4.5 Stars Based based on 4 votes on 2013-11-16 12:14:31
Spec:
SHAPE: Directional
SIDECUT: Quadratic
45° Thin Con - Sidewall
Versatility Core
Triaxial Fiberglass
Linear Carbon and Aramid Reinforcement
True Color Sintered Fusion Base
Fusion Tip and Tail
Patented True-Flex Inserts
Dual Resin System
SIZES: 148, 152, 156, 159, 162
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DESCRIPTION: ALL KILLER, NO FILLER
Often mistaken for a pricier shred stick, the Havoc is the Ride DNA we build our high-end boards on. Featuring no-nonsense performance for the Rider who likes a lot of drive and punch such as Jimi Tomer, the setup includes a stiff flex and responsive feel from its Versatility Core, Carbon and Aramid Reinforcements, and Triax Glass torsion attack. Never falling short, it’s time to implement the Havoc into your quiver as a high-energy single board or as a complement to your soft jibber for more critical Riding.
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by Perl on 11.07.2008
Strengths: Hey all! Ivé been riding for 20 years and this board actually RULES!! Has the same shape as burton custom but rides (hehe) better in all conditions and is halv the price! ive been riding nearly all brands and different kinda boards and Ride Havoc for 4 years now and its truly is the best board I ever tried! I just bought a new one! Last years 156. Been riding 159 the 4 years on Havoc and I want to progress even more on my freestyle so I got a bit shorter board. Tried it out last season and ITS JUST SO GOOD ON IT ALL!
By one and smile!
Weaknesses: Maybee a bit stiff for lighter guys (145 or lighter) or beginners. Otherwise... :-)
