Should I get the Look Pivot 2.0 15 or the original Pivot 15?

The 2.0 has a smaller mounting zone, improved durability, and better boot-sole adjustment. If buying new, go 2.0. The original Pivot 15 is still a great binding if you find it on sale.

What brake width do I need for the Pivot 2.0 15?

Match your ski waist width: B95 for skis up to ~95mm, B105 for 96-105mm, B115 for 106-115mm. The brake should be slightly wider than your ski waist.

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PIVOT 2.0 15 GW B105 BLUESTEEL

$449.95

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Description

The Look Pivot 2.0 set the standard for freeride performance. The Look Pivot 2.0 15 GripWalk® ski bindings raise the performance bar while honoring the Pivot design and making it more durable than ever. Every detail of the Pivot 2.0 from the unmistakable turntable heel to the short mounting zone and Gripwalk® boot sole compatibility is about performance, retention and release that you can trust. Powerful shock absorption and travel equals consistent performance when you need it most. The blue steel color highlights its profile and durability. It's compatible with Alpine ISO 5355 and GripWalk® boot soles ISO 23223 A.

DIN	6-15
Weight	1,245g per binding
Brake Width	95-105mm
Stand Height	19mm
Sole Compatibility	Alpine + GripWalk
Construction	All-metal Race toe + Pivot turntable heel
Best For	Expert freeride — DIN 15, 105mm brake

Details

Type: Ski Bindings
Vendor: Look
SKU: FCNPA08

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Look Pivot 2.0 15 GW

Pivot 2.0 family · 25/26

DIN 6–15

35791113151821

Light / BeginnerHeavy / Expert

Brake Widths

7595105115130

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

Boot Sole

GripWalkAlpine

The updated version of the most iconic freeride/freestyle binding ever made. Everything that made the original Pivot 15 great — turntable heel, 45mm toe elastic travel, 28mm heel elasticity — plus the 2.0 improvements: smaller mounting zone for less swing weight, better durability, and 15mm of boot-sole-length adjustment.

Available in three brake widths so it fits everything from park skis to fat freeride planks. If you loved the original Pivot 15, this is what you upgrade to.

Best For

Advanced to expert skiers who push hard in park, big mountain, or aggressive all-mountain and need DIN up to 15.

Not For

Skiers who don't need DIN above 13 — save money with the Pivot 2.0 13 and get the same turntable heel technology.

Common Questions

Should I get the Look Pivot 2.0 15 or the original Pivot 15?: The 2.0 has a smaller mounting zone, improved durability, and better boot-sole adjustment. If buying new, go 2.0. The original Pivot 15 is still a great binding if you find it on sale.
What brake width do I need for the Pivot 2.0 15?: Match your ski waist width: B95 for skis up to ~95mm, B105 for 96-105mm, B115 for 106-115mm. The brake should be slightly wider than your ski waist.