Voile Manti Touring Ski

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Size
102 mm All-Mountain Touring Ski

Voile Manti Touring Ski

Skiers who want one ski that smears when the snow is soft and bites when it turns crusty are the reason Voile put the Manti between its two other camber profiles. A 134-102-121 mm shape at 171 cm on a 17 m radius pairs an early-rise tip with a gradual tail rocker, so the ski surfs until it is set on edge and then finishes the turn. At 1,565 g per ski in a 171 the Voile Manti is the poplar build of that shape, damp in broken snow and rated for telemark bindings as well as AT.

Expert Review Specifications verified against the manufacturer catalog for this model year. Ratings are our reading of the specs and are pending staff on-snow review.

Is This the Right Ski for You?

Best For
Skiers who want a single 102 mm ski for soft and firm snow, value damping over climbing weight, and want a shape that both slarves and carves.
Consider Another Ski If
You count grams, need the float of a 112 mm ski for deep days, or want the firm-snow precision of a narrower directional shape.

CCBB Ski Ratings

Uphill Efficiency
3/5
1,565 g per ski at 171 cm
Downhill Performance
4/5
Poplar core, gradual tail rocker
Soft Snow Float
4/5
102 mm waist, 134 mm shovel at 171 cm
Firm Snow Grip
4/5
Low-taper tail, camber underfoot

Rating scale: 5 = top of its class, 4 = excellent, 3 = good, 2 = specialized or below average, and 1 = limited.

CCBB Ski Profile

Dimensions134-102-121 mm (171 cm)
Turn Radius17 m (171 cm)
Rocker ProfileVoile Hybrid 2.0, early-rise tip with camber underfoot and gradual tail rocker
Flex PatternNot published by Voile
Core and LaminatePoplar wood core, one Voile Carbon-Weave layer
Mount PointFactory boot center mark, Voile boot center chart per length
Skin Fit140 mm stock width, trimmed to a 121 mm tail at 171 cm
Recommended UseAll-mountain and powder touring

Why We Like It

  • Voile Hybrid 2.0 sits between the surfy Hybrid Rocker of the V6 and the directional Early Rise Camber of the Charger, with a medium running length that neither of those offers.
  • The tail has minimal taper but gradual rocker, so it releases when the ski is flat and holds once decambered, which is the trick that makes one ski work in two kinds of snow.
  • Poplar under a single Voile Carbon-Weave layer, carbon fiber bonded into triaxial glass, keeps the ski settled in the cut-up snow that this shape invites skiing fast.
  • Fiberglass heel and toe mounting patches make the Voile Manti telemark rated, and the slarving turn character suits a tele turn well.

Best Uses

  • Single-ski quivers at 100 mm underfoot
  • Mixed soft and firm snow across a season
  • Telemark setups on a modern all-mountain shape
  • Tree skiing and open faces in the same day
  • Resort and sidecountry days on a touring ski

Ski Specialist's Advice

The Voile Manti runs a tighter width spread than most of the line, from 100 mm underfoot at 158 cm to 105 mm at 186 cm, so length mainly buys running length and radius rather than float. A 158 is 130-100-118 mm on a 16 m radius at 1,380 g per ski, and a 186 is 140-105-127 mm on a 19 m radius at 1,820 g per ski. The useful band here is 171 to 181 cm, and the shape tolerates sizing up better than the narrower skis in the line.

The Voile Manti takes AT bindings and telemark bindings, with fiberglass mounting patches supporting the tele option, and quiver killers void the Voile factory warranty. Boot center is marked on the topsheet with a Voile chart per size, so no reinforcing plate goes under the binding. Match binding to your boot sole norm, size brakes to the waist at your length from 100 mm at 158 cm to 105 mm at 186 cm, and run skins at a 140 mm stock width for the 118 to 127 mm tail.

Length and mount guidance built from the manufacturer size run. Confirm length against your height, weight and terrain.

Technical Specifications Full spec table · Click to expand

Shape and Sizing

Dimensions
130-100-118 mm (158 cm), 132-101-120 mm (165 cm), 134-102-121 mm (171 cm), 136-103-123 mm (176 cm), 138-104-124 mm (181 cm), 140-105-127 mm (186 cm)
Turning Radius
16 m (158 cm), 17 m (165 cm), 17 m (171 cm), 18 m (176 cm), 18 m (181 cm), 19 m (186 cm)
Weight
1,380 g per ski (158 cm), 1,455 g per ski (165 cm), 1,565 g per ski (171 cm), 1,710 g per ski (176 cm), 1,740 g per ski (181 cm), 1,820 g per ski (186 cm)
Lengths
158, 165, 171, 176, 181, 186 cm
Profile
Voile Hybrid 2.0, early-rise tip with a wide shovel, camber underfoot between extended contact points, minimal taper with gradual tail rocker

Construction and Use

Core
Poplar wood core with a layer of Voile Carbon-Weave, a carbon fiber and triaxial fiberglass laminate
Construction
Full cap construction, fiberglass heel and toe mounting patches, textured polyamide nylon Anti-Ice topsheet, full-contact hardened steel edges, sintered black base. Made in Utah, USA.
Recommended Use
All-mountain and powder touring
Binding Pairing
AT bindings, including pin/tech touring bindings, and telemark bindings. Standard mount, no reinforcing plate required. Quiver killers void the Voile factory warranty.
Warranty
One year from date of end-user purchase against defects in materials and workmanship. Voided by modification or by installing quiver killers.

