Majesty Superwolf Carbon Ski 2024

Majesty Superwolf Carbon Ski 2024

Majesty is an independent ski company based in the in the High Tatra Mountains in southern Poland, ideal terrain for backcountry skiing. Majesty has made quite a splash with their latest touring skis, using innovative designs to create wide yet light touring skis that offer all-round performance and high quality skiing in diverse terrain.

Majesty have equipped the 2024 carbon touring skis with a flat tail, rocker tip, semi-cap construction, paulownia wood core, full carbon layup and carbon-aramid fibers. 
This allows them to build ultra-lightweight skis offering unmatched skiing stability even in the sketchiest weather and terrain conditions.
The Biaxial carbon carbon design allows Majesty to customise the carbon fibre orientation between 0°, 30° and 45° to control and optimise flex without losing stiffness or responsiveness.

Majesty have reduced the length of the tail of the ski which increases the length of the contact edge, thereby enhancing grip, control and drive in the turns. 
They call this COT (cut-off tail) technology. By reducing the tail length and moving the skier's stance back, Majesty have created quicker turning and more versatile skis.
Skis are shorter and lighter without compromising any functionality and the Superwolf Carbon is even more versatile, the longer contact edge allows you to ski even shorter skis than what has been previously considered functional.

The Superwolf Carbon is a specialised lightweight ski-mountaineering ski with a dynamic flex and agility in all terrain conditions.
A high performance ski mountaineering ski, Majesty's design gives the Superwolf Carbon high speed stability plus manoeuvrability when the terrain gets tight.
With a superbly versatile 130-91-110 mm sidecut, the Superwolf Carbon weighs in at only 2.52 kg / pair (both 172 cm) and is designed for advanced ski-mountaineering and ski touring.

Majesty Superwolf Carbon Ski Features:

Carbon-Kevlar fiberglass
Textolite plate

Want to know more about ski shape and flex? See our BLOG Ski Geometry - Shape & Flex.