The shape

Designed for planing and surfing.

The Slap 112 is wide, with a long rocker at the tip and tail. In deep snow, it rises to the surface and glides right over it. It floats effortlessly—the shape does the work for you—leaving you free to shift your weight back, initiate the turn, and ride. The wide body carves just as well as it glides straight; a field of powder becomes a blank canvas. It’s a specialist—it gives its all when the snow is deep and soft. On hard snow, it’s too much of a ski. On big days, nothing else comes close.

Skiing

For the biggest days of the year.

This is skiing on days of heavy snowfall. Endless powder fields, where lift is everything. Deep woods, where you slalom between tree trunks on a cushion of cold snow. On stormy days, when the entire mountain is reset overnight. It floats high and stays free; the deepest snow becomes the easiest and most joyful skiing of the season. It asks for one thing in return: real depth underfoot. On mixed or firm days, the 100 is a better choice. When it’s snowing and the snow stays deep, this is the one.

A Note from the Shaper

In Search of the Weightless Turn.

We designed the Slap 112 for one specific feeling: that light, gliding turn that only deep snow can provide. So we went big, with long rocker at both ends, letting the shape lift the ski rather than your legs. We tested it on the deepest days we could find, fine-tuning it until it浮s early and cuts late—effortless from the very first turn. Too little lift, and it sinks. Too much, and it drifts on hardpack. We built it for the big days, and we stand by it.

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Technical details

Technical details

Construction

HEAVY DUTY LIGHT:
Lightweight and powerful for carving through vast expanses of virgin snow. This construction uses multi-axial fiberglass, enhancing the ski’s rideability and power by providing torsional and flexural stiffness. The goal is also to reduce the final weight of these XXL-sized skis, which is why the wood core incorporates paulownia—for lightness—alongside poplar, for strength. Ultimately, this construction makes the skis lightweight, playful, stable at high speeds, and durable over time! These characteristics have, over the years, cemented the legend surrounding the famous SLAP skis.

SEMI CAP:
Our SEMI CAP sandwich construction ensures optimal power transfer throughout the ski and provides the skier with all the grip needed on the hardest snow. The skis’ durability is also extended thanks to ABS sidewalls (enhanced resistance to cold and impact).

ROCKERS & CAMBER

“45%” Tip Rocker
“40%” Tail Rocker

Low camber

SHAPE

5-POINT SHAPE:
A unique shape design that increases the skis’ maneuverability without significantly increasing rocker values (which can cause vibrations). The principle is based on varying the longitudinal position of the widest points on the ski: the closer these points are to the center, the tighter the turns and the more playful the ski will be.

MULTI-RADIUS SHAPE:
A ski design method that allows for varying radii across several independent zones (front, middle, rear). This enables a very short radius underfoot (increased maneuverability) while maintaining forgiving tips and tails in challenging snow conditions.

FLEX

STIFFNESS:
4/5
A stiff flex with a heel that drifts at will!