Look Pivot 2.0 15 GW Alex Hall Ski Binding 2027

Look Pivot 2.0 15 GW — Alex Hall Signature Rossignol handed Alex Hall a blank Pivot and told him to draw on it. He drew this, then went out and won two Crystal Globes on it. That is the whole story, and it is a better one than most limited editions can manage. Underneath the graphic it is the binding that slopestyle and big-mountain skiers have refused to replace for forty years, now in its 2.0 form: the turntable heel that rotates directly under your tibia, an all-metal RACE toe, and the shortest mount zone in the category so your ski still flexes like a ski. Built in 95 mm and 105 mm brakes — pick the one that matches your waist. Turntable heel, 28 mm elastic travel. Rotates under the tibia for elite shock absorption and the most trustworthy retention in skiing. Pre-release is somebody else's problem. RACE aluminum toe, 45 mm elastic travel. All-metal, 180° multi-directional release. The same toe piece that shows up on the Alpine World Cup, in moguls, and in the park. True upward release. LOOK is the only brand with a mechanical upward release that works independently of the heel — a real 180° release path when you go down. Short mounting zone. Less swing weight, faster response, and a deeper, rounder, more consistent ski flex than a long-zone binding will give you. Rolling control. Industry-leading roll coupling at the boot-to-binding interface, so almost nothing is lost between your edge angle and the ski's. GripWalk ready. Runs Alpine ISO 5355 A and GripWalk ISO 23223 A soles without a swap. Specs DIN / ISO Range 6 – 15 Brake Widths 95 mm (fits 75–95 mm waists) • 105 mm (fits 95–105 mm waists) Boot Compatibility Alpine ISO 5355 A • GripWalk ISO 23223 A (not ISO 5355 C, not GripWalk JR, no pin-tech inserts) Toe Piece RACE aluminum, with PIVOT GW AFD Heel Piece PIVOT 2.0 turntable Elastic Travel Toe: 45 mm lateral • Heel: 28 mm vertical Stack Height Toe: 16.5 mm • Heel: 19 mm Boot Sole Length Adjustment −13 / +6 mm Weight 1245 g per binding Best For Park, slopestyle, big mountain, moguls — anyone who wants to stay in the binding Brake width tip: match the brake to your ski's waist, or go up to ~15 mm wider. Too narrow and it will not close over the ski; too wide and it drags in a carve.