Voile HyperCharger

Yes. While the paulownia wood core keeps the ski lightweight for touring, the carbon fiber reinforcement and stiff tail provide the stability and power needed to hold an edge at speed and handle big-mountain terrain.

The early-rise tip and generous width are designed specifically to keep you afloat in deep powder. On hard-packed snow, the directional shape and full-contact steel edges offer reliable grip and precise carving, making it a versatile daily driver.

The anti-ice topsheet is designed to prevent snow and ice from sticking to the top of your skis. This helps keep the overall weight down during long ascents, preventing that heavy, clunky feeling you get when snow accumulates on your gear.

The HyperCharger is engineered for backcountry enthusiasts who want precision and power, which can make it demanding for a beginner. It is best suited for intermediate to advanced skiers who are comfortable handling a stiffer, performance-oriented ski in variable backcountry conditions.

Full cap construction is generally lighter and more forgiving than sidewall construction, which is ideal for a touring-specific ski. While it is durable enough for standard backcountry use, it is designed primarily to balance weight savings with performance rather than for heavy park or rail abuse.