The radial closure seems gimmicky and prone to failure. And it seems like it would be reducing the width along with the height of the boot simultaneously. For those with a wide, but very, very low foot/instep (like me) you could get it squeezing your foot before you secure the instep.
But the one thing they are doing that is interesting to me is the bootboard.
"The Zay boot board is designed in a way that allows the big toe area to articulate or drop down. We added a 3mm foam strip on the inside of the foot (medial) and runs the full length of the boot board. As the skier initiates a turn, the foam compresses and allows the ball of the foot to naturally drop, providing increased sensitivity and control"
That is something I think I'd like to test drive. As a person with a hypermobile ankle, I think I could get better control and comfort out of this. Or not. Like I said, it seems worth trying out and I could even custom make something approximating this . . .
Oh, and their cuff alignment allows up to 2 degrees. Most I think only allow up to 1.5 . . . and I need about 1.8 on my right boot . . .