Look Pivot 2.0 15 GW B105 Super Green

The SPX 12 KONECT GRIPWALK® binding Hero Green is a high-performance binding system that meets the requirements for aggressive skiing. The combination of Full Action toe piece and SPX automatic heel piece offer the market's longest Elastic Travel for unparalleled shock absorption. The result is direct power transmission and precise control with outstanding shock absorption to minimize the risk of false releases. The binding is compatible with both traditional alpine soles (ISO 5355) and GripWalk® boot soles. It fits sole lengths from 260 to 375 millimeters. The binding plates are included in the package.

Alex Hall competes in slopestyle and big air at the World Cup level and lands jumps where a binding simply can’t fail. His signature version of the Pivot 2.0 15 is technically the top-of-the-line Pivot model, plus it comes in a muted sage green with white accents instead of the usual black. The Z-range from 6 to 15 and the 105 stopper make it the perfect binding for wide freeride and park skis. Look Pivot 2.0 15 GW Alex Hall - Signature binding for freeskiing The swivel heel cup encloses the boot and allows over 180 degrees of movement, with a mechanical upward release mechanism that operates independently of the front jaw. In between lies the longest elastic travel available in alpine bindings: the binding absorbs impacts laterally and vertically and then quickly pulls the boot back to the center. That’s why the Pivot has been the go-to choice in parks and for freeriding for years. Features in Detail √ Signature Edition by Alex Hall, sage green with white √ Release value Z 6 to 15 according to ISO √ Stoppers 95 to 105 mm for wider skis √ Compatible with GripWalk and classic alpine soles per ISO 5355 √ Pivot swivel heel with 180-degree multi-directional release √ Mechanical upward release independent of the front jaw √ Shortened mounting zone for reduced swing weight √ Very long elastic travel and quick re-centering √ Made in France Which skis is the 105 brake designed for? The stopper covers a waist width of 95 to 105 mm. This covers most freeride and park skis, which today range between 96 and 104 mm. If your ski is narrower, the stopper won’t get stuck in deep snow, but it will protrude visibly and will be struck more easily on the edge. For skis wider than 105 mm, you’ll need the 115 version. Why freeskiers stick with Pivot The key factor is the holding force during hard landings. A classic heel piece only presses against the boot from behind, whereas the Turntable heel piece wraps around it. Combined with the large amount of elastic travel, this means the binding absorbs impacts instead of releasing immediately, yet still releases cleanly when the force is directed in the wrong direction. It is precisely this combination that is crucial for jumps. What sets the Alex Hall Edition apart from the standard Pivot 2.0 15? Technically, nothing. It’s the same binding with the same release range and the same mechanism, just in a color design by Alex Hall. If you don’t like the look, it performs exactly the same as the standard model. Do I really need a Z-value of up to 15? The value is determined based on height, weight, boot sole length, age, and skiing style. The 15 is recommended for heavier and more aggressively athletic skiers whose calculated value is above 13. Those with a lower value are better off with the 13 version, as it operates in the mid-spring range. Do these bindings work with GripWalk boots? Yes, both GripWalk and the classic alpine sole per ISO 5355 are approved. The boot just needs to be adjusted accordingly, because the sole heights differ between the two standards. Is the Pivot also a good choice for the slopes? It works perfectly on the slopes, but it’s designed for freeride and park use. If you almost exclusively ski on groomed slopes and don’t jump, you can get a lighter on-piste binding with the same safety level for less money. Who mounts and adjusts the bindings? This should be done at a service center. A drilling template, correct sole length adjustment, and a verified release test are mandatory; otherwise, the Z-value won’t be correct in an emergency. We’ll take care of it if you bring your skis and boots.

The SPX 12 KONECT GRIPWALK® binding Black Yellow is a high-performance binding system that meets the requirements for aggressive skiing. The combination of Full Action toe piece and SPX automatic heel piece offer the market's longest Elastic Travel for unparalleled shock absorption. The result is direct power transmission and precise control with outstanding shock absorption to minimize the risk of false releases. The binding is compatible with both traditional alpine soles (ISO 5355) and GripWalk® boot soles. It fits sole lengths from 260 to 375 millimeters. The binding plates are included in the package.

