Voile WSP Skis

Product Description

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It’s two days after a huge storm, and across the canyon, there are a bizillion bozos slogging up a cat track at the resort. Go figure.

For those skiers who relish the pain of SkiMo racing, or their newfound association with Eurotrash, Voilé now offers a terribly-reliable ski to further inflict anguish upon themselves: The Voilé WSP.

Yes, “further” is accurate all right. Especially since the WSP, and its sister, The WSG, are built to finish races without breaking beforehand.

Thanks to its Paulownia wood core, carbon-fiberglass construction and rockered tip, the Men’s WSP is light enough to climb uphill with speed, yet stable enough to ski downhill without embarassment. And most importantly, stay in one piece.

Short for Wasatch Speed Project and born in the shadow of the Wasatch Mountains, the WSP is the world’s first American-made SkiMo ski.

Voilé: It sounds French and has always meant “lightweight skis.” As such, the advent of The WSP was probably inevitable.

Construction

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Lightweight Paulownia Wood Core
2 Carbon Fiberglass Layers
Durable Polyamide Topsheet
1.8mm Steel Side Edges
Notched Tip (for skin attachment)
Rockered Tip