2024 Elan Ripstick 106 Skis + Marker Griffon 13 Bindings

Condition: Used

Topsheet: Good to fair condition with light surface scratches and a few small cosmetic nicks along the topsheet edges. No structural damage or cracks. Size 172cm has the most topsheet nicks (see pictures)

Bases: Bases are in good shape with minor surface wear and may have PTEX repairs. No core shots or edge issues.

Bindings: Includes Marker Griffon bindings, mounted and fully adjustable to fit most adult ski boots. GripWalk compatible. If your boot size is larger than a men’s 13 or smaller than a women’s 5, message us to confirm compatibility.

Overview:
The 2024 Elan Ripstick 106 is a high-performance freeride/all-mountain ski that delivers serious float, grip, and responsiveness. With its 106 mm waist, asymmetric rocker profile (Amphibio), and generous carbon & fiberglass reinforcements, it’s built to handle deep snow, variable terrain, and steep, technical lines while still maintaining agility and edge hold.

Target Skier:
Advanced to expert skiers who want one ski that can do it all: surf powder, carve firm snow, slash through trees, and charge hard at high speeds. Also suitable for lighter skiers or those who want freeride capability without the bulk of the widest powder skis.

Key Features:

• Construction: Tubelite wood core with carbon rods, Carbon Line technology, fiberglass laminates, and SST (slanted sidewall) construction for power, rebound, and torsional stiffness.
• Rocker/Profile: Amphibio profile—rockered outer edge for forgiveness and turn initiation; cambered inner edge for precision, grip, stability.
• Waist Width: 106 mm—balances float in soft snow with versatility across mixed snow types.
• Dimensions & Lengths: Geometry ~143-106-120 mm (tip/waist/tail). Sizes available include 164, 172, 180, 188 cm. Turning radius from ~16 m in shorter length, to ~20+ m in longest.
• Weight: Around 1,830 g per ski in the 180 cm size.
• Stability & Feel: Vapor Tip inserts reduce swing weight and vibration; full sidewall and the carbon reinforcement help the ski stay stable even when pushing speed.

Performance:
The Ripstick 106 offers a powerful yet surprisingly nimble ride. It floats beautifully in powder, responds quickly in soft snow, transitions sharply in mixed terrain, and holds up well on hard and variable snow thanks to its cambered side and sidewalls. It’s a quiver-killer for those who want high performance across all conditions—it rewards aggressive skiing without overwhelming lighter or more playful riders.