The Look Pivot 2.0 15 GW B105 BlueSteel is the benchmark for freeride performance. This binding raises the performance level to a new level thanks to its GripWalk® compatibility and robust design. From the unmistakable turntable heel to the short mounting zone and compatibility with Gripwalk® boot soles, every detail of the Pivot 2.0 stands for performance, reliability and safety. The strong shock absorption and Lange elasticity ensure consistent performance when you need it most. The BlueSteel finish emphasizes the durable profile. Compatible with Alpine ISO 5355 and GripWalk® ISO 23223 A.Top features:RACE ALUMINUM TOE PIECE: 45 mm Elastic Travel and a multidirectional 180 degree release for maximum power and precision in all disciplines.LONG ELASTIC TRAVEL: Guarantees reliable grip and minimizes the risk of false releases thanks to maximum shock absorption.SHORT MOUNTING ZONE: Reduces swing weight, increases reactivity and ensures a consistent ski flex.ROLLING CONTROL: Minimizes the clearance between ski boot and binding for the most efficient power transmission.MULTI-DIRECTIONAL RELEASE: Unique, mechanical reverse release for the most effective multi-directional 180 degree release when falling.GRIPWALK: Based on the latest prototypes used by World Cup skiers for maximum control and precision.

The Look Pivot 2.0 15 GripWalk® Purple Gold is a limited high-performance binding designed for freeskiers who demand maximum control, safety and precision. With a combination of aluminum and steel components, a pivoting heel and record-breaking elastic travel, the Pivot 2.0 sets new standards in terms of performance and reliability. performance and reliability. Highlights of the Look Pivot 2.0 15 GripWalk® Legendary PIVOT heel end design - with 28 mm elastic spring travel and direct rotation under the shin for best shock absorption Race aluminum toe piece - 45 mm elastic travel, 180° multidirectional release and maximum robustness Lange Elastic Travel - reduces false releases and ensures maximum safety with every turn Short mounting zone - reduces swing weight and optimizes the natural flex of the ski Rolling Control Technology - Direct power transmission without any play between boot and binding GripWalk® compatibility - suitable for ISO 5355 A and ISO 23223 A soles Technical data DIN/ISO range 6 - 15 Brake width 115 - 130 mm Weight 1245 g (½ pair) System PIVOT Turntable Heel / Race Aluminum Toe Reference FCOPA12 Why the Pivot 2.0? This binding is the tool of choice for professional freeskiers. The mechanical reverse release system ensures maximum safety in the event of a fall, while the Rockerace concept optimizes power transmission and control - power is nothing without control! FAQ about the Look Pivot 2.0 15 GripWalk® For which skiers is the Pivot 2.0 suitable? The binding is aimed at experienced and professional freeskiers who demand maximum precision, safety and performance. Is the binding compatible with GripWalk boots? Yes, it is compatible with all GripWalk® soles according to ISO 23223 A and classic alpine soles according to ISO 5355 A. What is special about the PIVOT heel system? The turntable design with 28 mm elasticity offers the best shock absorption on the market and reduces the risk of false releases. What effect does the short mounting zone have? It improves the natural ski flex and increases reactivity - ideal for dynamic skiers looking for precise control.

The Look SPX 11 GW B90 Purple Black + R22 Raceplate is the perfect choice for light to medium, demanding skiers who are looking for performance, safety and precise power transmission. The combination of FDC toe piece and SPX automatic heel ensures maximum control, reliable release and an excellent connection between ski and boot. Advantages of the Look SPX 11 GW FDC toe piece - multidirectional release for optimum safety in the event of falls SPX heel with Lange elastic spring travel - reduces false releases and ensures a stable hold Precise power transmission - thanks to robust construction and direct energy transfer to the ski Compatible with GripWalk® & ISO 5355 A - for maximum boot compatibility R22 Raceplate included - Ensures an elevated stance and improved edge grip for a sporty skiing style Modern design - in an elegant purple black finish for a strong appearance on the slopes Technical data DIN/ISO range 3,5 - 11 Brake width 90 mm System Alpine binding with R22 Raceplate Compatibility GripWalk® (ISO 23223 A) & alpine soles (ISO 5355 A) Color Purple / Black Performance at the highest level The SPX 11 combines maximum control with high safety reserves. Thanks to the long elasticity path in the heel, the ski always remains under control, even with an aggressive skiing style. The binding reacts directly, precisely and reliably - whether on the race piste or for sporty carving.

