Pivot 2.0 15 GW Binding
There's a reason skiers who've been burned by other bindings tend to end up back on Pivots. This is the binding you buy once you stop caring about trends and start caring about staying attached to your skis when it matters most.
The turntable heel is the whole story here — it's what's made the Pivot legendary for decades, and the 2.0 version doesn't mess with a good thing so much as sharpen it. That heel design delivers more elastic travel than just about anything else on the market, which means it absorbs hard landings, soaks up chattery snow, and keeps you clicked in through moments that would eject you from a lesser binding. Pair that with the all-metal Race toe piece, and you get a setup that transmits power efficiently while still releasing cleanly and predictably when a fall actually calls for it.
The mounting zone stays short by design, so more of the ski underneath is left free to flex naturally — you get a smoother, more connected feel rather than a stiff, dead spot where the binding sits. For this generation, Look added real refinements on top of the proven formula: more boot-sole-length adjustment for easier setup, a reworked DIN screw, tougher bumpers that shrug off edges and pole tips, and a wider brake to keep pace with today's fatter skis.
With a DIN range of 6–15, the Pivot 2.0 15 sits squarely in the sweet spot for aggressive skiers — strong enough for chargers and park skiers who load up their gear, without tipping into full race-binding territory. If retention and consistency top your list of priorities, this is the binding built around exactly that.
Specs:
DIN range: 6–15
Weight: ~1,045g per binding
Stand height: 18mm toe / 19mm heel
Elastic travel: 45mm lateral (toe) / 28mm vertical (heel)
Boot compatibility: Alpine (ISO 5355) and GripWalk (ISO 23223)
