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This ski's evolution can be traced all the way back to the beginning of our current ski line. It shares the shape and profile of the legendary Women's SuperCharger but has been refined for the modern backcountry skier. By adding a paulownia wood core and more carbon fiber, the Women’s HyperCharger sheds hundreds of grams per pair while maintaining the durability and strength the brand is known for. This isn't a women's ski that came out as an afterthought; it is the genesis.
The Women's HyperCharger is a directional, hard-carving ski with an edge-to-edge feel. It’s a "do-it-all" backcountry ski that's capable of riding big lines as well as being a perfect daily driver. It features a generous width, early-rise tip, and wide shovel that provide excellent float in powder. A long running length and a hard-working tail ensure you have the control and stability at speed you need to ride with confidence.
Q: What makes the Voile HyperCharger Alpine Touring Ski unique?
A: The HyperCharger is built with Voile’s ultralight Hyper construction, combining a paulownia wood core and dual carbon layup for a powerful yet lightweight big-mountain touring ski designed for speed and efficiency.
Q: Who is the HyperCharger best suited for?
A: It’s aimed at advanced backcountry skiers who want a lightweight ski that can still charge, especially on long tours, big alpine lines, and variable mountain conditions.
Q: How does it perform on the descent?
A: It delivers a directional, hard-charging feel with strong edge hold, stability at speed, and confidence on steep or exposed terrain thanks to its long running length and minimal taper design.
Q: How does it perform in powder?
A: The rockered tip and wide shovel provide excellent float, while the shape remains controlled and stable for big, fast powder turns in open terrain.
Q: Is the HyperCharger good for uphill touring?
A: Yes—its Hyper construction significantly reduces weight compared to traditional builds, making long ascents more efficient without sacrificing downhill performance.
Q: How does it handle mixed or firm snow?
A: It stays composed and precise for a lightweight ski, but like most ultralight carbon designs, it prioritizes efficiency and powder performance over heavy crud absorption.