In 2018, we had developed the Concordia to meet the specifications of The expedition of adventurer Matthieu Tordeur to Antarctica. He completed a solo crossing of nearly 1150km across Antarctica. An exceptional feat that lasted 51 days in temperatures as low as -37 degrees Celsius.

Through a series of expeditions across 7 continents, Matthieu Tordeur has climbed, swum, cycled, sailed and traveled in more than 90 countries. Never traveling without his camera, he documents his adventures through books, magazines, documentaries and photographs.

Born in 1991, Matthieu Tordeur is an adventurer and lecturer, a member of the French Explorers Society. Like Sylvain Tesson, Bertrand Piccard, or Thomas Pesquet, members of the SEF dedicate their lives to exploration, discovery in all its forms, and the transmission of knowledge.

Matthieu Tordeur became the first Frenchman and the youngest explorer to ski from the coast of the Antarctic continent (Hercules Inlet) to the South Pole. That's 1150 km solo, unsupported and in total autonomy.