Slap 92 2027 White/Purple
All-mountain skis - Unisex -
Product not eligible for return
No subject to promotional offersThe Slap 92 2027 White/Purple is a unisex all-mountain ski from the brand ZAG designed for advanced skiers seeking agility and precision across all terrains.
Its robust construction features a core made of paulownia and poplar, combined with Heavy Duty Ti technology that uses titanal to enhance grip and provide optimal energy return. This structure ensures precise carving and excellent edge hold, ideal for mastering hard snow. The Semi cap construction promotes efficient force transmission, while the ABS edges increase resistance to impacts and cold.
The Slap 92 benefits from a double multiaxial layer of fibreglass for moderate stiffness that perfectly balances stability and manoeuvrability. Its profile combines a double rocker on the tip (20%) and tail (15%) with moderate camber, while its multi-radius 5-point shape guarantees enhanced manoeuvrability without sacrificing tolerance in challenging snow conditions.
With the Slap 92, you’ll enjoy a versatile ski that will accompany you smoothly and dynamically, whether on piste or off-piste, for descents that are always controlled and enjoyable.
| Size (cm) | Dimensions (mm) | Radius (m) | Weight per ski (g) |
| 160 | 123 - 91 - 109 | 16.8 | 1,550 |
| 166 | 124 - 92 - 110 | 17.5 | 1,610 |
| 173 | 126 - 92 - 112.2 | 18.3 | 1,760 |
| 178 | 127 - 92 - 113.2 | 19 | 1,760 |
| 185 | 128 - 92 - 114 | 20 | 1,820 |
- Paulownia and poplar core
- Heavy Duty Ti construction with titanal to enhance grip and energy return (perfect for precise carving)
- Semi cap construction for optimal force transmission and good edge hold on hard snow
- Double multiaxial layer of fiberglass
- ABS sidewalls (increased resistance to cold and impacts)
- Double rocker on tip (20%) and endpiece/hinge mount (15%)
- Moderate camber
- Multi-radius shape: very short radius underfoot (increased manoeuvrability) while maintaining forgiving tips in challenging snow
- 5-point shape: enhances ski manoeuvrability without excessively increasing rocker values
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