Voile HyperDrifter Skis

A clear bluebird day deep in the British Columbia backcountry. After 24 hours of a relentless snowstorm, we were able to peek out of the hut window and make out the tips of our skis barely poking out of the 46 inches of fresh snow that piled up overnight. I couldn't be happier to see that iconic "voile" ski tip looking back at me. A situation where bottomless powder may have been too much powder if I was on the wrong pair of skis. At 122 underfoot, I brought the fattest pair of skis in the group with me on the 8-mile approach to the hut. At 3.1 kg per pair, this was a negligible price to pay to bring the right tool for once-in-a-lifetime conditions. For today's tour, I was on designated trail-breaking duty. Only these powder boards were able to efficiently break track where other skiers were sinking to their chests. Once the skin track was set, the game was on. We harvested snow from morning to the last rays of light. 11k of vert of the deepest snow of my life. A type of vertical that is only possible when the skis are doing the work for you. These Hyperdifters are a dream. As the week at the hut trip progressed the storm snow sintered and we never skied powder quite as deep as that first day. The Hyperdrifters still held their own in a variety of conditions. Snappy and responsive all around. I imagined how differently this trip would have played out if I was not able to borrow these pair of Voile Hyperdrifters from a buddy whose season was cut short due to a bum knee. I can't think of a better ski for soft conditions!

I havent skied these but I thought the original drifter was the best fat ski I've ever ridden. It was like having super lightweight landing gear on all the time. For the size they were super snappy and really easy to get in the air. Of course, I only tele'ed on them so who knows what is like to lock it down.

The ultimate backcountry powder ski... not your everyday charger, but as floaty and forgiving as you'd like in bottomless POW. Bought these for my annual mission to Japan, but now bust them out whenever I can!

Started my backcountry journey on Chargers and then DPS Wailers 185 and 106 under foot. I always felt a bit under powered in these skiis although they are awesome. So finally upgraded to the 186 Hyperdrifters and stiffer boots 130’s. What a difference amazing skiing with great float and good control in the trees. Very little weight sacrifice, likely won’t win the Powderkeg in these but I will definitely have way more fun!!

Powder Drifters for sure. Best fat ski I have ever owned! The float is amazing and rises to the top on the chop and let's you enjoy! Coming back in bounds I was amazed that they were actually enjoyable to ski in bounds and preformed surprisedly well on the groomers. For such a light ski there was no chatter and held a nice edge in an aggressive turn! These skis will take you skiing! Highly recommend these skis and the Hyper Glide 140mm Skins.

When you pull these skis out you know its going to be a good day. Fat, fatter and crazy nimble. A longer running surface than the V8, these skis like to go fast but can also turn on a dime. With a similar shape to the HyperCharger but with a few more ho-ho's these skis can still trench turns on the hardpack but handle the absolute deepest days that ma' nature can throw at you. Hyper core makes them oh so light for touring. Just remember to start praying for snow in the early fall because these skis will devour any fresh you put in front of them.