2027 Radar ARTP

2027 Radar ARTP | Fits Any Foot on the Boat

The 2027 Radar ARTP is the plain adjustable rear toe plate — no BOA dial, no carbon upper, just the adjustment range and the footbed. On a rear that mostly exists so anyone can take a set, that's often all you actually need, and it's the cheapest way to make a ski usable by the whole boat.

Key Technical Features

• Independent Floating Tongue: The tongue moves separately from the wrap, so the plate closes over very different foot volumes without pressure points on the instep. This is what does the actual work of fitting a range of feet.
• Contoured Footbed: Shaped rather than flat, which gives the back foot something to locate against — the usual weak point of a cheap toe plate.
• Feather Frame 2.0 Chassis: Mounting system, baseplate and shell in one piece, so you stand closer to the ski. Modular, so it pairs with any Feather Frame front boot and can be upgraded later without changing the front.

Why You'll Love It

Beginner to intermediate. This is the practical choice for a ski that lives on a family boat and gets used by whoever's up next. Take the Vector BOA ARTP instead if you want to re-fit it quickly between skiers — the dial is genuinely faster than the strap. Anyone actively driving off the back foot should be in a rear boot, not a plate.

Size Guide

• Small: US 5–8 · UK 4–7 · EU 38–41 · JP 23–26
• Standard: US 7–11 · UK 6–10 · EU 40–45 · JP 25–29
• XL: US 10–14 · UK 9–13 · EU 42–48 · JP 28–32

Sizes overlap on purpose — each plate adjusts across its range and a bit beyond.

Quick Answers

ARTP or Vector BOA ARTP?
Same plate and floating tongue. The Vector adds a BOA dial, which re-fits for the next skier in seconds instead of re-lacing. If the ski changes feet every set, the dial is worth it; if it's mostly one skier, this does the job.

ARTP or rear boot?
A rear boot is the most locked-in for two-feet-in course skiing. An ARTP is lighter, easier for foot-out starts and lets you slide your rear foot without re-drilling. Foot-out or casual, ARTP; two-feet-in, rear boot.

Will it fit my ski?
Yes — the Feather Frame 2.0 chassis is built to mount on every current slalom ski, Radar or otherwise.

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