Alpine Skiing
Žan Kranjec
- Giant Slalom
- Slalom
- Nationality
- Slovenia
- Hometown
- Ljubljana, Slovenia
- Height
- 176 cm
- Born
- 15 November 1992
- Turned pro
- 2011
- Primary discipline
- Giant Slalom
About Žan Kranjec
Slovenian World Cup alpine ski racer and giant slalom specialist, racing for SD Novinar. Made his World Cup debut in March 2011 at age 18 in Kranjska Gora. Won Olympic silver in giant slalom at the 2022 Beijing Games, finishing runner-up to Marco Odermatt, and has 2 World Cup wins and 15 World Cup podiums, all in giant slalom, through the 2025-26 season. Signed a multi-year equipment deal with Nordica in May 2026, ending a 19-year partnership with Rossignol.
2022 Olympic silver medal, giant slalom. 2 World Cup wins, 15 World Cup podiums (all GS) through 2025-26 season (Wikipedia/FIS). Switched equipment sponsor from Rossignol to Nordica for the 2026-2028 seasons, effective May 2026; exact personal ski/boot specs not yet publicly detailed following the switch.
Sponsors: Nordica (skis, boots, since May 2026; previously Rossignol for 19 years); Leki (poles) - per FIS official athlete biography and Nordica signing announcement (snowsportsnews.com, May 2026)
Setup
4 items
Skis
Nordica Dobermann WC Dept FIS GS
- Giant Slalom
Kranjec signed a multi-year deal with Nordica in May 2026 after 19 years with Rossignol (snowsportsnews.com); FIS official athlete biography confirms 'Skis: Nordica'. Exact personal ski model/length not yet publicly detailed following the recent switch.
FIS race-stock World Cup giant slalom ski from Nordica's Race Department; full wood core with two sheets of Titanal metal over the edges, 10mm Marker Piston Plate
Boots
Nordica Dobermann 5 96 (Stiff)
FIS official biography confirms 'Boots: Nordica' following the May 2026 signing; exact personal boot model not yet independently confirmed beyond brand.
96mm-last race-inspired boot, flex range approx. 90-140
Bindings
Marker
- Giant Slalom
Standard Nordica/Marker race pairing.
Freeride/park binding.
Poles
Leki
FIS official athlete biography confirms 'Poles: Leki'.
Race-stock alpine pole used by Leki-sponsored World Cup athletes
Setup verified 8 July 2026