Radar Graviton Trick Ski

Description

Technical trick skiing depends on a clean release, controlled rail contact, and a flex pattern that responds under pressure, and the Radar Graviton Trick Ski brings those requirements together in a finless competition platform. The ski uses a precision CNC-machined ultralight PVC foam core, Textreme carbon fiber composite construction, Bio Resin formulation, CorFlex tuned carbon flex, GNR grab-and-release rails, shortened flat spot underfoot, slight tip and tail concaves, and true center mounting inserts. Available lengths include 41 inches for riders up to 140 lbs, 42 inches for 130 to 170 lbs, and 43 inches for 160 to 220 lbs.

The GNR rails provide the listed in-wake tracking and clean release function, while the finless base keeps the ski available for technical surface spins, hand tricks, toe tricks, wake flips, and aerial combinations. The shortened flat spot underfoot gives the skier a controlled balance point during spins. Slight tip and tail concaves allow the ski to decelerate between tricks, helping tighten the towline before the next movement. Suggested boat speed ranges from 12 to 24 MPH or 22 to 40 km/h. The true center mounting pattern and additional trick inserts support hand and toe configurations.

Key Features of Radar Graviton Trick Ski

• Ultralight PVC core reduces the ski’s internal weight
• Textreme carbon construction supports tuned trick flex
• CorFlex technology provides the listed wake response
• GNR rails support in-wake tracking and clean release
• Shortened flat spot controls balance during spins
• Tip and tail concaves help tighten the towline
• Finless base supports surface and aerial trick work
• 41 to 43-inch lengths match listed rider weights

Competition Trick Skiing and Aerial Progression

This ski suits intermediate through competition-advanced riders practicing surface spins, hand and toe combinations, wake flips, and aerial jumps. The finless base allows the skier to move the ski across the water without a standard slalom fin controlling the release. The GNR rails provide a defined contact area during in-wake movement, while the shortened flat spot creates a balance reference beneath the rider. Use the 12 to 24 MPH speed range as a setup guide and select the length by rider weight, trick style, and competition goals.

Why Choose Radar Graviton Trick Ski

Choose the Graviton when the rider needs a dedicated tournament trick ski rather than a crossover slalom board. The CNC-machined PVC core, Textreme carbon construction, CorFlex flex, GNR rails, finless base, and trick insert layout each address a specific part of technical trick riding. Three length options cover several rider groups, and the true center mounting pattern supports both hand and toe positions. The ski is supplied blank, so boots, binding placement, and final setup should be selected separately.

Warranty & Maintenance

Radar Graviton Trick Ski includes a 1 Year Limited Manufacturer Warranty. Confirm current warranty terms, selected length, insert configuration, and package contents before purchase. Inspect the carbon surface, GNR rails, tip and tail concaves, mounting inserts, and ski edges before each session. Protect the finless base during transport and keep the ski away from sharp impact and prolonged heat. Follow Radar’s current care and storage instructions.