Voile Hyper Manti

It is designed to handle both. The early-rise tip and gradual tail rocker provide the float needed for midwinter powder, while the paulownia core and carbon construction keep it stable enough to manage the variable, firmer snow often found in spring.

At roughly 1280g to 1470g depending on length, this is a lightweight ski. The carbon-weave construction and paulownia core are specifically chosen to keep the weight down, making it an efficient choice for long days with significant vertical gain.

Yes, the anti-ice top sheet is a functional feature that prevents snow from accumulating on top of your skis. This helps keep your setup light throughout the day, preventing the 'clumping' effect that can make climbing significantly more tiring.

Not at all. While carbon is stiff, Voile incorporates rubber foil damping into the construction to absorb vibrations. This creates a smoother, more composed ride that balances the energy of carbon with the dampness needed for variable terrain.

For a backcountry-focused skier, yes. This width provides enough surface area for soft snow float without being so wide that it feels sluggish or difficult to edge on firmer, steeper terrain.

The Hyper Manti uses 2mm steel edges, which are standard for durability in backcountry skis. While no edge is immune to rock damage, these are built to withstand the typical impacts encountered while navigating technical terrain.