Voile HyperVector Skis

The HyperVector is built specifically for backcountry touring and mountaineering. While they can handle resort terrain, their lightweight construction and design features—like the anti-ice topsheet and efficient climbing profile—are optimized for human-powered ascent and variable backcountry conditions.

Paulownia is an exceptionally lightweight wood, which significantly reduces the overall weight of the ski. This makes long ascents much less fatiguing, while the addition of double carbon layers ensures you don't sacrifice the stability or energy transfer needed for the downhill.

Yes, the early-rise tip is designed to keep the ski floating above the snow surface rather than diving into it. This profile helps you maintain speed and control in soft, deep snow without requiring excessive effort.

Despite their lightweight build, these skis feature triaxial fiberglass and full-contact steel edges. This combination provides the torsional stiffness and bite necessary to hold a solid edge on firm, wind-scoured, or icy snow.

These skis are geared toward advanced to expert skiers. The lightweight construction and specific geometry require a confident technique to manage effectively, especially in the variable, high-consequence terrain they are designed for.

These skis are designed to be paired with AT (Alpine Touring) bindings. Given their focus on backcountry efficiency, a lightweight tech binding or a hybrid touring binding is usually the best match.