Voile SuperCharger Ski

It is designed as a true hybrid. While its construction is lightweight enough for dedicated backcountry touring, the stability provided by the poplar core and carbon layup makes it fully capable of handling resort laps and variable on-piste conditions.

The 106mm waist is a sweet spot for versatility. It provides enough surface area for effortless flotation in deep powder, while the early-rise camber and reliable edge hold keep the ski responsive and stable when you encounter firmer, groomed snow.

With a 19.5-meter turn radius, these skis favor medium-to-long radius turns. They are built to maintain stability at speed and offer smooth, controlled energy out of the turn rather than quick, snappy slalom-style carves.

At 1630 grams per ski, they are quite competitive for a touring-focused ski of this width. You will find them light enough for long days in the backcountry without sacrificing the dampness and power needed for demanding descents.

The combination of a rockered tip and early-rise tail helps the ski plane on top of soft snow, making it easier to initiate turns in powder. It also helps prevent the tips from diving, which keeps the ride predictable in variable backcountry conditions.