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Voile Hyper V6 BC Alpine Touring Skis - 5876-163-2526

Voile Hyper V6 BC Alpine Touring Skis - 5876-163-2526

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Voile Hyper V6 BC Alpine Touring Skis - 5876-163-2526

Look, we all enjoy a little Type II fun, but you don't have to be a full-on masochist to earn your turns. The Voile Hyper V6 BC is designed for a simple goal: shed serious weight. By pairing a super light paulownia wood core with twice the amount of carbon fiber, this ski shaves nearly a full pound per pair, making those long days on the skin track effortless. But that's just half the battle. This ski is built to be a durable workhorse, with reinforced mounting areas and a full-contact steel edge.

This ski is an all-mountain ripper with an intuitive, surf-like personality. Its hybrid rocker profile and tapered shape allow for quick, effortless turn initiation and unmatched float in powder. The key differentiator here is the scaled "Traction Pattern" BC base. This feature allows you to kick-and-glide on rolling terrain without having to constantly put on your skins. It doesn't replace them entirely, but it's a game-changer for long tours with frequent ups and downs. The Hyper V6 BC is quick on the rise and a blast on the descent, making it the perfect choice for backcountry enthusiasts.

What our Experts Think    
  • Ultralight construction helps conserve energy on long climbs and all-day backcountry missions.
  • Integrated BC traction pattern improves grip on rolling terrain and reduces the need for frequent skin transitions.
  • Wide, powder-friendly shape delivers excellent float in deep snow while remaining nimble and easy to maneuver.
  • Hybrid Rocker profile provides a smooth, surfy ride with reliable control in mixed backcountry conditions.
  • Carbon-enhanced design offers an impressive balance of low weight, responsiveness, and stability.
  • Versatile performance makes it equally suited to powder hunting, hut trips, and long-distance alpine touring.
  • Easy-turning and forgiving character inspires confidence for both experienced tourers and progressing backcountry skiers.
  • A top choice for skiers seeking maximum uphill efficiency without compromising downhill enjoyment.
               
Q&A  

Q: What are the Voile Hyper V6 BC Alpine Touring Skis designed for?
A: Lightweight backcountry touring, powder skiing, and long approaches over rolling terrain with fewer skin transitions.

Q: What makes the Hyper V6 BC unique?
A: Its scaled Traction Pattern BC base provides grip for efficient kick-and-glide travel while maintaining strong downhill performance.

Q: How lightweight are these skis?
A: The ultralight paulownia wood core and double-carbon construction make them 13–15% lighter than the original V6 for easier ascents.

Q: Are the Hyper V6 BC skis good in powder?
A: Yes. The hybrid rocker profile, wide shovel, and tapered shape deliver excellent float and maneuverability in soft snow.

Q: Do I still need climbing skins?
A: For steep climbs, yes. However, the fish-scale traction base can reduce or eliminate skin use on rolling terrain.

Q: Who should buy the Voile Hyper V6 BC?
A: Backcountry skiers seeking a lightweight, versatile touring ski with efficient uphill travel and playful downhill performance.

                 
Maintenance Tips      
  • Wax the sintered base regularly (about every 3–5 ski days for frequent use) to maintain glide and protect the base from drying out.
  • Keep steel edges clean and lightly sharpened for reliable grip on firm snow and icy traverses.
  • After each tour, dry skis thoroughly and wipe moisture from edges to help prevent rust.
  • Inspect the BC traction-pattern (fish-scale) zone for packed snow, ice, and debris; clean gently with a soft brush after use.
  • Avoid excessive wax buildup in the traction-pattern area, as it can reduce climbing grip.
  • Repair base scratches promptly with P-Tex to preserve the fast, durable sintered base.
  • Check binding screws and mounting areas periodically, especially after aggressive backcountry use.
  • Store skis in a cool, dry place during the off-season with a protective storage wax layer on the bases and edges.