Description
🌊 Product Overview
The Session Waterski from Radar Skis is designed to make water skiing easy, stable, and fun right from the first pull. With a wider shape and forgiving flex pattern, the Session helps riders get up effortlessly and stay balanced while cruising across the water.
Radar built the Session with extra surface area and a level spine that reduces drag and improves stability. Once you’re up on the water, the ski feels smooth and predictable, helping skiers build confidence and progress quickly.
This package includes the Prime front binding and ARTP rear toe plate, giving riders comfortable support with an easy entry design that works well for a wide range of foot sizes.
⭐ Why Skiers Love It
Extra Surface Area Design
The wider shape helps skiers pop up out of deep water quickly and stay stable while riding.
All-Terrain Construction
Forgiving construction smooths out rough water and wake crossings for a relaxed ride.
100% Carbon Laminates
Provides consistent flex and durability for predictable performance every run.
Grip Rails 2.0
Angled rails channel water toward the center of the ski so it can roll onto edge and hold through turns.
Prime Front Binding
Soft foam liner and lace system deliver comfort and support with quick entry and easy adjustments.
ARTP Rear Toe Plate
Lightweight adjustable rear binding adds stability while allowing natural movement.
⚡ Ride Style
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Terrain: Open water
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Speed Range: ~20–30 MPH
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Feel: Stable, forgiving, and confidence-building
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Best For: Recreational skiers learning slalom or improving fundamentals
The Session is designed to bridge the gap between first-time skiers and confident riders, making it a great option for families and casual lake skiing.
📏 Size Guide
| Ski Length | Rider Weight |
|---|---|
| 65" | Up to ~160 lbs |
| 67" | 130–190 lbs |
| 69" | 175–230 lbs |
| 71" | 220+ lbs |
(Sizes and bindings vary by package configuration.)
🚤 The Vibe
Think “first-run confidence.”
The Session is built so you can get up easily, carve comfortably, and spend more time smiling behind the boat instead of fighting the ski.