Voile HyperVector Alpine Touring Ski

Yes, at 1105 grams for the 164cm length, this ski is exceptionally lightweight. It is designed specifically to minimize fatigue on long ascents and steep climbs without sacrificing downhill performance.

The combination of rocker in the tip and tail with camber underfoot gives you the best of both worlds. The rocker helps the ski float in powder and initiate turns easily, while the camber underfoot provides the edge grip and stability you need when conditions get firm or icy.

While 90mm is considered a versatile, mid-fat width, it is capable of handling powder, especially given the ski's lightweight construction and rocker profile. However, if you primarily ski deep, untracked backcountry powder, you might prefer a wider ski; this model is best suited for those who want a single, all-mountain setup for mixed conditions.

The HyperVector is a true all-mountain touring ski. It excels in diverse conditions, from variable backcountry chop to groomed runs, making it a reliable choice for skiers who encounter a wide range of snow types throughout the season.

Voile built this ski with a 2mm steel edge and a P-Tex base, which are standard, durable materials designed to handle the inevitable rock strikes and variable snow conditions found in the backcountry. The polyamide cap construction also adds a layer of protection against top-sheet damage.