Rent this pair of skis for the day in the Chamonix Valley: Try them, and you’ll love them! Easy to handle yet capable of handling demanding conditions both uphill and downhill, these skis exude reliability and durability, all while remaining lightweight. The icing on the cake: ZAG is a local manufacturer made up of a team of enthusiasts.
Ski Touring
UBAC
95
It feels at home in any snow.
Customize Your Skis
Color
Size
Bindings
ZAG FORGE TOUR
ZAG's Pick
Color: Black / Orange
Size: 97
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+ €399
ZAG FORGE PRO
Color: Black / Orange
Size: 97
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+ €549
ATK RAIDER 13 EVO
Color: Black
Size: 97
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+ €649
ATK TROFEO
Size: 6
Color: Green
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+ €41 9 + €335
ATK HAUTE ROUTE 10 PLUS
Size: One size fits all
Color: Black / Orange
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+ €549 + €389
skins
skins UBAC 95 PRO
+ €229
skins UBAC 95 CLASSIC
+ €169
Crampons
ATK CRAMPONS
+ €75
Performance
Performance
Powder
Hard snow
Pivot
Climbing ability
Key Technical Specifications
Key Technical Specifications
| Height (cm) | Dimensions (mm) | Radius (m) | Weight (kg) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 158 | 128.5 / 95 / 113 | 16 | 1.240 |
| 166 | 129 / 95 / 114 | 17 | 1.3 |
| 173 | 129.5 / 95 / 114.5 | 18 | 1.36 |
| 178 | 130 / 95.5 / 116 | 19 | 1.43 |
| 185 | 131 / 96 / 116 | 20 | 1.49 |
Choose Binding Assembly
ZAG FORGE TOUR
ZAG's Pick
Color: Black / Orange
Size: 97
Editing: No editing
+ €399
Reinsurance
ZAG FORGE PRO
Color: Black / Orange
Size: 97
Editing: No editing
+ €549
Reinsurance
ATK RAIDER 13 EVO
Color: Black
Size: 97
Editing: No editing
+ €649
Reinsurance
Description of the Binding
- Weight: 370 g
- Trigger adjustment range (DIN): 5–13
- Length adjustment range: 25 mm
- Materials: 7075 aluminum, stainless steel, POM
- Rise shims: 0 | +26 mm | +48 mm
- Crampons mounts
ATK TROFEO
Size: 6
Color: Green
Editing: No editing
+ €41 9 + €335
Reinsurance
Description of the Binding
- Trigger adjustment range: 6 or 8
- Weight: 145 g
- Materials: Aluminum, stainless steel, POM
- Boat ramp: Yes
- Standard release: Yes (ISO 13992 – Touring standard)
ATK HAUTE ROUTE 10 PLUS
Size: One size fits all
Color: Black / Orange
Editing: No editing
+ €549 + €389
Reinsurance
Description of the Binding
- Weight: 220 g
- Trigger adjustment range (DIN): 4–10
- Length adjustment range: 30 mm
- Materials: 7075 aluminum, stainless steel, POM
- Spacers: 0 mm, +34 mm, +50 mm
- Crampons mounts
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Your shoe size
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How do you measure your ski boots?
The shape
Floats soft, turns tight.
The ski
The one for the unknown day.
Shaper's Note
Made to never be the wrong ski.
Customer reviews
Our reviews are collected during ski test events on the Digital Test Center platform and are all verified.
I found my new skis
Touring -style skis, but super versatile! They perform well on the slopes and in powder. Lightweight but extremely stable!
During the Ski & Snow Test at Alpe d’Huez, I had the chance to try out the Ubac 95 as a Touring ski, mainly on the downhill runs. The ski is very enjoyable and easy to handle, with a good balance between stability and maneuverability. On the downhill runs, it remains stable and fun to ride, even when picking up a bit of speed. The 95-mm waist provides good versatility, whether on groomed snow or in softer snow.
Good versatility
Tested on the piste and on rough terrain; the ski was easy to handle and didn't float at high speeds, even though I was on a small size.
Technical details
Construction
Rockers & Camber
Shape
Flex
Who is the UBAC 95 designed for?
For the hiker who refuses to compromise, and the intermediate to advanced skier who wants a single pair of skis for the vast majority of their outings. It’s the Swiss Army knife of the lineup: the perfect balance between ascending and descending.
Which size of UBAC 95 should I choose?
The UBAC 95 is available in 158 and 166 cm for women, 173 cm for unisex, and 178 and 185 cm for men. For a classic Touring , choose your usual size or 5 cm smaller.
What are the dimensions and radius of the UBAC 95?
The UBAC 95 measures 95 mm at the base. Dimensions range from 128.5 × 95 × 113 mm for the 158-cm model to 131 × 95 × 116 mm for the 185-cm model, with a radius ranging from 16 to 20 m. Detailed measurements by size are listed in the table on the product page.
How much does the UBAC 95 weigh?
The UBAC 95 weighs from 1,240 g for the 158 cm length to 1,490 g for the 185 cm length, per ski.
What is the profile of UBAC 95?
Medium camber, slight double rocker, medium flex, medium turn radius.
Which " Bindings " should be installed on the UBAC 95?
The UBAC 95 is designed to be paired with an insert- Binding : the FORGE[Tour] (DIN 4-10, 91, 97, or 102 mm brakes) or the FORGE[Pro] (DIN 3-11), for example.
Is the installation of the Bindings s included with the UBAC 95?
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).
Why is the UBAC 95 considered the most versatile model in the lineup?
Its width places it in the 90–100 mm range: narrow enough to follow existing tracks without extra effort, wide enough to provide floatation in soft snow. Its sturdy yet precisely lightweight construction aids in ascents, while its stiffness unleashes power on the descent.
Which skin should be used for the UBAC 95?
A 95 mm ZAG skin, available in Pro or Classic. Three sizes: S for height 158, M for 166 and 173, L for 178 and 185.
Should I choose the UBAC 95 or the UBAC 102?
The profile differs between the two models. The 95 retains a medium camber and a slight double rocker, maintaining a balanced approach to both ascents and descents. The 102 features a low camber with a pronounced double rocker and is clearly geared toward descents, weighing 180 to 200 g more per ski.