Majesty Superwolf Carbon
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What we think:
Majesty is setting the bar high, very high in the traditional ski category. We'd even go as far as saying that the Superwolf is our new reference for those looking for a ski that can effortlessly handle 30 to 35 cm of fresh snow while still being an absolute technical terrain weapon.
Don't be bluffed; the Superwolf Carbon is not for schnoodles and Powder 8s. But to the classically-skilled alpine skier, a bit of speed and some angles are all you'll need to enjoy one of the most responsive and stable skis out there. And when the going gets tough, the traditional cambered profile, flat tail and stiff tip will keep you on your feet.
A beautiful ski, with equally beautiful performance, perfectly suited to those who grew up carving turns at the ski hill and are looking for excellence in all situations but the deepest powder.
Tests
What Blister Gear Review Says: "With the Superwolf, Majesty has done a great job of making a touring ski that’s light enough for long days while still being predictable, intuitive, versatile, and pretty stable (for its weight) in a fairly wide range of conditions. From good corn to firm, steep lines, the Superwolf has proven to be a reliable backcountry option, and Jonathan Ellsworth and I have been quite impressed."
We carry the lighter carbon version of the Superwolf.
Specifications
| Lengths available (cm) | 160 166 172 178 184 |
| Weight (g) | 1250 1310 1400 |
| Radius (m) |
13.2 m (160 cm) 15.1 m (166 cm) 17 m (172 cm) 18 m (178 cm) 19.2 m (184 cm) |
| Sidecut |
128/91/108 (160 cm) 129/91/109 (166 cm) 132/91/110 (172 cm) 131/91/111 (178 cm) 132/91/112 (184 cm) |
| Profile |
Tip Rocker, Camber underfoot |
| Construction |
Paulownia Core, Fiberglass and Carbon overlays Semi-Cap Sandwich Sidewall |
| The Bottom Line |
Everything you could want in a mountaineering ski A top-sheet worthy of being displayed as a work of art |