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Look Pivot 2.0 11 GW Ski Bindings

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Description

The PIVOT 2.0 11 GW is Look's entry point into the Pivot family — same turntable heel DNA that's been on World Cup skis for decades, now in a DIN 4–11 package built for skiers on the lighter or less aggressive end of the spectrum. That turntable heel isn't marketing: it physically rotates under your tibia during a fall, giving you 28mm of vertical elastic travel and a multi-directional release that very few other bindings match. The metal-bodied Full Action toe adds another 45mm of lateral elasticity, which means the binding flexes and returns rather than pre-releasing when you hit a rut or a hard landing. GripWalk and Alpine ISO 5355 soles both work — just confirm the sole type with your boot fitter before you mount. Brake options run B75, B95, and B105, so you can match it to anything from a narrow carver up to a mid-fat all-mountain ski around 105mm at the waist. Weight is 1,010g per half-pair, and the short mounting footprint keeps the ski's natural flex intact underfoot.

This binding is right for intermediate to advanced skiers who fall under the DIN 11 ceiling — think lighter-weight adults, progressing skiers, women, and teens who ski hard but don't need maximum retention values. If you're a heavier or more aggressive skier who routinely runs DIN settings above 9 or 10, do yourself a favor and look at the PIVOT 2.0 13 GW instead; the 11's release values top out where the 13 starts to breathe, and buying down in DIN range for a lighter mount is not worth the tradeoff in safety. On brake fit, the rule is simple: pick a brake equal to or just wider than your ski's waist, and no more than about 15mm over it — so the B105 suits skis up to roughly 105mm underfoot, the B95 up to about 95mm, and so on. A brake that's too narrow won't clear the ski at all, so size it to your actual waist width before you order. This binding also does not accept MNC or touring boot soles, so if you're running a tech-compatible or walk-mode boot with a different sole standard, it's not compatible — full stop.

DIN 4-11
Weight 1,010g per binding
Stand Height 19mm
Sole Compatibility Alpine (ISO 5355) + GripWalk (ISO 23223)
Construction All-metal Race toe + Pivot turntable heel
Elastic Travel Toe: 45mm · Heel: 28mm
Best For Advanced freeride/freestyle — legendary Pivot heel feel

Details

Type
Ski Bindings
Vendor
Look
SKU
FCOPC16
UPC / GTIN
3607684817268
$299.95

White/Black / 95mm

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Look Pivot 2.0 11 GW

Pivot 2.0 family · 25/26

DIN 4–11

35791113151821
Light / BeginnerHeavy / Expert

Brake Widths

7595105

Choose a brake equal to or slightly wider than your ski waist

Boot Sole

GripWalkAlpine

The entry point to the Pivot 2.0 line. Same updated turntable heel, same 45mm toe elastic travel, same 28mm heel elasticity — just a lower DIN ceiling. The 2.0 redesign has a smaller mounting zone than the original Pivot, which means less swing weight and the ski flexes more naturally underfoot.

Replaces the old Pivot 12 as the lighter-skier option. If your DIN is 11 or below, this is the Pivot to get.

Best For

Lighter or intermediate skiers (women, teens, lighter men) who want Pivot-level retention at a DIN range that actually matches their settings.

Not For

Heavier or more aggressive skiers who need DIN above 11 — step up to the Pivot 2.0 13 or 15.

Common Questions

What changed in the Look Pivot 2.0 vs the original Pivot?
Smaller mounting zone (less swing weight, better ski flex), new DIN setting screw, improved durability against edge and pole damage, and 15mm of boot-sole-length adjustment.
PTO Team · 2026-05