Vandal - All-Terrain Freestyle Skis | 95 mm

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Vandal - All-Terrain Freestyle Skis | 95 mm

The Majesty Vandal is built for skiers who refuse to be confined to one style, one trick, or one line. If you’re looking to dominate every terrain and push the limits of freestyle creativity, this ski is your ultimate weapon. With a 100% symmetrical shape and flex, feather-light swing weight, and a true twin-tip profile, the Vandal lets you ride switch or regular with absolute confidence and ease.

Performance Meets Playfulness

The Vandal strikes the perfect balance between flex, rigidity, and lightweight construction, making it a dream for riders who demand both stability and maneuverability. The 4Radius sidecut, borrowed from Majesty’s most advanced freeride designs, enhances turn initiation and control in variable snow, allowing for smooth, responsive carving wherever you ride.

Engineered for Big Air & Smooth Landings

A tip-to-tail wood core and protective gum zones absorb shock on epic jumps, rails, and landings, keeping your ride smooth and lively. Whether you're boosting out of the halfpipe, perfecting your spins, or sending it off natural features, the Vandal is built to handle it all.

Best For:

✔️ Versatile twin-tip skiers who demand all-terrain performance
✔️ Freestyle riders looking for high-performance, technical skis
✔️ Skiers who want soft flex with enhanced edge performance
✔️ 100% symmetrical twin-tip design with a semi-wide waist

Unleash your inner freestyle legend – the Majesty Vandal is ready for the ride.


LENGTH WEIGHT SIDECUT (mm) RADIUS (m)
169 cm 1580 g 130 - 95 - 130 R17 / R20 / R20 / R17
175 cm 1670 g 130 - 95 - 130 R17 / R20/ R/20 / R17
181 cm 1770 g 130 - 95 - 130 R17 / R20/ R/20 / R17

*The turn radius shown above refers to the geometric values of an unloaded ski. Average weight of the product series; weights +/- 5% tolerance. No guarantee or warranty of accuracy. We reserve the right to make any changes at any time without notice.


TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Majesty Vandal skis rocker profle color: black & white
top sheet finish: matte, scuff resistant material
skier ability: intermediate - advanced
designed for: all-terrain freestyle
design: hybrid: rocker/camber/rocker
shape: symmetrical: true twin-tip
flex: twin
flex ratio: 5 (1=soft | 10=stiff)
rocker type: 150 mm (tips & tails)
construction: 4Radius sidecut, semi-cap sidewalls, triax + biax fiberglass, protective gum zones under the core
wood core: playful poplar & ash blend core
base: fast base IS7200
extras: endless and unbridled fun!
mounting drill bit: 3.6mm x 9mm

How to size Vandal Freestyle skis based on your height and skill level:

YOUR HEIGHT (cm / ft'in") TYPE I TYPE II TYPE III
≤160 cm (≤5'3") - - -
161-170 cm (5'4"-5'7") - 169 cm 169 cm
171-180 cm (5'7"-5'11") 169 cm 175 cm 181 cm
181-190 cm (5'11"-6'3") 175 cm 181 cm 181 cm
≥191 cm (≥6'3") 181 cm 181 cm 181 cm


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Jake
My go-to quiver ski for 5+ years now.

I first purchased a pair of Majesty Vandals back in 2018, and have enjoyed them so much that I've since purchased two additional pairs. On average, I ride between 80 and 100 days per season, and like skiing a healthy mix of groomers, steeps, terrain park, and trees in a variety of conditions. I wanted something that would perform regardless of what I choose to ski on the day, and the Vandals do exactly that. The playful build guarantees me a day of fun even on the worst snow conditions.

Each new model of the Vandals that I've owned have been progressively better than the last, and I am now riding the 2023 model, mounted 2cm rear of true centre, with a pair of pivot 18s. Safe to say that the latest recipe from Majesty is right on the money - I haven't skied anything that performs so well all over the park, but will absolutely crush any all-mountain terrain. Not to mention that they carve like a dream, and would give any directional carver a run for its money.

The best comparison I could give to someone who hasn't ridden these skis is that they are most similar to the Armada ARVs (but better in my opinion), or like a more park-orientated bent chetler 100. I have faith these would quickly become the quiver-favourite for any prospective buyer.