Look PIVOT 2.0

The turntable heel rotates directly under the tibia, which provides a more natural release and significantly reduces the risk of pre-release during aggressive skiing. This unique design allows for more elastic travel, meaning the binding can absorb shocks and vibrations without accidentally popping off.

Yes, the Pivot 2.0 is fully compatible with both traditional ISO 5355 alpine soles and modern GripWalk (ISO 23223) soles. You can confidently use them with your current boot setup.

Yes, the short mounting zone is a major benefit because it minimizes the binding's footprint on the ski. This allows the ski to flex more naturally underfoot, resulting in better responsiveness and a more consistent feel throughout your turns.

While these are high-performance bindings favored by experts, they are perfectly suitable for intermediate skiers who want a reliable, secure connection. If you are progressing and looking for a binding that offers superior retention and safety, the Pivot 2.0 is an excellent choice.

Yes, the Pivot 2.0 requires a drill-mount installation. Because proper mounting is critical for safety and release accuracy, we strongly recommend having them installed and adjusted by a certified ski technician.

The Pivot 2.0 has a maximum DIN setting of 13. This range is generally appropriate for most advanced skiers, but you should always have your specific DIN setting calculated by a professional based on your height, weight, age, and skiing ability.