The accumulation of ski design expertise has not only led to the launch of three models of alpine touring skis, made in Quebec and designed to be agile and versatile, qualities required for ski touring in eastern North America. Ferreol also intends to share its research with other ski manufacturers. With its extensive expertise in ski engineering, Ferreol is developing the technologies of tomorrow.
The engineering team

Co-founder
Director of Operations
A master's student in mechanical engineering at the Université de Sherbrooke, Jonathan Audet is working on the behavior of alpine skis on snow. He links the perceptions of skiers on snow to the set of physical properties of a ski such as geometry, flexural stiffness and torsional stiffness. His role at Ferreol is to design skis and analyze the skiability of different products.

Co-founder
R&D Director
Etienne oversees most of the company's research and development projects. He designs and builds the different test benches, prototypes and performs all the laboratory tests.

Specialist in ski mechanics
As part of his master's degree in mechanical engineering, he studied the vibrations of alpine skis. He is also in charge of the analysis of the durability of skis, the development of predictive numerical models of skis on snow, the environment and splitboard division.
