Zag Skis

Slap 112 Ski - 2025

The Rocker-Camber-Rocker Profile is a ski design that combines raised ends (rocker) with a slightly raised middle (camber). This design allows the ski to float on powder snow while providing excellent grip on hard snow. It enhances versatility, making it suitable for various snow conditions, whether you're skiing on groomed trails or deep powder.

The Paulownia and Poplar Core is crucial because it balances lightweight maneuverability with strength and durability. Paulownia keeps the skis light, making them easier to handle, while poplar adds stiffness and resilience. This combination ensures that your skis perform well in different conditions without weighing you down.

Multiaxial Fiberglass is layered in multiple directions, providing enhanced strength and flexibility. This construction helps the ski maintain its shape and performance while remaining lightweight. As a result, you get better control and responsiveness on the slopes, allowing for a more enjoyable skiing experience.

A Sintered Base is made by compressing and heating particles, resulting in a durable and fast surface. Sintered bases absorb wax effectively, which enhances glide over snow. If you're looking for performance-oriented skis that can handle various conditions and provide a smooth ride, skis with a sintered base are an excellent choice.

Twin Tip skis feature turned-up ends at both the front and back, allowing you to ski and land backward (or "switch") easily. This design is particularly beneficial for freestyle and freeride skiers who want to perform tricks or navigate varied terrain. If you're interested in exploring creative skiing styles, Twin Tip skis will enhance your experience.

Each of these features—Rocker-Camber-Rocker Profile, Paulownia and Poplar Core, Multiaxial Fiberglass, Sintered Base, and Twin Tip design—works together to create a ski that is versatile, lightweight, durable, and responsive. This combination allows you to tackle different snow conditions, perform tricks, and enjoy a smoother ride, ultimately enhancing your overall skiing performance and enjoyment.