Cast Freetour 2.0 Pivot

Unlike traditional frame bindings that keep the entire mechanism attached to your boot, the Cast system allows you to swap out the toe piece entirely. You get the true, reliable retention of a Look Pivot alpine binding for the descent and a dedicated, lightweight pin-tech toe for the ascent.

The Freetour 2.0 is highly versatile and compatible with ISO 5355 alpine soles, ISO 9523 touring soles, and GripWalk boots. Just ensure your boots have the necessary tech inserts in the toe for the touring mode.

It requires a bit of practice, but the process is straightforward. You simply slide the touring toe piece off and lock the alpine toe piece into the base plate, which takes about as much time as transitioning your skins.

Yes, shedding the alpine toe piece for the ascent saves you about 340g per foot. While it is not as ultralight as a pure tech binding, the weight savings are noticeable on long skin tracks without sacrificing downhill performance.

The 45mm of elastic travel in the toe and 28mm in the heel provides excellent shock absorption. This helps prevent unwanted pre-releases when you are skiing through choppy, high-speed terrain or landing drops.

Yes, the risers are designed to be flipped up or down easily using your ski pole basket. You have three height options—0, 8, and 12 degrees—to help you manage fatigue on varying steepness levels.