Voile SuperCharger Skis

Yes, the scaled traction pattern is designed for rolling terrain and moderate inclines, effectively replacing skins for many backcountry approaches. However, for steep or icy ascents, you will still need traditional climbing skins to maintain adequate grip.

While the skis feature reinforced mounting patches specifically designed to handle the stresses of telemark bindings, they can be mounted with alpine touring bindings as well. Just ensure your shop technician is aware of the mounting requirements for the specific binding system you choose.

At 104mm underfoot, this ski offers a versatile platform that provides enough float for soft snow while remaining quick enough edge-to-edge for variable, firmer conditions. It is a true all-mountain backcountry width that balances stability in deep snow with reliable edge hold on wind-scoured slopes.

The anti-ice topsheet is treated to prevent snow and ice from sticking to the top of your skis. This helps keep the weight down during long tours, preventing that heavy, clunky feeling you get when snow builds up on your gear throughout the day.

The combination of a poplar core with carbon and triaxial fiberglass creates a damp, stable ride that isn't overly rigid. It is designed to be energetic and responsive, making it accessible for a wide range of skier weights rather than feeling like a punishing, race-stiff ski.

The early-rise camber profile allows the ski to pivot and initiate turns with very little effort, especially in softer or variable snow. It gives you the maneuverability of a rockered ski while still maintaining the reliable edge contact you need for stability on firmer terrain.