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“Snow is our language”: New SLAP line

Every skier has a signature.

6 November 2026

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Key facts at a glance

The new SLAP line comes in three widths: SLAP 112, SLAP 100 and SLAP 92.
Development combines work in the LAB with time on the terrain.
The SLAP 112 is intended for storm days, the SLAP 100 for skiing a whole face in a single breath and the SLAP 92 for treating the whole resort as a park.
The accompanying film explores the individual signatures skiers leave in the snow.

Snow is our language.

Every skier has a signature.

Signatures

A bowl, a face, a drop at the edge of the piste: the snow keeps everyone’s tracks.

First chair after a storm, and every head on the lift turns downhill. Long open turns from a skier at ease with speed. Tight slashes thrown sideways in a burst of spray. Further along, a track breaks off and resumes a few meters on, where someone took to the air. Our new film is about those signatures.

Watch it now.

Watch the film (YouTube)

Three widths, one language

We shape the SLAP for skiers who leave their signature on every slope, whatever the snow.

Three widths, shaped between the LAB and the terrain, so what each skier imagines at the top is exactly how they ski the face. The SLAP 112 for storm days, the SLAP 100 for skiing a whole face in a single breath, the SLAP 92 for treating the whole resort as a park.

Discover the SLAP line →