Super strong
Excellent skis—a real pleasure to ski. The plate built into the “ base ” makes them stiff while still retaining the flex of the Zag—they’re a blast to ski!
Freeride skiing
SLAP
112
Deep snow turns weightless.
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SALOMON STRIVE 14 MN
ZAG's Pick
Color: Black
Size: 90
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+ €280
SALOMON STRIVE 16 MN EDITION 957
Color: Black White
Size: 100
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+ €330 + €330
SALOMON STRIVE 12
Color: White / Black
Size: 100
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+ €180 + €180
ATK HY13
Color: Black
Size: 108
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+ €849
Performance
Powder
Hard snow
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Pivot
Key Technical Specifications
| Height (cm) | Dimensions (mm) | Radius (m) | Weight (kg) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 182 | 139.5 / 111 / 128.5 | 20.5 | 1.97 |
| 188 | 141 / 112 / 130 | 22 | 2.01 |
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SALOMON STRIVE 14 MN
ZAG's Pick
Color: Black
Size: 90
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+ €280
SALOMON STRIVE 16 MN EDITION 957
Color: Black White
Size: 100
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+ €330 + €330
SALOMON STRIVE 12
Color: White / Black
Size: 100
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+ €180 + €180
ATK HY13
Color: Black
Size: 108
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+ €849
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Excellent skis—a real pleasure to ski. The plate built into the “ base ” makes them stiff while still retaining the flex of the Zag—they’re a blast to ski!
I've tested it in just about every condition. Its only weakness is on ice; otherwise, it performs great on any terrain: very playful, lightweight, yet solid underfoot. It holds up well on the trail without too much flex, and it handles off-piste well, too—a great all-around freeride ski. Pleasantly surprised 👍
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For the powder hunter. The skier who already has an all-around ski in their quiver and wants a dedicated weapon for those days when there’s nowhere else to be. This isn’t an everyday ski.
The SLAP 112 is available in 182 and 188 cm. Just two sizes, both long, because this ski is designed for speed and lift.
The SLAP 112 measures 111 mm at 182 cm and 112 mm at 188 cm at the tip. The dimensions range from 139.5 × 111 × 128.5 mm for the 182 cm model to 141 × 112 × 130 mm for the 188 cm model, with turning radii of 20.5 and 22 m, respectively. Detailed specifications by size are listed in the table on the product page.
The SLAP 112 weighs 1,970 g for the 182 cm length and 2,010 g for the 188 cm length, per ski.
Medium camber, double rocker, medium flex, medium turn radius.
The SLAP 112 is designed for use with high-DIN alpin Binding , with brakes suitable for a 111–112 mm binding.
Yes, assembly is included if you purchase Bindings at the same time as your skis and provide us with the necessary assembly information (boot shell length in mm / skier's weight / skier's skill level / skier's age).
For the powder hunter. The skier who already has an all-around ski in their quiver and wants a dedicated weapon for those days when there’s nowhere else to be. This isn’t an everyday ski.
Exceptional lift. In the forest after a big drop, in vast powder fields, and on slopes where snow accumulates, it reaches comfortable cruising speeds where others struggle to stay afloat. The wide turns are fluid, and the acceleration comes naturally.
When the waist width exceeds 105 mm, a ski becomes less maneuverable in tight terrain and less precise when the snow hardens. That’s the trade-off with the 112: it’s designed for a specific type of skiing and is best paired with a versatile ski in your quiver.
No, in resort freeriding, weight isn’t a limiting factor for climbing but rather a factor in stability. A heavier ski has more inertia: it cuts through uneven terrain without veering off course, stays planted in crusted snow, and inspires confidence as speed increases. Plus, the SLAP 112’s weight is very reasonable compared to its competitors in the same category!