Voile Hyper Charger Ski

This ski is built specifically for backcountry touring. Its lightweight construction, featuring a paulownia wood and carbon core, is optimized for efficient climbing, though it performs capably on resort runs if you prefer a lighter setup.

The early-rise profile helps the ski stay on top of deep powder rather than diving into it. It also makes turn initiation much smoother, allowing you to pivot easily in tight trees or variable backcountry terrain.

Yes, despite its lightweight build, the camber underfoot provides reliable edge grip. While it isn't a dedicated race ski, it offers enough stability and bite to handle firm snow and icy patches confidently.

Your choice depends on your height, weight, and skiing style. The 154cm length is more maneuverable and easier to handle in technical terrain, while the 164cm length offers more stability at speed and better float in deep powder.

The Durasurf 4001 is a high-density, durable base material that holds wax well. To keep it performing at its best, you should apply a fresh coat of wax regularly, especially if you are skiing in abrasive or spring snow conditions.