Giray Dadali

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Location:

The Wasatch range of Utah


Skier Type:

Freeride

Meet Giray.

Making films in the mountains of Türkiye to competing in off-piste freestyle jump competitions, Giray Dadali’s career is defined by an uncommon range of athletic and technical expertise. His skiing spans continents and disciplines, from raw, human-powered lines above the Black Sea — documented in Of the Black Sea — to high-consequence backcountry descents in the American West, featured in recent films Zorro and Neverender.

Beyond performance, Giray brings a deep engineering mindset to skiing. He has designed / engineered the skis for J SKIS since 2019 blending the gap of numbers to real world testing. He is also the cofounder and engineer of Daymaker Touring, an innovation focused on expanding access to touring and improving downhill performance through a modern adapter system.

Whether behind the camera, in the backcountry, or deep in the product development process, Giray’s approach is built on precision, durability, and trust in equipment — values that make ZipFit an essential part of his system.
Instagram: @giraydadali

Why ZipFit?

Honestly because it's the only thing that works. Years of slopping around in boots, buying new boots thinking that was the issue when it was just packed out liners, Boot techs packing me into boots that were 2 sizes too small, fiddling nonstop with J bars and other adhesives, it was all a pain. In 2015 I bought a zipfit liner in Jackson Hole and it transformed my world of ski boots forever.

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I've always struggled with boots and liners. I ski professionally and a partially torn achilles tendon made me takeoff weeks at a time for about 4 years of my career. I could never get the proper retention in a boot due to a lower volume ankle coupled with a long big toe and kind of wide foot so I used tons of J bars all the time. I've tried intuition liners, 3 piece boots and 2 piece boots. Sizing up... sizing down. In 2015 I bought a pair of these liners in Jackson Hole, filled the ankle pocket with more cork, and seriously have never looked back. I could wear a proper sized boot again instead of cramming into tiny sizes with tons of bootwork. The power transfer, comfort, and durability of these things are seriously unmatched. I use the liner for big mountain, touring, and park skiing alike. My liners have been through 4 different ski boots and probably 500 days on snow since buying and they are still going strong!!