Look Pivot

The defining feature is the rotating turntable heel piece. Unlike traditional heel pieces that snap up, this design rotates to release, which provides a more consistent release point and helps prevent pre-release during aggressive skiing.

Yes, the Look Pivot is fully compatible with GripWalk soles, as well as traditional ISO 5355 alpine soles. You can safely use these bindings with both boot standards without any modifications.

Elastic travel refers to how much the binding can move before it actually releases. With 28mm of travel, these bindings absorb significant shock and vibration, keeping you locked in during hard landings or choppy snow while still releasing when you truly need them to.

No, these are designed for advanced skiers. With a maximum DIN setting of 14, they are built for high-speed, aggressive riding and require a higher release force that is generally not appropriate for beginners.

Yes, these bindings require a drill-mount installation. Because proper mounting is critical for both your safety and the performance of the binding, you should have them installed by a certified ski technician.

The brake width should be equal to or slightly wider than the waist width of your ski. If your ski waist is 95mm or narrower, these brakes will fit perfectly; if your skis are significantly wider, you will need to purchase a wider brake size.