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The 2027 ZAG collection is here: All Mountain, Freeride, Touring

The whole mountain, one collection.

2 October 2026

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The 2027 ZAG collection is here: All Mountain, Freeride, Touring — © ZAG

Key facts at a glance

The ZAG 2027 collection covers All Mountain, Freeride and Touring.
MATA, AROC and SLAP 92 make up the featured all-mountain offering; the SLAP 92 caters to a playful skiing style.
Slap 100 and 112 offer two freeride widths for conditions ranging from mixed snow to deep powder.
The UBAC touring ski range offers four widths, from the ascent-focused UBAC 89 to the powder-oriented UBAC 110.

The whole mountain, one collection.

All Mountain, Freeride, Touring: the full ZAG range has landed.

All Mountain: One ski for the whole resort.

From dawn's frozen corduroy to the soft snow of afternoon.

Carve the hard morning groomer, float the snow the sun softens by noon, chase your friends through the trees at the edge of the piste: an all-mountain ski has to do everything, because you want to do everything.

Meet the MATA and the AROC, shaped in the Lab on the mixed snow above Chamonix, and the SLAP 92, for those who see a takeoff in every bump and turn the whole mountain into a park. Three ways to do it all, from first light to the last run.

Freeride: Built to keep you on top.

Wide and light up front, to keep you floating when the snow turns deep and the slope falls away.

A freeride ski has one job: keep you floating when the snow is deep. Wide and soft up front to climb onto the powder, strong through the tail to hold when the snow turns heavy lower down. Meet the Slap 100 and 112: two widths for two kinds of day, from mixed snow to the deepest days of the year.

Touring: Light going up, all sensation coming down.

Light enough to take you far from the lifts, solid enough to ski the descent that's waiting there.

A touring ski is a key to the whole mountain, the part no lift will ever reach. From the UBAC 89, built for vertical, to the UBAC 110, which surfs the deepest powder: four widths cover every terrain, every season, every ambition.