Voilé HyperVector

Thanks to its directional carving shape and stable camber underfoot, this ski holds an edge reliably on firm snow. While it is built primarily for the backcountry, the sandwich sidewall construction provides the torsional rigidity needed for confident control on variable, icy surfaces.

Yes, the HyperVector is designed specifically for efficiency. By utilizing a lightweight paulownia wood core reinforced with a carbon weave, Voilé has kept the weight impressively low—ranging from 2430g to 2780g per pair—making it an excellent choice for long approaches and multi-day mountaineering trips.

The early rise tip is engineered to keep the ski on top of the snow rather than diving into it. While it isn't a dedicated powder-specific ski, the combination of the early rise profile and the waist width provides plenty of float for most backcountry conditions.

The HyperVector is designed for advanced to expert skiers. Its lightweight construction and precise handling require a skier who can manage the ski's responsiveness and who is comfortable navigating technical, varied backcountry terrain.

The flat tail design provides a secure, predictable finish to your turns and adds stability when you need to anchor the ski in steep or technical terrain. It is particularly useful for mountaineering applications where you might need to drive the tail of the ski into the snow for security.