Voile HyperVector

It is designed primarily for backcountry touring, thanks to its lightweight paulownia wood core and carbon construction. However, its camber underfoot and stable edge control make it capable and fun for occasional resort days.

The early-rise tip helps the ski plane on top of powder rather than diving into it. This design provides better float and easier turn initiation in soft, deep conditions.

These skis are built for backcountry use and are compatible with standard AT (Alpine Touring) bindings. Given their lightweight profile, they pair best with tech or frame bindings designed for efficient climbing.

Yes, the specialized topsheet material is designed to prevent snow and ice from sticking to the surface. This helps keep the skis from gaining significant weight during long ascents in variable, wet, or freezing conditions.

The flat tail provides a longer effective edge, which gives you more stability and power at the end of your turn. It also makes it easier to anchor the tail securely when you need to build a ski anchor or perform kick turns in steep, icy terrain.

Not at all. While the carbon adds energy and stability, the paulownia core keeps the overall flex approachable. It offers a responsive ride that is supportive for intermediates while still being precise enough for advanced backcountry enthusiasts.