Radar Vector Feather Frame Water Ski Binding

Every now and then a product comes along and redefines its category and we think the Vector has done just that for water ski boots. A boot of tournament level performance built with the comfort of your house slippers. It’s also lower and lighter than any other available boot, keeping you in more control and aiding in a lightweight set-up. Cuff height has been set for great lateral stability and the 3-D molded tongue offers firm support, controlling forward pressure. Carbon inlay panels make the 2012 Vector a work of art too. Feather Frame chassis 1/3 lower, 1/3 lighter... The industry’s first completely integrated boot. Our Feather Frame is the first boot system to completely integrate the mounting system, base plate and comfort outer shell all into a single component. No screws or plates are attached to the newest, lightest boot system in the industry. The FeatherFrame is amazingly light without sacrificing the structural integrity of the chassis. In addition to the streamlined effectual design, moving your foot closer to the ski for improved feel and performance. The foot cradle in the FeatherFrame has improved torsional foothold over its predecessor by eliminating lateral foot movement inside the shell. This chassis reduces the skis overall weight allowing for more ski control with less work.

Binding Features

• Front hole pattern is universal. Either front boot option will go on to any ski.
• Aluminum Plated boots go onto any mfgr's ski.
• Small Rear Feather Frame boots fit onto 65, 67" 2011 Radar Skis
• Std. Feather Frames fit onto all Radar Skis and Connelly/D3 hole pattern
• XL Rear Feather Frames fit onto 67, 69 and 71" 2011 Radar Skis
• FeatherFrame Chassis = 1/3 lower and 1/3 lighter
• Single 3D molded tongue
• Double lacing
• Taller cuff and softer overall flex
• Narrower chassis for a better fit
• New footbed with a more defined heel cup and arch
• New internal construction for a better fit and increased comfort
• Medium Density footbed drives responsiveness