The widest model in the Slap family is an uncompromising, full-blooded fat ski for pure, unadulterated freeride
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Intro
The widest model in the Slap family is an uncompromising, full-blooded fat ski for pure, unadulterated freeride. The heavy-duty construction features a mix of tough and lightweight materials for a ski that strikes an excellent balance between weight and performance. A modern shape with rockered tip and tail works in unison with the alpine-style camber ensuring optimal handling and a stiff flex along all axes. The semi-cap construction features a polyamide topsheet made from 50% organic material.
On the snow
The new graphic is bound to appeal to young freeskiers, but otherwise this is the same ski as ever—not a backcountry twintip but a model that embodies the essence of freeriding. The Slap 112 sails through deep powder, as you would expect from an XL ski, and is stable at sustained speed, only reaching its limit when pushed too hard. This makes it ideal for skiers getting started in big mountain skiing, but not for pros. Not great for skinning uphill but you can nevertheless mount a hybrid binding, though it's worth considering a step-in and bootpacking the ascent. It doesn't have that freestyle pop, so is more suited to classic skiers, or modern riders who aren't into jibbing. Holds up well on wide, carved turns, but deals less well with quick changes of pace or tight terrain. The nose can chatter on hardpack, so here it's best to keep the speed down. Requires solid technique or a powerful physique to really get the most from it.
Lab
Slightly concave at tip and tail, flat after eight passes through the machine. Wave pattern overlapping with other structures, lots of wax. Good edges 2.1 x 2 mm at 90.3°, base bevel 0.9°. Very rough, uneven finish on the edges, needs work.
Technical specifications
Construction
cap-sidewall
Materials
fibra di vetro quadriassiale, paulownia
Base
sintered polyethylene
Available sizes
164, 170, 176, 182, 188
Released in
2025
Made in
Poland
Price
799 €
Declared specsMeasured by us
We measured the length 188 to get all the details
188 cm
Length
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141 cm
Tip width
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130 cm
Tail width
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112 cm
Waist width
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Edge contact
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Camber
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Tip rocker
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Tail rocker
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2.010 g
Individual weight
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Left weight
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Right weight
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22 m
Sidecut radius
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Load-bearing surface
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Tip torsion
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Center torsion
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Tail torsion
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