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WIN a Pair of Elan Delight Prime Women’s Skis

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The Elan Delight Prime is the lightest women’s ski in the world, designed to deliver excellent performance and effortless turns.

Get rid of the baggage with the Delight Prime, simply the lightest weight women’s ski on the planet. The Delight Prime is the complete all mountain ski that makes skiing effortless, with less fatigue and saves your legs to dance all over the mountain.

 

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Yes, you heard it right … the Delight Prime is the lightest women’s ski in the world and that’s good news for you ladies! It’s super easy to carry from parking lot to the slopes and even easier to carve sweet turns. But don’t be fooled by its slim and gentle looks … this white beauty won’t let you down anywhere or anytime. We achieved this incredibly low by utilizing our unique SlimShape technology to optimize the transfer of energy from the skier to the ski, and Early Rise Rocker. The end result is an extremely lightweight, balanced and easy turning design with powerful rebound and enhanced edge grip under foot. The easy-going character and effortless skiing of the Delight Prime will have you dancing on the mountain by day and on the dancefloor by night!

For your chance to win this pair of skis, simply fill out the entry form below. If you haven’t already done so, you’ll be prompted to subscribe to the Mountain Life and Elan newsletters to complete the entry. Good luck!

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