
The Majesty Havoc is the sort of ski you just want to hang on your wall and look at. But under that artwork of a topsheet hides a true backcountry freeride charger. The Havoc is a strong and directional powerhouse that comes at a super competitive weight for such a wide ski.
Thanks to its features, the Havoc can be your deep days touring ski or your lightweight powder inbounds option. The Havoc is a fast and and immensely adaptable ski. Smooth turns no matter the speed or the conditions are what it's best at. Whether you like to rip down big mountain runs, ski powder and trees, explore the bowls or shred inbounds in variable snow, the Havoc will excel all over the mountain.
Majesty calls their ski technology the 4 x 4 Design Concept, and skiing the Havoc it quickly becomes apparent why such a name. With its carbon and aramid fiber construction, its light paulownia/poplar hybrid core and its 4-radii sidecut, this freeride backcountry ski really feels like an all-terrain vehicle!
4 x 4 Design Concept
The 4Radius sidecut means that there are 4 radii in the sidecut of the skis, which gives you more confidence in turns as you can engage the edge more effectively and keep it the edge engaged easier and longer. It enhances your ability to make short, sharp turns, long big mountain turns and you can release the edge immediately when needed. This enhanced control significantly improves stability, giving you more confidence at any speed and all types of terrain.
The 4Radius rocker tip means that there are 4 radii in the rocker profile, which reduces drag, maximizes top speed and control.
Specifications
Lengths available (cm) | 166 171 176 181 186 191 |
Weight (g) | 1689 in 176 cm verified |
Radius (m) | 23 m in 186 cm |
Sidecut |
143/110/127 (in 186 cm) |
Profile |
Tip and Tail Rocker 5 mm camber underfoot |
Construction |
Paulownia/Poplar Core Carbon and Aramid Stringers Carbon/Fiberglass Laminate |
The Bottom Line |
Deep days charger Alpine performance at touring weight Scratch-resistant top-sheet to keep the artwork intact |