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Voile UltraVector BC Alpine Touring Ski - 5304-154-2324

Voile UltraVector BC Alpine Touring Ski - 5304-154-2324

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Voile UltraVector BC Alpine Touring Ski - 5304-154-2324

The Voile UltraVector BC touring ski is born for those not-so-perfect conditions, making it the best ski for epic backcountry trips. It can glide and turn through the trees and its softened flex and deeper sidecut will give you the edge hold you need when you need it. Slim dimensions keep it lightweight and let you tear those turns in the most challenging spaces and the traction bases minimize the need for skins in rolling terrain.

The early rise tip and wide shovel float in powder and the underfoot camber provides stability as well as grip on the uphill. The poplar core is damp and durable and the carbon weave gives a confident, capable performance across conditions.

At a feather-light 6lbs per pair and (reminiscent of the Vector's roots) the UltraVector BC features a Traction Pattern Base. So you, intrepid backcountry skier, can explore farther off the beaten path than ever—especially when a lengthy trek across rolling hills beckons.

What our Experts Think
  • Designed for backcountry skiers who cover long distances and need efficient performance on rolling terrain.
  • Integrated Traction Pattern BC base improves kick-and-glide efficiency and reduces the need for constant skin transitions.
  • Lightweight poplar core with carbon reinforcement delivers an excellent balance of uphill efficiency and downhill stability.
  • Early-rise tip enhances flotation in soft snow while maintaining predictable handling in mixed conditions.
  • Camber underfoot and a directional shape provide strong edge hold and confidence on firmer snow.
  • Stable at speed yet agile enough for trees, traverses, and technical backcountry terrain.
  • Particularly well-suited for skiers seeking a true one-ski touring solution for powder, corn, and variable snow conditions.
  • Widely praised by experienced backcountry users for its versatility, efficient touring performance, and reliable downhill capability.
                   
Q&A  

Q: What makes the Voile UltraVector BC Alpine Touring Ski unique?
A: The UltraVector BC features an integrated Traction Pattern (fish-scale) base that improves kick-and-glide efficiency on rolling terrain, reducing the need for frequent skin transitions during backcountry tours.

Q: Who is this ski best suited for?
A: It’s ideal for backcountry skiers, ski mountaineers, and touring enthusiasts who cover long distances across varied terrain and want a balance of uphill efficiency and downhill performance.

Q: How does the UltraVector BC perform downhill?
A: The early-rise tip, camber underfoot, and directional shape provide reliable edge hold, stability at speed, and confident handling in powder, corn, and mixed snow conditions.

Q: Is the traction base a replacement for climbing skins?
A: No. The scaled base excels on low-angle terrain and traverses, but skins are still recommended for steep or icy climbs.

Q: How lightweight is the 154 cm model?
A: The 154 cm UltraVector BC weighs approximately 2,330 g per pair, making it a lightweight option for long touring days.

Q: Is the UltraVector BC good for all-around backcountry use?
A: Yes. Many skiers consider it a versatile “one-ski quiver” thanks to its blend of efficient touring, flotation, edge control, and dependable performance across diverse backcountry conditions.

                 
Maintenance Tips  
  • Wax the sintered base regularly to maintain glide and protect against wear; avoid excessive wax buildup in the traction-pattern (scaled) section.
  • Clean the BC traction pattern after tours to remove dirt, ice, and old wax that can reduce climbing efficiency and glide.
  • Dry skis thoroughly after use, especially the steel edges, to prevent rust and corrosion.
  • Inspect and lightly tune edges as needed, but be careful around the scaled base section to avoid damaging the traction pattern.
  • Repair base scratches promptly with P-Tex to preserve the durability and performance of the sintered base.
  • Check binding screws and mounting areas regularly, particularly after long backcountry tours or impacts. The ski includes reinforced mounting zones for durability.
  • Apply storage wax during the off-season and store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat. This helps protect the poplar/carbon construction and base material.
  • Carry skins for steep or icy terrain and avoid relying solely on the traction pattern in demanding conditions, reducing unnecessary wear on the scales.  Â