ZAG

Great efforts committed, ambitious objectives, but which still remain insufficient to prove that the brand is significantly reducing its impact on the environment and on its production chain.

Status obtained at the Muule barometer

Quite commited

Eco-design of products 59.0 sur 100.0

All the skis make some efforts to reduce impact, notably recycled edges, biosourced topsheets, and a few pairs made from biosourced resins. It's still timid but shows a desire to move forward in the future. We can note an effort to eliminate plastic ski packaging, replaced by a reusable cotton ski cover.

Production line 56.0 sur 100.0

ZAG is making some efforts to be transparent about its manufacturing chain and its materials, but again, this is still timid. On the other hand, the majority of products are manufactured in Europe and no plane is used to transport the products (except US delivery)

Corporate Social Responsability 50.0 sur 100.0

The Chamonix brand maintains good foundations of commitment, initiated a few years ago on the eco-design of products and now followed by a detailed and transparent carbon footprint. Still lacking a little commitment to the social aspect within the teams (diversity, equality and well-being) as well as a more concrete commitment to associations.

The selection ZAG

Bourg Saint Maurice in 2002: Stéphane Radiguet, nicknamed Zag, imagined a revolutionary pair of skis. The idea is simple: to allow all skiers to rediscover all the sensations of snowboarding and give them the opportunity to both carve on the slope and float in the powder with disconcerting ease.

Zag was born, a high-end ski brand specializing in touring, free-ride and all-mountain skis.

Zag size guide