Extrem Factory 112
Level: Advanced
Brand: Extrem
Model year: 2026
Measure (Tip/Waist/Tail): 142/111/131 mm Turning radius: 20.50 m Weight: 2125 gram (185 cm)
Lengths: 185,193 cm
Recommended price: 889 $
Manufacturers description
Factory 112 is the ultimate big mountain ski, created by and for those who live for the mountains. It's just as comfortable charging high-speed lines in the Alps as it is weaving through tight birch forests in Scandinavia, it thrives everywhere the big mountain arena takes you.
Its poplar wood core is reinforced with a Titanal stringer underfoot and a carefully tuned flex pattern. Combined with a refined rocker profile, it creates a ski that’s incredibly powerful yet surprisingly agile.
Its poplar wood core is reinforced with a Titanal stringer underfoot and a carefully tuned flex pattern. Combined with a refined rocker profile, it creates a ski that’s incredibly powerful yet surprisingly agile.
What do you think about Extrem Factory 112?
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Strengths:
flex and flow!!!!
Weaknesses:
everything except powder and slush + the weight
Summary:
acquired this last year as my main powder ski and it met all my expectations. This one can handle everything as long as it is not a hard surface. Big jumps deep powder, thin powder, slush in the spring, they were phenomenal, can handle humps well but they are a little too long for me for them to be easy enough to turn. Have a pair of salomon shift bindings on for short summit trips, they are quite heavy but worth burning the extra calories on the way down;)
they have quite a bad steel edge if it is not completely freshly sharpened and take Manchester and other similar surfaces generally poorly, but they are also an extreme off piste ski so it is not made for them.
Model year: 2024
Riding style: pillow, summit, slush
Length on the ski: 185 cm
Riders weight: 70 kg
Riders length: 79 cm
flex and flow!!!!
Weaknesses:
everything except powder and slush + the weight
Summary:
acquired this last year as my main powder ski and it met all my expectations. This one can handle everything as long as it is not a hard surface. Big jumps deep powder, thin powder, slush in the spring, they were phenomenal, can handle humps well but they are a little too long for me for them to be easy enough to turn. Have a pair of salomon shift bindings on for short summit trips, they are quite heavy but worth burning the extra calories on the way down;)
they have quite a bad steel edge if it is not completely freshly sharpened and take Manchester and other similar surfaces generally poorly, but they are also an extreme off piste ski so it is not made for them.
Model year: 2024
Riding style: pillow, summit, slush
Length on the ski: 185 cm
Riders weight: 70 kg
Riders length: 79 cm
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