Vapor Shape + 0.4” Width

Radar starts with the exact same Vapor tunnel and bevel configuration that powers competition skiing, then adds extra width outside the concave. The active wet surface — what turns and grips the ski — stays the same. The added width gives you more float and a more forgiving platform at slower speeds, without making the ski feel sluggish or wide.

Women’s-Specific Carbon Layup

The Women’s Union uses a lighter carbon layup than the men’s version, tuned specifically to allow women to roll into turns and drive across the wakes with less physical input. You don’t need to muscle this ski — it responds to lighter, more precise movements, which matches how most women skiers naturally generate power.

High-Speed Flow Line

The Union’s outline uses straight lines from the wide point through the tail — no outside radius. This increases water flow efficiency, reduces drag, and makes the ski fast and smooth from one side of the wake to the other. A slower boat speed doesn’t mean a slow ski: the Union still rips the way a slalom ski should on Okanagan Lake’s glassy morning runs.

All-Terrain Core — 100% Carbon

The All-Terrain construction is Radar’s most forgiving layup, wrapped in 100% carbon fibre for a consistent flex pattern every time. It absorbs rougher water and afternoon chop on Kalamalka Lake without bucking you off the ski, letting you focus on technique rather than survival.