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Elan Magazine no.7
17 Aug 2021
For Elan, nothing is more important than the unforgettable experiences that happen on snow covered mountains in the company of family and friends. We live for the moment when we stand at the summit, admire the view of the valley below, and think to yourself: “Always Good Times”.
It’s all about having a checklist and a process to make sure you don’t forget crucial equipment. I like to think of myself as a pilot and have layers of redundancy built into my safety measures.
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Elan Magazine no.7
17 Aug 2021For Elan, nothing is more important than the unforgettable experiences that happen on snow covered mountains in the company of family and friends. We live for the moment when we stand at the summit, admire the view of the valley below, and think to yourself: “Always Good Times”. -
It’s all about having a checklist and a process to make sure you don’t forget crucial equipment. I like to think of myself as a pilot and have layers of redundancy built into my safety measures. -
#SkiLocal - High Tatras
11 Jun 2021We did lots of ski touring and skied some of the most beautiful lines of my entire life. The lifts were closed all winter because of the pandemic, so we had the opportunity to explore our home mountains in Slovakia. -
Handcrafted in the Slovenian Alps
1 Jun 2021Elan's factory in Begunje na Gorenjskem has been making skis for over seventy years. They are made with passion and love, with gentle hands and a sharp mind. -
We are pleased to announce, “Mission Mt. Mangart,” an untold 10th Mountain Division Story of WW2, by Chris Anthony is has been honored with the winning title of Best Historical Film at the Cannes World Film Festival. -
#SkiLocal - the Apennines
26 May 2021It all started when Francesco claimed that the Alps were longer than the Apennines, and we made a bet on it. In the end, both mountain ranges are exactly the same length (1200 km), so we had to flip a coin.