.
On the piste, its behaviour is good.... Read on