Compare the Voile Manti

Voile Manti vs. Voile Hyper Manti

Identical 134-102-121 mm shape and 17 m radius at 171 cm, split by layup. The Voile Manti runs poplar with one Carbon-Weave layer at 1,565 g per ski, the Voile Hyper Manti runs paulownia with two at 1,295 g. Take the Manti for damping and the telemark rating, the Hyper Manti for 270 g per ski less uphill.

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Voile Manti vs. Voile V8

The Voile V8 is the wider, softer-tailed powder option at 141-112-123 mm and 1,655 g per ski at 176 cm on the Hybrid Rocker profile. The Voile Manti gives up 10 mm of waist and gains a tail that keeps working on firm snow. Deep-day specialists take the V8; one-ski skiers take the Manti.

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Voile Manti vs. Voile Charger

The Voile Charger is the directional option at 137-104-121 mm and 1,545 g per ski at 171 cm, with a long running length and a flat tail built to arc. The Voile Manti trades some of that edge hold for a medium running length and a rockered tail that pivots. Turn preference decides, not width.

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Common Questions

Who should buy the Voile Manti?
The Voile Manti suits skiers who want one ski for a whole season and refuse to pick between surfing and carving. At 102 mm underfoot at 171 cm with an early-rise tip, gradual tail rocker and a 17 m radius, it pivots in soft snow and holds once set on edge. The poplar core keeps it damp, and Voile rates it for telemark bindings.
How much does the Voile Manti weigh?
The Voile Manti weighs 1,380 g per ski at 158 cm, 1,455 g at 165 cm, 1,565 g at 171 cm, 1,710 g at 176 cm, 1,740 g at 181 cm and 1,820 g at 186 cm. Voile publishes pair weights, so a figure quoted without a length is incomplete, and hand-built skis vary from pair to pair.
Is the Voile Manti really a quiver killer?
It is a wide-range ski rather than a best-at-everything ski, and the numbers show where the range ends. Voile's own copy reaches for the quiver killer label, and the Voile Manti does cover more snow types than most skis in the line. But at 102 mm underfoot it does not float like the 112 mm V8, and at 1,565 g per ski at 171 cm it does not climb like a Hyper Series ski. Read the label as breadth, not superiority.
What bindings work with the Voile Manti?
The Voile Manti takes AT bindings, including pin/tech touring bindings, and telemark bindings, which the fiberglass heel and toe mounting patches support. Quiver killers void the Voile factory warranty. A standard mount needs no reinforcing plate. Match binding to your boot sole norm, and size any brakes to the waist at the length you buy, 100 mm at 158 cm through 105 mm at 186 cm.
What length Voile Manti should I ski?
Sizing lands between 171 and 181 cm for most skiers. The waist moves only 5 mm across the whole run, from 100 mm at 158 cm to 105 mm at 186 cm, so length is mostly buying running length and radius here: 16 m at 158 cm up to 19 m at 186 cm. That makes sizing up less consequential than it is on the wider Voile shapes.
What is Voile Hybrid 2.0?
It is the third of Voile's three camber profiles, sitting between the other two. The Hybrid Rocker used on the V6 and V8 lifts tip and tail for a short running length and an early release. Early Rise Camber on the Charger and Vector keeps a long running length and a flat tail for edge hold. Voile Hybrid 2.0 keeps an early-rise tip and a medium running length with minimal tail taper and gradual tail rocker, which is why the Manti both pivots and holds.
What skins fit the Voile Manti?
Skins want a 140 mm stock width. Tails measure 118 mm at 158 cm up to 127 mm at 186 cm, so 120 mm stock would leave tail edges short across most of the run. Size against the tail rather than the 102 mm waist.

Our Verdict

The Voile Manti Touring Ski is the middle path in Voile's camber lineup, and the one to buy if you refuse to choose between pivoting and carving. Voile Hybrid 2.0 keeps an early-rise tip and a medium running length with a low-taper, gradually rockered tail, so the 134-102-121 mm shape at 171 cm on a 17 m radius surfs until it is set on edge and then finishes the turn. At 1,565 g per ski in a 171 the poplar core and one Voile Carbon-Weave layer make it damp and telemark rated, and a real load on a long climb. Gram counters should take the Hyper Manti; deep-snow specialists should take the V8.