I searched high and low for my perfect mid-fat touring ski. It had to be light enough, but not too light that it felt squirrely on the way down. It had to have a softer shovel for smooth turn initiation and a relatively stiff tail to snap me into the new turn. It had to have a solid but light core. It had to have a rockered tip and tail with camber in the middle for the versatility of on-mountain, off-piste, and backcountry performance. The Voile Supercharger meets all these requirements at a great value. They also build the skis to take a beating because the makes live in the Sawatch Range, USA. Go Voile!

Voile SuperCharger Backcountry Ski

As others have said, Cripple Creek BC does things right. The guys at the shop were super responsive and did a great job explaining different options and setups to me. The skis themselves are great. On the east coast, they performed well on semi-icy/groomed conditions and were light enough to whip around in the bumps. They were able to accommodate a discount as well for buying the skis, bindings, and skins together.

These things rip! I’ve never met a voile ski I didn’t like, and these are no different. Exrtremely capable and skiable skis. It felt like they were connected directly to my brain from the first run. Mank, pow, firm - they can handle it. Go fast, go slow, carve hard, surf the bases - they’ll be happy to oblige. I think the Objectives for fast and far missions paired with these for everything else is the perfect 2 ski quiver.