2027 Look Pivot 2.0 11 GW — Ski Bindings
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From carving Silver Star's groomers to weaving through its glades on a soft-snow day, a binding that holds you in and lets go at the right moment makes every run more confident. The Look Pivot 2.0 11 GW brings Look's legendary turntable heel and long elastic travel to a DIN 4–11 range, putting genuine Pivot performance within reach of lighter skiers who don't need a higher-DIN binding. A 45 mm elastic toe, a compact mounting zone, and dual compatibility with Alpine and GripWalk boot soles make it a strong all-mountain choice for skiers who want trusted retention and release.
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KEY FEATURES |
DIN 4–11 brings Pivot performance to lighter intermediate and advanced skiers Turntable heel rotates directly under your tibia and absorbs impacts, reducing unwanted pre-release 180° multi-directional release, including true upward release at the toe, adds protection in a fall Short mounting zone keeps swing weight low and lets your ski flex more naturally underfoot |
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WHO IS THIS FOR? |
The Look Pivot 2.0 11 GW is built for intermediate to advanced skiers in a lighter DIN range, including smaller adults and progressing skiers who want the feel and reliability of a Pivot without the higher DIN of the 13, 15, or 18. It's a great fit for all-mountain days that mix groomers, trees, and the occasional side hit. Our team at Fresh Air will help you match the right binding to your boots, skis or board, and ability level in-store at both Kelowna locations. Stop by to work with one of our experienced staff members, or call 250-763-3425. |
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HOW TO SET UP |
Binding mounting and DIN setting is a safety issue, not just a setup step. Our certified technicians will mount your bindings and set your DIN to the appropriate range for your height, weight, boot sole length, and ability level in-store at Fresh Air Pandosy (555 Groves Ave) or Fresh Air Dilworth (1656 Dilworth Drive). |
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FAQ |
Q1: How do I know if these bindings are compatible with my skis? Q2: Do I need to get these bindings mounted, or can I install them myself? Q3: What DIN setting is right for me, and why does it matter? |
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TOE PIECE |
45 mm Elasticity: 45 mm of elastic travel and 180° multi-directional release deliver strong retention and release, with increased boot-to-binding coupling strength for maximum power transmission. 180° Multi-Directional Release: True mechanical upward release that functions independently from the heel for effective multi-directional protection in a fall. Dual Standard Concept (ISO 5355 Alpine and GripWalk): Reinforced toe housing, increased toe ramp, and elongated toe-wings for compatibility with both ISO 5355 Alpine and GripWalk soles. Toe Lateral Elasticity: 45 mm |
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HEEL |
Turntable Heel: Rotates directly under the tibia for reduced injury risk, with 28 mm of elastic travel for shock absorption and reduced pre-release. 28 mm Vertical Elasticity |
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ADITIONAL FEATURES |
Smaller Mounting Zone: Shortest mounting zone of any alpine binding available, for less swing weight, improved response, and a deeper, rounder, more consistent ski flex. 7 Points of Contact: Increased lateral energy transmission for more power to the edge, with superior control, response, and snow feel. Weight: 1,010 g per half pair |
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ABILITY LEVEL |
Intermediate-Advanced |
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DIN/RELEASE (low) |
4 |
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DIN/RELEASE (high) |
11 |
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BOOT SOLE TYPE |
Alpine DIN (ISO 5355), GripWalk (ISO 23223) |
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