90 to 92 mm Women's All-Mountain Touring Ski
Voile W HyperVector Alpine Touring Skis
The Voile W HyperVector Alpine Touring Skis are a women's ski for tourers who cover big distances, chase ski mountaineering objectives, and still want a stable, carving descent. At 164 cm, a 92 mm waist keeps kick turns quick and edge changes light on firm snow, and an 18 m radius with camber underfoot holds a long, confident arc when the slope steepens. At 1,125 g per ski at 164 cm, built on a paulownia core, a light, low-density hardwood, the W HyperVector suits long-distance tours, spring volcano climbs, and daily laps in mixed backcountry snow.
Specs Verified
Ratings synthesized from verified manufacturer specs.
Is This the Right Ski for You?
Best For
Women who tour long distances or climb ski mountaineering objectives, ski 154 or 164 cm, and want a 90 to 92 mm carving ski at 1,125 g per ski (164 cm).
Consider Another Ski If
You need a length beyond 164 cm, spend most days in deep powder and want more than 92 mm underfoot, or prefer a short, pivoting turn to a long arc.
CCBB Ski Ratings
Uphill Efficiency
1,125 g per ski at 164 cm
Downhill Performance
18 m radius and camber at 164 cm
Soft Snow Float
92 mm waist at 164 cm
Firm Snow Grip
108 mm flat tail, long running length
Rating scale: 5 = top of its class, 4 = excellent, 3 = good, 2 = specialized or below average, and 1 = limited.
Ski Profile
Dimensions123-92-108 mm (164 cm)
Turn Radius18 m (164 cm)
Rocker ProfileEarly-rise tip, camber, flat tail
Core and LaminatePaulownia, 2x Carbon-Weave, triaxial glass
Skin Fit120 mm stock, trimmed
Recommended UseAll mountain and ski mountaineering
Why We Like It
- At 1,125 g per ski at 164 cm, the W HyperVector is the lightest women's ski in the Voile Hyper line we carry, which pays off on long-distance and big-vertical days.
- The 154 cm runs 119-90-105 mm with a 16.5 m radius, so shorter and lighter skiers get a narrower, quicker ski rather than a cut-down 164.
- Two layers of Voile Carbon-Weave, a carbon and triaxial fiberglass weave, stiffen the paulownia core torsionally so a 92 mm ski holds an edge on refrozen traverses.
- Full-contact hardened steel edges and a sintered black base stand up to rock-studded spring couloirs and thin early-season cover.
Best Uses
- Long-distance touring and traverses
- Spring volcanoes and ski mountaineering
- Daily touring in mixed snow
- Hut trips carrying a heavy pack
- Women skiing 154 or 164 cm
Ski Selection Advice
The W HyperVector comes in two lengths, and the choice is mostly about turn shape. The 154 cm is 119-90-105 mm with a 16.5 m radius, which suits lighter skiers and tight, technical terrain. The 164 cm grows to 123-92-108 mm and 18 m, which gives taller or heavier skiers a longer edge and more support at speed on open slopes.
Mount alpine touring bindings, pin-tech or frame; Voile voids the warranty for telemark mounts and quiver-killer inserts. Brakes need to clear a 90 mm waist on the 154 cm and 92 mm on the 164 cm. Match binding to your boot sole norm. A 120 mm stock skin trimmed to the edges covers both lengths, since the tail measures 105 mm on the 154 cm and 108 mm on the 164 cm.
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Technical Specifications
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Shape and Sizing
Dimensions119-90-105 mm (154 cm), 123-92-108 mm (164 cm)
Turn Radius16.5 m (154 cm), 18 m (164 cm)
Weight1,125 g per ski (164 cm)
Lengths154, 164 cm
Rocker ProfileEarly Rise Camber: early-rise tip, camber underfoot with a long running length, flat tail with minimal taper
Construction and Use
CorePaulownia wood core with two layers of Voile Carbon-Weave and triaxial fiberglass
ConstructionFull cap with full-contact hardened steel edges, sintered black base, and anti-ice polyamide topsheet
Recommended UseAll Mountain/Ski Mountaineering
Binding TypeAlpine touring bindings, pin-tech or frame. Telemark mounts and quiver-killer inserts void the Voile warranty.
