Voile Charger Ace

It is designed as a hybrid. While it is light enough for efficient touring at 7 lbs per pair, its construction prioritizes downhill stability and edge control, making it a strong choice for backcountry skiers who want a ski that performs confidently on the descent.

Yes. The Charger Ace features a maple wood core under the mounting zone specifically designed to provide a secure, durable platform for both light tech bindings and more aggressive telemark setups.

The combination of a carbon-weave sandwich construction and a Paulownia wood core makes this ski stiffer and damper than many lightweight touring models. This gives it the stability needed to track well through deep, steep, and variable terrain without feeling twitchy.

The tapered sidewall design is primarily about edge control. It allows for a more precise, reliable grip on firm snow while keeping the ski maneuverable enough to handle tight trees or technical chutes.

Not at all. While the camber profile provides excellent energy return and stability, the partial cap layup and tapered design are engineered to keep the ski agile and easy to initiate turns, bridging the gap between a dedicated touring ski and a heavier resort model.