- Location
- Harveys Lake PA
2015 Rage Composite Works Havoc, Johnny Leftly:
anyone who rode in Havasu or Daytona feel free to post your thoughts.
anyone who rode in Havasu or Daytona feel free to post your thoughts.
Rage Composite Works Havoc
- Thread starter Brian_216
- Start date
- Location
- South Florida
Wow! That really makes me wish I made it to Lake Diaz this weekend.
- Location
- New York Crew
Rode both the 964/148 and 1105/155 skis. Really enjoyed the 1105 the best for flat as it was more set to my liking. The 964 wasnt as loose, shorter ride plate though. Its crazy the difference little set up changes make. You have another hit here IMO. The look of this ski is spot on. A lot of people commented that it is now on their short list if not at the top.
Only thing im upset about was myself not riding the 964 in the surf. I loved the last green one in the surf with the same package. It is probably the best all around surf flat combo going.
Only thing im upset about was myself not riding the 964 in the surf. I loved the last green one in the surf with the same package. It is probably the best all around surf flat combo going.
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- Location
- sask, canada
I rode the orange Havoc with TPE 1105 in Daytona and it's a fun hull. Rides nice, turns well, slides out easy. The footholds were a little tight for my big feet, but I pulled off a flip with decent height after only a couple minutes on it. Nice work Rage!
- Location
- South Florida
Brian, can you list all the changes from the brawler? Or is that info somewhere else? Not asking for secrets, just general what done to make what better, size difference, etc? I know front is redone for more rocker but unsure on the rest.
Btw. I loved the concave front foothold for holding fire extinguisher idea. Smart easy idea.
Btw. I loved the concave front foothold for holding fire extinguisher idea. Smart easy idea.
- Location
- Harveys Lake PA
1.5 inches longer in the bottom deck. +2 pump tunnel taking up to a 160. Rockered nose, lower hood with breathers and lowered sloped tray. Squared off the front of the tray.
- Location
- South Florida
Does it ride any different than the brawler? I loved the ride of the brawler btw.
Freakrider
X247
- Location
- Tampa Bay area
My view at Daytona, very nice looking ski Brian !
Big Kahuna
Administrator
- Location
- Tuscaloosa, AL
Rides flatter, Not as much nose up attitude.
- Location
- Lake Orion, MI
I rode the green ski at the lake in Daytona. I'm not one to jump on someone's ski and thrash it around so I just rode around to get a feel for the hull. Instantly when I jumped on I became comfortable and felt by the end of the ride I could have attempted some tricks.
I noticed right away that the ski rides a lot "smaller" that it is. This reminded me of the DVX (which I currently own). This ski provides the best of both worlds as it is stable and will carve turns and will also slide out when you want it to.( reminded me of a super freak badass here). The ski also had nice pop on wakes and had that light feeling like it was gliding on top of the water.
I think the straight kick footholds are a huge plus as well as the amount of padding you can put in them. The wide stance in the tray made me feel instantly comfortable.
In the end, this hull rocks and would be on my list if I didn't own a DVX.
Fit and finish of this hull looked awesome and the owner of the ski was really nice. Looks like a good buying experience for new customers looking to get into an am hull. Good luck selling these, but I doubt you will need it. Theses hulls will sell themselves
Thanks for letting me take it for a spin
-Bobby
I noticed right away that the ski rides a lot "smaller" that it is. This reminded me of the DVX (which I currently own). This ski provides the best of both worlds as it is stable and will carve turns and will also slide out when you want it to.( reminded me of a super freak badass here). The ski also had nice pop on wakes and had that light feeling like it was gliding on top of the water.
I think the straight kick footholds are a huge plus as well as the amount of padding you can put in them. The wide stance in the tray made me feel instantly comfortable.
In the end, this hull rocks and would be on my list if I didn't own a DVX.
Fit and finish of this hull looked awesome and the owner of the ski was really nice. Looks like a good buying experience for new customers looking to get into an am hull. Good luck selling these, but I doubt you will need it. Theses hulls will sell themselves
Thanks for letting me take it for a spin
-Bobby
- Location
- las vegas
Just got my new havoc on the water this week and let me say I was 100% comfortable instantly no learning curve on this thing no sliding out in search for that edge, extremely predictable and stable ride didn't get crazy on it yet still need to get the prop and carbs right but WOW my expectations on this were beyond met the craftsmanship quality and continous customer support warrants the attention of everyone looking to progress themselves in our sport and need to get some time on one of these beauty's. You will not be disappointed