Radar Vapor Looped Mainline @ $129.99

Radar Vapor Looped Mainline

Our Price $129.99
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Radar Vapor Looped Mainline

Our Price $129.99
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Radar Vapor Looped Mainline

The Radar Vapor Looped Mainline is built for slalom skiers who run the tournament course and need a rope that keeps up with competitive passes. If you're shortening line regularly between sets and want quick, reliable handle and pylon swaps, this 80-strand double-woven slalom rope is designed for you.

The 9-section looped construction gives you access to the full tournament shortening range, the exact line lengths used on the slalom course. Silicone ID sleeves let you identify your current shortening at a glance, so you know exactly what you're running without guessing. Quick-connect shortening loops make it fast to take line on and off the pylon between sets, keeping your focus on the course, not your gear.

Pre-stretched fibre keeps section lengths stable through repeated passes, so your line performs consistently whether you're in your first pass or your fifth. The looped construction is the choice for skiers who prefer fast swaps over a knotless design.

This mainline suits intermediate to advanced slalom skiers who ski competitively and want tournament-grade performance without compromise.

Available Lengths: 9-section slalom mainline


Description

Radar Vapor Looped Mainline

The Radar Vapor Looped Mainline is built for slalom skiers who run the tournament course and need a rope that keeps up with competitive passes. If you're shortening line regularly between sets and want quick, reliable handle and pylon swaps, this 80-strand double-woven slalom rope is designed for you.

The 9-section looped construction gives you access to the full tournament shortening range, the exact line lengths used on the slalom course. Silicone ID sleeves let you identify your current shortening at a glance, so you know exactly what you're running without guessing. Quick-connect shortening loops make it fast to take line on and off the pylon between sets, keeping your focus on the course, not your gear.

Pre-stretched fibre keeps section lengths stable through repeated passes, so your line performs consistently whether you're in your first pass or your fifth. The looped construction is the choice for skiers who prefer fast swaps over a knotless design.

This mainline suits intermediate to advanced slalom skiers who ski competitively and want tournament-grade performance without compromise.

Available Lengths: 9-section slalom mainline


Features
  • 80 Strand Double Woven Fibre
  • Pre-Stretched
  • 9 Sections
  • Silicone ID Sleeves
  • Quick-Connect Shortening Loops

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The 9-section looped construction uses quick-connect shortening loops that make it fast to take line on and off the pylon between sets, and silicone ID sleeves let you read your current shortening at a glance. Together they let you swap handle and pylon quickly and know exactly what length you're running without guessing — so your focus stays on the course, not your gear. The looped design is the pick for skiers who prefer fast swaps over a knotless rope.
Yes. It's an 80-strand double-woven slalom rope built with pre-stretched fibre, which keeps section lengths stable through repeated passes so the line performs consistently from your first pass to your fifth. The 9-section looped construction gives access to the full tournament shortening range — the exact line lengths used on the slalom course. It suits intermediate to advanced skiers running the course competitively.
A water ski rope is defined by its construction, number of shortening sections, and bridle style. Recreational ropes use low-stretch polypropylene with a wide bridle for stability, while tournament mainlines use pre-stretched or knotless sections for consistent, repeatable shortening lengths. Match the rope to your discipline — combo and recreational skiing, slalom, or trick — and pair it with a suitable handle.
A regulation water ski mainline is 23 metres (75 feet) to the handle at its longest, and is divided into shortening sections or loops that let skiers reduce the length as speed and skill increase. Some recreational ropes are a single fixed length. Check the individual product listing for its exact length and section breakdown.
Rinse in fresh water after each use and dry before storing. Coil the rope loosely — tight coiling can set kinks that affect performance. Store in a cool, dry place out of direct UV exposure to preserve the rope and the handle grip. Inspect section connections for wear before each session.

Radar Vapor Looped Mainline

  • 80 Strand Double Woven Fibre
  • Pre-Stretched
  • 9 Sections
  • Silicone ID Sleeves
  • Quick-Connect Shortening Loops

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