Voile HyperCharger Skis

While the HyperCharger is engineered for backcountry efficiency, its stable paulownia core and carbon-weave construction perform well on resort groomers too. However, because they are lightweight, they may feel slightly less damp than a dedicated resort ski when charging through heavy, tracked-out crud at high speeds.

Paulownia is an exceptionally lightweight wood, which makes these skis significantly easier to handle on long ascents. To ensure you don't lose stability on the descent, Voile reinforces this core with double carbon-weave layers, providing the necessary stiffness and energy transfer for confident turns.

Yes, the combination of the early-rise tip and the wide shovel is specifically designed to keep your tips above the snow. This geometry helps the ski plane effortlessly in deep powder, preventing the front of the ski from diving.

These skis are designed for AT (Alpine Touring) bindings. Given their lightweight backcountry focus, they pair best with tech or hybrid touring bindings to maintain the efficiency benefits of the ski's construction.

The anti-ice topsheet is a practical feature for backcountry touring. It prevents snow and ice from sticking to the top of your skis, which keeps the overall weight down during your climb and prevents that annoying 'clumping' effect that can make your gear feel heavy by the end of the day.

With a turn radius between 17.6m and 18m, these skis offer a versatile middle ground. They are stable enough for long, sweeping turns in open bowls but nimble enough to navigate tighter trees or variable backcountry terrain without feeling sluggish.