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Havoc 110 Carbon - Freeride Touring Skis | 110 mm

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Havoc 110 Carbon - Freeride Touring Skis | 110 mm

Majesty Havoc Carbon 110 is the ultimate backcountry freeride & freetouring carbon ski. Are you an advanced skier seeking the perfect pair of performance skis for your backcountry adventures? Look no further because the Majesty Havoc Carbon 110 is meticulously designed to exceed your expectations. This true performance ski tackles hardpack with ease, effortlessly conquers deep snow, remains lightweight for uphill treks while maintaining the durability to withstand inbound windboard conditions. From steep big mountain lines to any type of challenging landscape that lies ahead, the Havoc Carbon 110 is crafted to provide unparalleled joy, day-in and day-out. Don't settle for anything less.
Equipped with our cutting-edge 4x4 Design Concept (4Radius sidecut x 4Radius rocker), the Havoc Carbon guarantees stability at high speeds without compromising maneuverability in tight spaces. Its innovative shape, enhanced by the 4Radius sidecut, ensures agile and precise turns, no matter the terrain.



LENGTH WEIGHT SIDECUT (MM) RADIUS (M)
166 cm 1700 g 138 - 110 - 124 mm R17-R19-R22-R18
171 cm 1750 g 139 - 110 - 125 mm R17-R19-R22-R18
176 cm 1825 g 140 - 110 - 125 mm R17-R19-R22-R18
181 cm 1950 g 141 - 110 - 126 mm R18-R20-R23-R19
186 cm 2000 g 143 - 110 - 127 mm R18-R20-R23-R19
191 cm 2130 g 144 - 110 - 128 mm R18-R20-R23-R19



TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Majesty Havoc Carbon technical profile color: Black, graphite with rosebud cherry fade.
top sheet finish: matte, scuff resistant material, carbon layup visible in transparent Majesty logo
skier ability: advanced - expert
designed for: freeride-touring
design: semi-hybrid: tip rocker/camber
shape: directional
flex: directional
flex ratio: 9 (1=soft | 10=stiff)
rocker type: 240 mm (tips)
construction: 4Radius rocker, 4Radius sidecut, semi-cap sidewalls, triax + quadrax fiberglass, full biax carbon fiber layup
wood core: tip to tail paulownia core with poplar inserts
base: fast base IS7200
extras: 4x4 Design Concept, textolite composite plates in binding area, skin bracket heels
mounting drill bit: 4.1 mm x 9 mm



  • Recommended binding: Majesty-ATK R12, R13evo 108 mm or equivalent
  • Recommended crampon width: 120 mm

 

Should You Choose Havoc Carbon or Havoc Ti?

The key differences between Carbon and Ti lie in weight, dampness, and rebound performance. Both Havoc 110 models share the same shape and profile, but their core and construction are tuned for different riding styles and conditions.

For Freeride Touring & Telemark Setups

Go with the Havoc Carbon. Built for agility and efficiency, this lighter-weight ski delivers faster rebound and snappier energy return thanks to its carbon fiber construction. It’s ideal for technical, tight and steep terrain where responsiveness as well as uphill performance matter most.

For Alpine / Downhill Freeride Setups

Choose the Havoc Ti. This version adds a single layer of Titanal for a damper, more planted ride. It thrives in mixed snow conditions - from chop and crust to steep and pow, high-speed descents - providing added stability and power when skiing aggressively in variable terrain.

Customer Reviews

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Decker Brown
Quick, Strong and Playful Ski

Love these skis, went from some Black Crows that I loved, but these, these are absolutely beautiful and amazing to ride on. They can handle anything I throw at them and are so lightweight. The product photos don’t really show it, but the transparent top sheet over the Majesty logo and the Carbon element square are gorgeous in the sun and will make all your fellow skiers jealous.

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Austin B
Best Freeride touring ski ever

Boy o boy. These skis delivered. Majesty knocked it out of the park on these. Spent about 10 days touring these through the Alaskan backcountry and they are incredible, so light and nimble for the uptrack, but strong, stable and playful for the down. These things crushed in deep snow with the big rocketed tips and made skiing those dreamy Alaskan spines a dream. Best free ride touring ski on the market

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Jake
Playful, strong and light, with no compromise on downhill performance.

Safe to say, I was absolutely blown away by my first day on these, and have continued to be ever since. These skis are strong and stable enough to feel comfortable sending tight chutes and tackling slopes well past 45 degrees. But they’re also playful enough to throw around and make riding any conditions enjoyable. On top of that, they’re light enough to make touring much more enjoyable than other heavy substitutes.

I bounced around different pairs of Freeride skis before I settled on the havocs, but am now completely set on these being my go to all-mountain ski. I mounted them with shift 13 bindings, and cannot tell you how enjoyable it is to tour with a ski that is light but doesn’t compromise on downhill performance.