For years, the ski and board community has clung to outdated ideas about cap construction, stuck in the past when foam-core skis gave it a bad name. But times have changed, and so has the tech. The truth? Cap construction—when done right—creates skis and boards that are light, durable, and perform just as well as traditional sidewall construction. The issue? …
Mounting a 3-pin binding on your Voile ski? You’ll need to know two key measurements: In this guide, we’ll walk you through finding both, ensuring a proper mount for your setup. What You’ll Need Before we dive in, gather the following tools to get the job done accurately:– Tape measure– Straight edge– Masking or painter’s tape– Pen– Voile Boot Center …
Now that the TTS Transit Telemark binding has been on the scene for a full season, we thought it was the perfect time to compile some frequently asked questions and provide some answers! But before we dive into the FAQs, let’s take a moment to break down what makes this binding special. Without further ado, here’s a closer look at …
Today we’re going to take a look at a few XCD binding and boot options paired with Voile Endeavor BC skis to find out which setup is going to be right for you. We have the classic Voile 201 Tele 3-Pin binding, Rottefella Xplore Backcountry binding, and Voile 3-Pin Cable Telemark Binding paired with Alpina Alaska 75, Alaska XP, and …
The Essence of Telemark Skiing Telemark skiing, with its rich heritage and distinctive style, offers a unique approach to exploring the outdoors. Among the various setups for telemark skiing, the 3-pin binding system stands out for its simplicity, reliability, and direct connection to the ski. It may be old school, but it’s still around for a reason. Lately, we’ve been …
Greetings to the telemark skiers and the telemark-curious. Today we are diving into a debate that echoes through ski shops, chairlifts, and internet forums everywhere: Should you opt for an NTN (New Telemark Norm) or 75mm setup? The discussion of NTN vs 75mm is not just a matter of preference, but a significant decision that will impact your experience on …
With the introduction of the Charger ACE to the Voile lineup, there are now three distinct ski construction options that we offer: Standard, Hyper, and ACE. Each of these options features unique characteristics that cater to different backcountry skier preferences. When it comes to determining which ski is right for you, it’s important to take a look at what skis …
Today we’re going to take a look at some of our favorite NTN setups we’ve been on recently and see which one is right for you. It’s important to note that we’ve found all of the more touring-focused NTN bindings in this article work well with all of these skis. There isn’t a combination you can go wrong with. You …
The Voile Channel Puck System is our answer to the insert binding mount systems of the past. The Channel Puck System is featured across our entire board lineup due to its micro-adjustability and ease of adjustment. Whether you’re on a workbench or out in the field, the channel puck system offers supreme convenience. Here we will go over the features …
Here at Voile, we have 4 distinct Splitboard shapes in our lineup. Each one is geared toward a distinct feel and style of riding. Hence, there are a few notable characteristics in each board that help them specialize in these different categories. While there are riders out there who’d be comfortable with any of these boards as a daily driver, …
