SKU: 1209 Hyper Glide Splitboard Climbing Skins with Voile Tail Clips – 130mm

Well-designed clips that fit most shapes, the straps don't break, the glide/grip is perfect, the glue seems to be fine, they're light, packable, and come in a fetching black handbag that doesn't at all make you feel weird carrying it around in the trailhead parking lot. I've used almost every skin out there, and these are always my favorite.

Nice and light. They pull apart easily, but with stickiness. However they seem to loose their grip/stickiness after a short time. Clips keep them on but an all day tour could be worrisome.

These skins are amazing. Great glide and great grip. They are lightweight and pack up nicely. Just bought my second pair after the glue on my first pair starting to come off after 3 years of hard use. These skins give me so much confidence while skinning up steep terrain or slick snow. I will not be buying any other skin.

This is my second pair. My other other pair lasted 4 or 5 season's. I only need to add glue and they will be back in business. This is saying a lot because I live off grid on top of a peak and snowboard everyday I can. These are the best skins hands down! I’ve slid with a lot of other people who use other brands and they have problems when mine keep working perfectly. Totally Stoked on my Voile gear! From boards, skins to straps! The first and still the BEST!!

Just a fantastic skin. Packable, light, glidable, durable, and the glue has been outstanding. I left mine indoors in a pantry accidentally after two seasons of use for a summer, and the glue opened immediately, without issue a week ago. Have been out four times this season already- they are like new.

I have been splitting utah for 22years w volie skins got these as upgrade and like supporting my local volie. The Good-pack way smaller, lighter, easier to peel, Glue very easy to recover when snow on glue. Maby better glide in flats. The bad. Less tracktion.- Wasatch skinners are often a bit steeper and if it hasn't snowed in a while these don't cut it. I never use crampons but crampons required w these skins Left skin glue not strong enough, glue gets consistently snow dusted. Definitely Not an improvement for my location/mission. I have abandoned these and am back to my orange voile skins. I would not recc these to begginers or for challenging skinners. 2star because glue fails and gotta scrape glue on edge to get snow off every other up since day 2. please bring back old volie skins- they are awesome. Also order shorter ones if close- they run long.

Just upgraded to some new skins, and it's the best upgrade I've done in years. These are light, work great, and served me very well over a few days on a hut trip straight out of the box. They looked to be a bit short on my 169 board, but I didn't notice any drag from the tail clip attachment plate.

There seem to be more splits at 27 cm wide and up these days, might be time to make these 140-145 cm wide. I love the tip clips, no stitching and clean.

I had a set of orange nylon Voile skins that lasted me nearly ten seasons, so when they finally started to fail I decided to take a chance on these and get some of the glide I was used to on my super-threadbare orange carpets, but with some actual grip mixed in. They are a revelation! Grip is nearly as good as full nylon, even on icy East Coast tracks, and the glide is simply amazing. Touring with friends now often breaks into two groups: those that have "gone green" at the front and those who haven't bringing up the rear. They are supple and pack way smaller than full nylon skins, but somehow they seem to hold up to skinning over rocks and logs, through streams and gravel crusted snow just as well. They might be Pomoca efficient, but they're Voile tough. The tip loop is bomber and the tail is quick to adjust to different board lengths in my quiver (except the V-tail) and has only ever popped off in the thickest of 'schwack. I've used them for three seasons in conditions from -25F to 50F and the glue has never failed me.

If you're a splitboarder, these are definitely the best skins in the world for you. I've been splitboarding in Colorado, Wyoming, California, VT, and NH for 8 years and me & my entire crew of homies agree these are the best skins in the world for skinning deep dow in the winter, sketchy icy kick-turns in the spring, and everything in between. My friends have tried Jones, Pomoca, BD, everything under the sun, and Voile skins are always the tried and true option. Great stick, great glide, heavy duty yet lightweight. Almost NEVER have issues with them. Just buy them my friend!!!!

These skins work amazing, have used them for a number of seasons and they are sticky and are still going strong

Easily installed and very durable. Glide right up the mountain

Gone through a lot of voile skins over the years and have always felt they were the best. However, bought my son some new hyper glide splitboard skins and while the new glue is easy to separate the skins it does not stick to the bottom of the board at all. 210$ is a lot for us and I am super dissapointed, nothing sucks more than skin failure on your second lap with an epic day ahead of you. Going to throw some BD skin glue on them and hope for better results.

Decided to go back to the tried and true Voile skins after several seasons of messing around with cheaper skins during my former dirt bag lifestyle. Nose and tail clips are rad and perfectly line up with my splitboard, eliminating that teeny gap that inevitably fills with snow. After half a dozen tours ranging from mashed potatoes to steep dawn patrol groomers, the traction of these skins is great and very reliable. I have not experienced any slipping. They are lightweight, super sticky but not TOO sticky, great glide. My only gripe is that on my most recent hot pow day, I was the only one in my group getting massive amounts of snow glopping underfoot, as compared to my partners with a new pair of G3s and seasoned Pomocas. Not a huge deal and the problem is easily solved with a liberal application of skin glue, but something for Voile to be aware of. Super happy I made the decision to come back to Voile!

They are indeed lightweight, the new glue is awesome, and glide is no issue. HOWEVER, the real purpose of a skin is to climb and these are subpar to previous Voile Climbing skins I have used over the last decade. Just took em out in non-technical conditions on a skin track that wasn't crazy steep and the grip was extremely poor. I don't see myself ever using them after today's experience.

I ordered the Voile Hyper Glide Splitboard Skins with Tail Clips 155cm-162cm for my NS Prospector 160cm. The skins came up shorter than expected at the tail, similar to what is shown in the image, and I was a little nervous. Hiked/rode Berthoud Pass, CO Sunday (Jan 10th) with no issues. These skins replaced an older pair of Volie skins from 2015 (forget the model, but the were orange ones). The Hyper Glide are super light and the glue is a tacky, but not as gooey the older skins, which is nice and cuts down on weight. I have been splitboarding for 8-years and these are by far the best skins I have used, worth the extra money. The trimming tool that comes with the skins is also a plus!

Have been using the same skins for 6+ years and have to say they are the best skins I have ever owned. Especially hearing from friends that have other brands that only last 2-3 years. Thanks Voile! Be safe in the backcountry and read the Avy reports before you head out!

So smooth on the way up! Little resistance. These help save energy on the accent, and weigh your bag down less on the decent!

light weight skins that pack small and take less space in your pack. Nice glide with plenty of traction for the climb..... even on Wasatch skinners.

They're like velcro for the snow. Need I say more? Oh yeah, and they're super lightweight and don't clog up with snow. Even after years of use, the tail clips keep them firmly attached to your board when the glue wears out, but remember, you can always reglue them!

These skins were a great purchase. They functioned perfectly with my splitboard and managed the terrain easily. I was impressed with how lightweight and easy they were to store on the way down the mountain. Super happy I got my climbing skins from Voile.

For the serious tourer, who values minimalistic functionality. These skins are extremely low profile and low volume. Ideal for the weight conscious, without compromising performance. Voile has eliminated the need for skin savers, further increasing user ability and each can be stored glue on glue, conveniently on one's person without the need to be Schwarzeneggar to seperate, on each transition. The mohair blend allows for glideablity and grip, in all snow conditions. Faultless skins from the pioneers of backcountry splitboard equipment.

Performed as described in a cold snowpack. I enjoyed the light weight and lower volume when stored in my jacket.