2027 Radar Carbitex Vector BOA REAR Boot

2027 Radar Carbitex Vector BOA REAR Boot | Open Toe, Redefined

The 2027 Radar Carbitex Vector BOA wraps the Feather Frame 2.0 chassis in Carbitex OmniFlex, which is what turns an open toe binding from a compromise into a genuine performance option. Natural movement, immediate response and clean edge engagement, with the adaptable fit that makes open toe worth having. This is the rear boot — pair it with the matching front, or run it behind a Vapor.

Key Technical Features

• Carbitex OmniFlex: A flexible carbon fibre textile rather than a rigid panel. It's reactive — it transfers energy to the ski immediately while still allowing natural ankle movement. This is what separates the Carbitex Vector from the standard Vector BOA.
• Feather Frame 2.0 Chassis: The only boot system that fully integrates mounting system, baseplate and outer shell into one piece, so you stand closer to the ski. FF 2.0 fits every current ski on the market — you're not limited to a Radar.
• BOA Fit System: Micro-adjustable dial closure. Same fit every session, adjustable on the water.
• Wrap Tech Level 4: The highest wrap level in the Vector range — more material holding your foot to the chassis, so less of your input is lost inside the boot.
• Moulded 3D Tongue and Symmetrical Fit: Symmetrical, so it works on either foot and either position.

Why You'll Love It

Intermediate to advanced. The rear boot is where most people compromise, and it shouldn't be — your back foot is doing as much work as the front through the turn. The universal hole pattern is the practical reason to buy this one: it fits whatever ski you're on now and whatever you upgrade to. If you want a rear toe plate instead of a full boot, look at the HRT or ARTP.

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. On the boundary, go smaller for a firmer fit, larger if you share the ski.

Quick Answers

Rear boot or ARTP?
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.

Does it match the Carbitex Vector front?
Yes — same chassis, same Carbitex wrap, same BOA. Run them as a pair for the most connected open-toe double-boot setup Radar make, or put this behind a Vapor front 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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