Voile SuperCharger BC Ski

The waxless base features a textured pattern integrated directly into the ski's running surface. This pattern grips the snow as you push off, allowing you to climb moderate slopes without needing to apply climbing skins.

Yes, absolutely. While the waxless base is excellent for rolling terrain and long, flat approaches, you should still carry skins for steeper ascents where the traction pattern alone won't provide enough grip.

The moderate flex strikes a balance between stability and maneuverability. It is stiff enough to handle variable snow conditions with confidence, yet forgiving enough to make turning in tight trees or uneven terrain feel intuitive and responsive.

With waist widths ranging from 99mm to 108mm, these skis offer enough float for soft snow and powder. They are designed to be versatile, performing well in everything from open glades to rolling forest terrain.

Generally, longer skis offer more stability and better float in deep snow, while shorter skis are more maneuverable in tight trees. If you prioritize touring efficiency and speed on flats, lean toward a longer size; if you prioritize quick turns in dense woods, a shorter size is likely better.