



All-mountain skis - Unisex -
The Mata 2027 Ivory/Grenade is a unisex ski from the brand ZAG designed for all-mountain skiing, aimed at advanced skiers seeking an excellent balance between precision and versatility.
Its Heavy Duty Ti construction incorporates titanal to enhance grip and optimise energy return, thus providing exceptional stiffness and responsiveness in torsion. The titanal plate ensures precise pressure transmission, ideal for controlled carving. The semi-cap structure guarantees excellent edge hold on hard snow and optimal force transmission, while the double multiaxial layer of fibreglass combined with a rubber insert delivers remarkable comfort in all conditions.
The Mata features ABS edges that increase its resistance to cold and impacts, extending its durability. Its profile combines a double rocker at the tip and tail with a moderate camber, while its multi-radius shape offers a short radius underfoot for enhanced manoeuvrability, whilst maintaining forgiving tips in challenging snow. With a waist width of 89 mm, it perfectly balances floatation and agility.
Versatile and high-performing, this ski invites you to explore all terrains with confidence, offering stability and the joy of skiing both on piste and off-piste.



| Size (cm) | Dimensions (mm) | Radius (m) | Ski weight (g) |
| 163 | 135 - 89 - 112 | 13.8 | 1,650 |
| 168 | 137 - 89 - 114 | 14 | 1,750 |
| 173 | 141 - 90 - 117 | 14.2 | 1,850 |
| 178 | 142 - 90 - 119 | 14.5 | 1,950 |
| 183 | 143 - 90 - 120 | 14.7 | 2,050 |
- Heavy Duty Ti construction with titanal to reinforce grip and energy return (perfect for precise carving)
- Titanal plate providing excellent torsional stiffness and reactivity
- Semi cap construction for optimal force transmission and good grip on hard snow
- Double multiaxial layer of fiberglass and rubber insert for comfort in all conditions
- ABS edges (increased resistance to cold and impacts)
- Double rocker tip/endpiece
- Moderate camber
- Multi-radius shape: very short radius underfoot (increased manoeuvrability) while maintaining tolerant tips in challenging snow conditions
