Cast Freetour 2.0 Pivot

Unlike frame bindings, which can feel clunky and heavy, the Cast system uses a dedicated pin-tech toe piece for the ascent, offering a much more natural stride. Once you reach the top, you swap the touring toe for the Look Pivot alpine toe, giving you the exact same downhill performance and safety as a traditional resort binding.

The Cast Freetour 2.0 is highly versatile and accommodates Alpine ISO 5355, GripWalk ISO 23223, and Touring ISO 9523 boot soles. This makes it a great choice if you own multiple pairs of boots or plan to upgrade your footwear in the future.

The transition requires swapping the toe piece, which takes a bit of practice but becomes intuitive quickly. You simply slide the touring toe off and lock the alpine toe into place, ensuring you have a secure, high-performance connection for your descent.

In touring mode, the setup weighs approximately 1000g, which is competitive for a binding that offers this level of downhill security. When fully assembled for the descent with the alpine toe, the total weight is 1340g.

Yes, it features three climbing riser positions—0, 8, and 12 degrees—allowing you to adjust your heel height to match the steepness of the terrain and reduce calf fatigue on long climbs.

Absolutely. Because the downhill component is the trusted Look Pivot alpine binding, it provides the same elastic travel and release reliability you would expect from a dedicated resort binding, making it an excellent one-quiver solution.