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SL-free 74 (Flat)
€950,00
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Size Guide
Choose a length between your chin and the top of your head. If in doubt, go one size up for more stability, or one size down for more maneuverability.
| Ski size | Skier size |
|---|---|
| 155 cm | 160–168 cm |
| 160 cm | 165–173 cm |
| 165 cm | 170–178 cm |
| 170 cm | 175-183 cm |
| 175 cm | 180-188 cm |
Indicative values. Weight, style and terrain influence the choice—if necessary, launch the Ski Finder.
The SL-free 74 in detail
The SL-free 74 is a high-performance ski designed for groomed trails and icy conditions. Slightly oversized compared to typical slalom skis, it’s built to link tight, dynamic turns while remaining playful and easy to initiate. It delivers control, precision, and confidence to the skier, whether at low or high speeds.
When skied with a more aggressive style, the SL-free 74 responds with intensity, power, and a well-balanced rebound at the end of each turn. This new model features a construction that includes a maple wood core and two layers of aluminum reinforcement, providing excellent edge grip and stability.
For whom
The right skis for the right terrain
The SL-free 74 is a performance ski designed for groomed slopes and ice. Sharp turns, rebound at the end of the curve, unwavering edge grip. For those who love to carve fast and with precision.
Hardened
Go smoothly
Ice cream
Maximum tile adhesion
Freshly dammed
Precise and fluid turns
Range
Where is the SL-free 74 located
The lady's thoroughbred
| Template | Ski waist width | Land | Radius | Mass | Profile |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SL-free 74 - 165cm You are here | 74 mm | 100% firm snow | 13 m | 1650 g | Sculpture |
| Explo 86 - 168cm | 86 mm | 70% powder / 30% firm snow | 14 m | 1410 g | Firm snow |
| Explo 96 - 172cm | 96 mm | 50% firm snow / 50% powder | 15 m | 3.5 lbs | All-terrain |
| Template | SL-free 74 - 165cm You are here | Explo 86 - 168cm | Explo 96 - 172cm |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ski waist width | 74 mm | 86 mm | 96 mm |
| Land | 100% firm snow | 70% powder / 30% firm snow | 50% firm snow / 50% powder |
| Radius | 13 m | 14 m | 15 m |
| Mass | 1650 g | 1410 g | 3.5 lbs |
| Profile | Sculpture | Firm snow | All-terrain |
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Specifications
Technical specifications
The SL-free 74 is a high-performance piste ski designed in Beaupré and made in Canada. In 165 cm: 1650 g per ski, 13 m radius, dimensions 127-74-108 mm. Slightly wider than the average slalom ski (which is why we added the word Free to its name), it is stable and links dynamic turns while remaining playful and easy to engage. Constructed with a maple core and two layers of Scalium® reinforcement for solid edge hold and powerful rebound. Comes with Tyrolia PRD 12 bindings. Available in 155, 160, 165, 170, and 175 cm.
| Ski size | 155 | 160 | 165 | 170 | 175 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Front spatula width (mm) | 126 | 127 | 127 | 127 | 128 |
| Skate width (mm) | 74 | 74 | 74 | 74 | 75 |
| Width at heel (mm) | 106 | 108 | 108 | 108 | 109 |
| Department | 12 | 12.5 | 13 | 13.5 | 14 |
| Weight per ski (g) | 1510 | 1572 | 1650 | 1728 | 1815 |
Stiffness profiles
At Ferreol, every ski is measured, not just described. We publish the actual curves of the SL-free 74, flex and torsion, in Nm², because they tell you exactly how the ski behaves underfoot, at the tip, and at the tail. Where most brands stop at "stiff" or "flexible," we provide the complete data. This is our engineering, exposed.
Flexural rigidity
How difficult it is to flex the ski (Nm²)
Torsional rigidity
How difficult it is to twist the ski (Nm²)
Geometry
Durable and waterproof surface, 50% bio-based. Protects the structure and carries the ski graphic.
Full-width, ultra-strong aluminum alloy plate, increasing both flexural and torsional rigidity for direct energy transmission to the edge.
A strip of viscoelastic material controls the torsional stiffness of the laminate and ensures increased adhesion of the Scalium®.
A thin layer of fiberglass reinforces the core fibers for increased strength.
Maple core harvested within 100 km of the factory. Lively and ultra-resistant — the soul of the ski.
45° diagonal fibres that reinforce torsional rigidity: the edge remains precise in turns.
Full-width plate made of ultra-strong aluminum alloy, it increases both flexural and torsional rigidity for direct power transmission to the edge.
Strip that binds the side panels to the rest of the structure and improves the durability of this junction.
Hardened steel for a clean bite and prolonged edge retention on hard snow and ice.
High-density polyethylene base: fast glide, good wax absorption, and abrasion resistant.
Imprint
Life Cycle Assessment
We measure the complete carbon footprint of each ski — from raw material to factory gate. Transparency is part of the engineering.
27.1kgCO₂eq
Average carbon footprint of SL-free 74. This is equivalent to the emissions of a small car over approximately 143 km.
Carbon Footprint Overview
Materials footprint
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between the SL-free 74 and the Explo 86?
These are two skis designed for groomed trails and hard snow. The SL-free 74 is the most aggressive ski in the range on hard snow, while the Explo 86 is designed to perform well across the entire mountain (on hard snow, in glades, and for alpine touring).
- The SL-free 74 is more performance-oriented for carving on groomed slopes, stiffer, more precise, and designed for fast, tight turns.
- The Explo 86 is more versatile across the entire mountain and easier to ski in all kinds of trail and snow conditions. It's perfectly suited for light powder, glades, and alpine touring due to its lightness and all-terrain performance. The Explo 86 is better suited for a beginner skier than the SL-free 74, as it is a bit easier to ski and turn.
- The SL-free 74 is narrower and more specialized for on-piste performance, while the Explo 86 is an all-mountain ski with a piste-oriented focus.
Is this ski suitable if I also sometimes ski off-piste or in soft snow?
More or less. While the SL-free 74 is a pure piste ski, it is slightly wider than several other models of the same type (which is why we added the word Free to its name). Its rigid construction (maple core + two layers of Scalium®) makes it ideal for hard/icy snow, and its 74 mm width allows it to navigate through sometimes soft snow. However, as soon as the snow becomes deep, it sinks and becomes difficult to maneuver. For a skier who also does off-piste, the Explo 86 or Explo 96 would be much more versatile.
Can I use these skis for alpine touring or telemarking?
The SL-free 74 is not designed for alpine touring, but it can be very suitable for telemark skiing. Its construction allows for very good screw retention for all types of bindings. The SL-free 74 is designed for precise and aggressive descents on groomed and hard snow. For classic alpine touring, we recommend the Explo 86 or the Explo 96. These 2 options are lightweight for ascents and perform well on descents.
For what size skier do you recommend each ski length?
The ideal size depends on your skill level and style. Consult our size guide or use our Ski Finder for a personalized recommendation. If you're unsure, our experts will guide you to the right ski and size.