Nika Prevc Ski Setup

Nika Prevc

Normal Hill

Large Hill

Ski Flying

Team

Nationality

Slovenia

Hometown

Dolenja Vas, Slovenia

Born

15 March 2005

Primary discipline

Normal Hill

Dominant Slovenian ski jumper (SK Triglav Kranj) from Dolenja Vas, part of the famous Prevc ski-jumping family (sister of Domen and Cene Prevc, niece of Peter Prevc). Won the FIS Ski Jumping World Cup overall title three seasons running (2023-24, 2024-25 and 2025-26) -- becoming only the third jumper in history, after Adam Malysz and Maren Lundby, to do so -- and set the women's world distance record twice, first at 236m (Vikersund, March 2025) and then at 242.5m (Planica, March 2026), the current record . At the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympics she won silver in the Normal Hill individual, bronze in the inaugural Large Hill individual, and gold in the Team Normal Hill event with the Slovenian team (Domen and Nika Prevc leading Slovenia to the title).

Won the 2025-26 overall World Cup with 2676 points, having taken 14 of 24 World Cup events before the Olympics, and won the overall title three seasons running from 2023-24 to 2025-26. Broke her own world record with a 242.5 m jump at Planica in March 2026. At the Olympics she was runner-up to Anna Odine Strøm in both individual events, taking normal hill silver and large hill bronze.

Sponsors: Slatnar (skis)

Slatnar Ski jumping

Ski Jumping

FIS athlete-biography 'Skis' field lists Slatnar. Retail-confirmed length-banded World Cup ski models (218-235cm / 238-260cm / 261-273cm) per shop.slatnar.com; exact band not publicly disclosed -- see Products id 295 notes.

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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