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Surfeur 112
€1.000,00
Size Guide
Choose a length between your chin and the top of your head. If in doubt, opt for a size up for more stability, or a size down for more maneuverability.
| Ski Size | Skier Size |
|---|---|
| 176 cm | 166–178 cm |
| 184 cm | 178–187 cm |
| 192 cm | 187–198 cm |
Indicative values. Weight, style, and terrain influence the choice—if necessary, launch the Ski Finder.
The Surfeur in detail
As Ferreol's widest ski, the Surfeur 112 is your dedicated companion for powder days. With its highly maneuverable and agile design, it embodies the essence of "surfy" vibes. It features a significant amount of early tapering at the tips and tails, and while it doesn’t have super deep rocker lines, it’s very easy to release, pivot, and skid around.
The Surfeur 112 features a groundbreaking composition, blending unidirectional and bi-axial flax fibres to deliver an extraordinary on-snow experience. This unique construction not only enhances the skis' mechanical properties but also exemplifies Ferreol's dedication to reducing the environmental impact of skiing.
It stands as one of the most durable and eco-friendly skis on the market, offering a seamless blend of performance and environmental consciousness.
For whom
The right skis for the right terrain
Born for powder days
Deep powder
Maximum buoyancy
Undergrowth
Agile & maneuverable
Hard snow
Surprising hook
Range
Where is Surfeur 112 located?
Ferreol's widest ski. Generous surface, rockered tip, short radius: the Surfeur 112 floats effortlessly in deep snow and surprises everyone when conditions firm up at the end of a spring day.
| Template | Width at waist | Land | Radius | Mass | Profile |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pionnier 104 2.0 - 180 cm | 104 mm | 70% powder / 30% hard-packed | 16 m | 1821 g | Versatile |
| Surfeur 112 - 184 cm You are here | 112 mm | 85% powder / 15% hard-packed snow | 17 m | 1895 g | Powder |
| Template | Pionnier 104 2.0 - 180 cm | Surfeur 112 - 184 cm You are here |
|---|---|---|
| Width at waist | 104 mm | 112 mm |
| Land | 70% powder / 30% hard-packed | 85% powder / 15% hard-packed snow |
| Radius | 16 m | 17 m |
| Mass | 1821 g | 1895 g |
| Profile | Versatile | Powder |
Are you hesitating between two widths? Launch Ski Finder →
Specifications
Technical specifications
The Surfeur 112 is Ferreol's widest powder ski, designed in Beaupré and made in Canada. In 184 cm: 1895 g per ski, 17 m radius, dimensions 141-112-130 mm.
Unique flax fiber construction (approximately 27% reduced carbon footprint reinforcement) on a local poplar core, Scalium® plate, carbon stringers, bio-based epoxy and topsheet, semi-cap sidewall. Rockered tip, front/rear tapering, and short radius for exceptional flotation and maneuverability. Average carbon footprint of 20.6 kgCO₂eq, making it one of the most eco-friendly skis in the world. Available in 176, 184, and 192 cm.
| Ski Size | 176 | 184 | 192 | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tip width (mm) | 141 | 141 | 143 | ||
| Waist width (mm) | 112 | 112 | 113 | ||
| Tail width (mm) | 129 | 130 | 132 | ||
| Radius (m) | 16 | 17 | 18 | ||
| Weight per ski (g) | 1800 | 1895 | 2120 |
Stiffness profiles
At Ferreol, every ski is measured, not just described. We publish the actual flex and torsional curves of the Surfeur 112, in Nm², because they accurately describe the ski's behavior underfoot, at the tip, and at the tail. Where most brands stop at “stiff” or “flexible,” we provide the full data. This is our engineering, laid bare.
Bending stiffness
Difficulty bending the ski (Nm²)
Torsional stiffness
Difficulty twisting the ski (Nm²)
Geometry
Durable and waterproof surface, 50% bio-based. Protects the structure and carries the ski graphic.
A minimum dose of carbon to balance the response of flax fiber construction.
Fibers aligned with the ski's axis for maximum rebound and responsiveness, without adding weight.
With balanced reinforcement to increase torsional and transverse stiffness, essential for a wide and agile ski like the Surfeur.
Aluminum alloy mounting plate, integrated under the binding area. It ensures impeccable screw retention and direct power transmission to the edge.
Poplar core harvested within 100 km of the factory. Lightweight, lively, and durable — the soul of the ski.
Balanced reinforcement to increase torsional and transverse rigidity, essential for a wide and agile ski like the Surfeur.
Fibers aligned along the ski's axis for maximum rebound and responsiveness, without adding weight.
A minimum dose of carbon to balance the response of flax fiber construction.
A tape that connects the edges to the rest of the structure and improves the durability of the joint.
Hardened steel for a clean bite and extended edge hold on hardpack and ice.
High-density polyethylene base: fast glide, good wax absorption, and abrasion resistance.
Carbon footprint
Life Cycle Assessment
We measure the complete carbon footprint of each ski — from raw material to factory gate. Transparency is part of the engineering.
20.6kgCO₂eq
Average carbon footprint of the Surfeur 112 — the equivalent of a small car's emissions over just 109 km. This makes it Ferreol Skis' most eco-responsible construction.
Carbon Footprint Overview
Material footprint
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Quelle est la différence entre le Surfeur 112 et le Pionnier 104 2.0 ?
In both cases, these skis perform very well in powder, heavy snow, crust, and tight terrain. The Surfeur 112 is the dedicated ski for deep powder days and is designed for maximum flotation.
- The Pionnier 104 2.0 is designed with a powerful camber for high performance all over the mountain (both on hardpack and deep snow).
- The Surfeur 112 is the powder specialist with its 112 mm underfoot for ultimate flotation. It stands out with its more surfy style compared to the Pionnier.
Can these skis be used on groomed trails or are they strictly for powder?
The Surfeur 112 is surprisingly capable of performing well on groomed trails and offers better edge grip than expected for a ski of this width. Skiers use it as their only ski, which is a testament to its versatility. That said, it is clearly in its element in fresh powder and open terrain. On hard or icy slopes, the Pionnier 104 2.0 or the Explo 96 will be more precise and versatile.
Is this ski suitable for Quebec powder?
Absolutely, and that's even one of its strong suits. Ferreol designed the Surfeur 112 in Quebec, for Eastern Canadian conditions: cold, light powder, dry snow, glades, and moderate slopes. Its flax fiber construction gives it good vibration absorption on uneven terrain. It's a ski designed for Quebec, the Canadian Rockies, and Japan.
What size Surfer 112 should I choose?
The ideal size depends on your skill level and style. Consult our size guide or use our Ski Finder for a personalized recommendation. The Surfeur 112 is not recommended for skiers under 160 cm, as its minimum length is 176 cm. For shorter individuals venturing off-piste, the Explo 96 or the Pionnier 104 2.0 would be more suitable.
If you are unsure, our experts will guide you to the right ski and size.
Is this ski suitable for alpine touring or telemark skiing?
The Surfeur 112 is used for touring on off-piste powder descents. Its lightweight flax fiber construction is an asset on the ascent. For telemark skiing, its playful behavior, stability, and good floatation make it enjoyable on snowy slopes.
