Domen Prevc Ski Setup

Domen Prevc

Normal Hill

Large Hill

Ski Flying

Team

Nationality

Slovenia

Hometown

Kranj, Slovenia (family based in Dolenja Vas, Zelezniki)

Height

177 cm

Born

4 June 1999

Turned pro

2015

Primary discipline

Normal Hill

Slovenian ski jumper from Kranj, one of five siblings in the famous Prevc ski-jumping family - brothers Peter and Cene, and sister Nika, are also FIS World Cup jumpers, and their father Bozidar is an international ski jumping referee. Made his individual World Cup debut in November 2015 in Klingenthal and won his first individual World Cup event a year later at the 2016-17 season opener in Ruka. Set the current world record for the longest ski jump, 254.5m, in Planica on 30 March 2025, and won the 2024-25 FIS Ski Flying World Cup title. Dominated the 2025-26 season, winning the World Cup overall title with 2,148 points and the 2025-26 Four Hills Tournament. At the 2025 World Championships in Trondheim, won gold in both the individual large hill and men's team events. At the 2026 Milano-Cortina Olympics, won gold in the individual large hill (1st) and Team Normal Hill (1st, with Slovenia), while placing 6th in the individual normal hill and 5th in the Super Team large hill; he was also Slovenia's flagbearer at the Milano Cortina 2026 opening ceremony. Races for SK Triglav Kranj.

2025-26 World Cup: 1st overall, 2,148 points (FIS official cup standings) - also won the 2025-26 Four Hills Tournament. World record holder: 254.5m, Planica, 30 Mar 2025. 2024-25 Ski Flying World Cup champion. 2025 World Champion: individual large hill and men's team (Trondheim). 2026 Olympics (Milano Cortina): gold - individual large hill and Team Normal Hill; 6th individual normal hill; 5th Super Team large hill.

Sponsors: Slatnar (skis)

Slatnar Ski jumping

Ski Jumping

Skis per FIS's official athlete database (Skis: Slatnar).

Slovenian-made ski jumping race ski from Slatnar. Slatnar's own World Cup shop line is sold as three length-banded models: 'World Cup 218-235', 'World Cup 238-260', and 'World Cup 261-273' (cm), i.e. the model name IS the certified length range an athlete uses, sized to hill/HS category and the jumper's FIS-calculated max ski length - there is no single named flagship model. Exact length band used by each individual athlete is not publicly disclosed.

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