Why We Like The ZAG Slap 104 Ski
Slap bass, slap turns, and slap high fives after an epic run on the ZAG Slap 104 Ski. These sticks are designed for the modern freestyle-minded skier who demands control, freestyle freedom, and durability. These attributes are provided by the versatile 104mm waist width, full twin tip design, and poppy but lightweight paulownia and poplar core.
Details
- Freestyle-minded skis with a penchant for soft snow
- 104mm waist width thrives in variable snow conditions
- Short turn radius offers nimble control in tight areas
- Rocker in the tip and tail offers both float and forgiveness
- Camber underfoot drives power to your edges and adds pop
- Dual wood cores offer a low swing weight and durability
- Sintered bases help you skip across long flat areas with ease
- Item #ZSK0018
- Length
- 170cm, 176cm, 182cm, 188cm
- Dimensions
- [170cm] 133.5 / 103 / 122mm, [176cm] 134 / 103 / 123mm, [182cm] 136 / 104 / 125.2mm, [188cm] 137 / 104 / 126mm
- Turn Radius
- [170cm] 17m, [176cm] 18.5m, [182cm] 19m, [188cm] 20m
- Profile
- rocker / camber / rocker (30% / medium / 25%)
- Construction
- half cap (ABS sidewalls)
- Core
- paulownia, poplar
- Laminate
- fiberglass
- Edge
- steel
- Base
- sintered
- Tail
- raised
- Claimed Weight
- [pair, 170cm] 7lb 12oz (3560g), [176cm] 8lb (3640g), [182cm] 8lb 8oz (3880g), [188cm] 8lb 12oz (3980g)
- Activity
- backcountry skiing, ski mountaineering
- Manufacturer Warranty
- 2 years
Reviews
Q&A
Overall Rating
5 based on 1 ratings
Review Summary
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageApril 3, 2024
Fun all around skis
- Familiarity:
- I've used it several times
- Size Bought:
- 182
- Weight:
- 165
Skied a half dozen days on these so far in Colorado in all conditions. Very intuitive and easy ski to read. This is a fun one-quiver ski for someone who likes to ski in a quick, light, and nimble style (fast and tight turns). Playful, forgiving, center oriented, easy to slarve. Very agile in the bumps and trees, carves well, and performs adequately well in powder as a soft ski with a relatively high amount of rocker. Relatively short turning radius (19m @ 182cm). This ski is not for someone who likes to ski relatively fast, making big, wider-arcing turns. High amount of rocker and soft tips means the ski chatters noticeably though I still find it to be a good carver due to lateral stability under foot. In mixed conditions, the ski wants you to float over crud rather than slash your way through it. It lacks the muscle and stiffness for the latter. If you are looking for a ski primarily for piste skiing / groomers this is also not the right ski. It's a playful ski for more playful terrain and skiing styles. So, this isn't a ski for everyone but so far suits me really well and I'm loving them. If you're more of a painter than a blacksmith, you may like these too.
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