Voile HyperVector

The HyperVector is purpose-built for the backcountry. Its ultralight construction and paulownia wood core are designed to make long-distance touring and mountaineering ascents significantly more efficient, though it remains capable enough for occasional resort use.

The early-rise camber provides a blend of stability and maneuverability. It helps the ski initiate turns more easily in varied snow conditions while maintaining enough contact with the snow to keep you in control on firmer terrain.

Yes, the flat tail is a deliberate choice for backcountry reliability. It provides a secure anchor for skin attachments and offers more predictable, stable exits from turns compared to a rockered or twin-tip design.

The HyperVector weighs 2268 grams per pair. This lightweight build is a key feature, specifically engineered to reduce fatigue during high-mileage days in the mountains.

They are equipped with a dedicated powder tip designed to keep the front of the ski above the snow. While they are versatile all-rounders, this feature gives them a noticeable advantage when you encounter deep, soft conditions.