Warranty1 year
Compare the Voile W HyperVector
W HyperVector vs. W HyperCharger
The Voile W HyperCharger is the wider sister ski, 99 mm underfoot at 154 cm and 102 mm at 164 cm against 90 and 92 mm on the W HyperVector. That width costs 85 g per ski at 164 cm, 1,210 g against 1,125 g. Choose the W HyperCharger for a powder-heavy season and the W HyperVector for firm snow and longer climbs.
Voile W HyperCharger Alpine Touring Skis
W HyperVector vs. W HyperDrifter
The Voile W HyperDrifter is Voile's women's powder ski, 112 to 115 mm underfoot with a 140 to 149 mm shovel, at 1,300 g per ski at 164 cm. Pair it with the W HyperVector as a two-ski quiver, or choose it outright if deep snow defines your winter.
Voile W HyperDrifter Alpine Touring Skis
W HyperVector vs. HyperVector BC
The Voile HyperVector BC shares the W HyperVector shape at 154 and 164 cm and adds a scaled Traction Pattern base underfoot. The scales let you kick and glide across rolling approaches without skins, at the cost of some drag on the descent. Choose it if your tours start with long, flat valley travel.
Voile HyperVector BC Alpine Touring Skis
Common Questions
Who should buy the Voile W HyperVector?
The Voile W HyperVector suits women who tour long distances, climb ski mountaineering objectives, or want a light daily touring ski that carves firm snow. At 90 to 92 mm underfoot and 1,125 g per ski at 164 cm, the W HyperVector puts efficiency on the climb first and still skis a stable, directional turn on the way down.
How much does the Voile W HyperVector weigh?
The Voile W HyperVector weighs 1,125 g per ski at 164 cm. The 154 cm is lighter, since weight scales with length. Voile builds the W HyperVector by hand in Utah and notes that individual skis vary slightly.
Is the Voile W HyperVector a different shape from the men's HyperVector?
No. At 154 and 164 cm the W HyperVector and the HyperVector share the same 119-90-105 mm and 123-92-108 mm dimensions, the same 16.5 and 18 m radii, and the same published weights. The W HyperVector carries its own graphic and comes only in the two shorter lengths, while the HyperVector run continues to 184 cm. Choose on length and graphic, not on a difference in performance.
What bindings work with the Voile W HyperVector?
Voile designs the W HyperVector for alpine touring bindings, pin-tech or frame. Telemark mounts and quiver-killer inserts void the Voile factory warranty. If you run brakes, they must clear 90 mm on the 154 cm and 92 mm on the 164 cm. Match binding to your boot sole norm.
What length Voile W HyperVector should I choose?
Choose the 154 cm for lighter skiers, tight trees, and technical terrain, where its 16.5 m radius turns readily. Choose the 164 cm for taller or heavier skiers and open slopes, where the 18 m radius and longer edge add stability at speed.
Is the Voile W HyperVector good in powder?
The W HyperVector floats well for a 92 mm ski, since the early-rise tip and 123 mm shovel at 164 cm lift in soft snow. Skiers who spend most of the winter in deep powder should look at the W HyperDrifter at 112 to 115 mm underfoot, or pair the two skis as a quiver.
Our Verdict
The Voile W HyperVector Alpine Touring Skis are a light, precise women's touring ski for skiers who measure a day in distance and vertical. A 90 to 92 mm waist, camber underfoot, and a 16.5 to 18 m radius give the W HyperVector a directional, carving descent on firm snow, and 1,125 g per ski at 164 cm keeps the climb efficient. Powder-first skiers will want more width, but for long tours, spring ski mountaineering, and mixed daily laps, the W HyperVector is a strong fit.
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