Voile Charger ACE Ski
The unexpected child of the SuperCharger and the HyperCharger, with the added genetic mutation of full-length sidewalls, the Voile Charger ACE is a lightweight ski with heavyweight performance. Damper and stiffer than the other Chargers, the ACE combines the best of Voile's technologies for a ski unlike anything offered by the brand. The sidewalls, which have been time-tested on Voile's splitboards, improve edge hold on hard and steep hardpack while giving a little extra "pop" between turns. Thanks to the maple mounting reinforcement, you'll be hard-pressed to pull any binding out of the ski, to the point where this is the only Voile ski with their lightweight paulownia core that is approved for telemark bindings. Whether plowing through powder or carving on corn, this ski will be your ACE in the hole.
- Free-heeling hippies rejoice! With maple wood under the mounting zone, Voile has fully approved this ski for telemark bindings.
- ABS tail caps protect the ski tails from the cruel parking lot ground while also keeping the tail strap of your skins in place.
- 360° tapered sidewalls give uncompromising edge hold and confidence for when you need it the most.
- Stiffer and damper than both the HyperCharger and SuperCharger, what's not to love?
Specifications | |
Lengths (cm) | 171, 178, 185 |
Weight |
1435g [171] 1540g [178] 1605g [185] |
Weight (pair) | 2870g [171] 3080g [178] 3210g [185] |
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137-104-121 [171] 140-106-124 [178] 143-108-126 [185] |
Turn |
18.5m [171] 19.5m [178] 20m [185] |
Skin |
Rounded tip, notched tail |
Specs Verified | Yes |
Design | |
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Early rise tip, long effective edge, flatter tail |
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Wide shovel, mid-radius sidecut, tail shaped for effective edging |
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Carbon-weave sandwich with maple mounting reinforcement and 360° TPU sidewall |
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Hyper-series Paulownia wood core |
Skimo Co Says | |
Usage | Skiing deep, steep, fast, and having a blast |
Notes | Maple-reinforced mounting zone is approved for telemark bindings |
Bottom Line | A new era of performance from Voile |
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