Radar Senate Alloy Slalom Ski w/ Double Vector BOA Bindings
The Radar Senate Alloy includes double Vector BOA bindings for balanced two-foot positioning and adjustable fit. BOA adjustment supports secure connection, while the slalom platform helps skiers maintain controlled edging, carving, and responsive turns.
Radar Senate Alloy Slalom Ski w/ Double Vector BOA Bindings Specs
| Construction | Paulownia Wood / PU Hybrid Core (Alloy Series) |
| Binding System | Double Vector BOA (H3 Coiler Dial System) |
| Support Level | Maximum Lateral Stability (360-degree Foot Wrap) |
| Optimal Speed | 26 mph - 32 mph |
| Performance Profile | Superior vibration damping in choppy water conditions |
| Key Feature | Consistent uniform pressure from dual BOA dials for elite control |
Common Question of Radar Senate Alloy
What bindings are included?
The Radar Senate Alloy includes Double Vector BOA bindings. This dual-binding configuration supports front and rear foot positioning, while BOA adjustment helps fine-tune fit. Confirm rider size, stance width, dial adjustment, mounting alignment, and hardware security before using the Double Vector BOA setup.
What does Vector BOA provide?
Vector BOA bindings use dial-based adjustment to help secure and fine-tune the rider’s foot position. Proper tension should feel supportive without restricting circulation. Adjust both bindings carefully, verify stance alignment, and inspect hardware before relying on Vector BOA adjustment.
What is Senate Alloy designed for?
The Radar Senate Alloy is a slalom ski designed for carving, directional stability, and controlled turns. Actual performance depends on skier technique, speed, water conditions, fin setup, and binding position. Configure the bindings correctly for consistent Senate Alloy performance.
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