The Look NX 12 Konect GW B80 Blue + Plate is a versatile, high-performance ski binding for sporty skiers who value control, safety and easy handling. The system can be adjusted without tools and offers excellent power transmission to the ski thanks to the wide Konect plate - ideal for anyone who wants to combine performance and comfort. Advantages of the Look NX 12 Konect GW Tool-free adjustment - Quick and easy to adjust to sole lengths from 260-375 mm Full Action toe piece - ensures precise power transmission and optimum grip NX heel system - for high comfort and reliable shock absorption Wide binding plate - improves stability and edge grip GripWalk® compatible - Fits all ISO 5355 A and ISO 23223 A boot soles Modern design - elegant Blue Steel look for a sporty and technical look Look Technical data DIN/ISO range 3,5 - 12 System Konect GW with plate Brake width 80 mm Compatibility GripWalk® (ISO 23223 A) & alpine soles (ISO 5355 A) Adjustment range 260 - 375 mm sole length (tool-free) Color Blue Steel Performance meets comfort Thanks to the combination of Full Action toe piece and NX heel system the NX 12 Konect impresses with high precision and stability at any speed. The construction offers direct energy transfer from the boot to the ski and provides more control when cornering and edging - both on groomed slopes and in changeable terrain. FAQ about the Look NX 12 Konect GW B80 Blue + Plate Who is the Look NX 12 Konect suitable for? This binding is ideal for advanced to sporty skiers who value stability, ease of use and comfort. How is the binding adjusted? The NX 12 Konect can be quickly adjusted to sole lengths between 260 mm and 375 mm without tools. Is the binding GripWalk® compatible? Yes, it is compatible with GripWalk® soles in accordance with ISO 23223 A and alpine soles in accordance with ISO 5355 A. What are the benefits of the wide Konect plate? The plate ensures optimum power transmission, greater stability and precise edge grip - particularly noticeable at high speeds.

The Look SPX 13 GW White + R22 Raceplate is a high-performance binding for ambitious skiers who demand maximum precision, control and safety. Thanks to the combination of Full Action toe piece and SPX heel system it impresses with direct power transmission, outstanding shock absorption and minimal risk of false releases - perfect for sporty skiing styles and high speeds. Advantages of the Look SPX 13 GW White + R22 Raceplate Full Action toe piece - ensures precise power transmission and multidirectional release SPX heel system - maximizes shock absorption and reduces false releases R22 Raceplate - offers more stability, control and more direct ski guidance GripWalk® compatible - suitable for ISO 5355 A & ISO 23223 A boot soles High DIN range - up to 13 for aggressive skiers and racing-oriented applications Robust construction - Aluminum-steel combination for durability and top performance Technical data DIN/ISO range 4 - 13 System R22 Raceplate with SPX heel unit Brake width 80 - 90 mm Compatibility GripWalk® (ISO 23223 A) & alpine soles (ISO 5355 A) Weight 1110 g per 1/2 pair Color White Performance & control at World Cup level The SPX 13 GW offers maximum support and precision. The Lange elastic spring travel and the robust R22 plate ensure dynamic power transmission and optimum ski control - whether on hard slopes or in competition. Ideal for skiers who want to take their performance to the next level. FAQ about the Look SPX 13 GW White + R22 Raceplate What type of skier is the SPX 13 GW suitable for? The binding is aimed at experienced and sporty skiers who are looking for precision, stability and safety at the highest level. What is the advantage of the R22 Raceplate? The R22 Raceplate ensures more direct power transmission and increases the reactivity of the ski, which is particularly advantageous for aggressive turns and high speeds. Is the binding compatible with GripWalk® soles? Yes, it is compatible with GripWalk® (ISO 23223 A) and alpine soles (ISO 5355 A) for adults. How does the SPX 13 differ from the NX series? The SPX series offers Lange elastic travel, more shock absorption and more precise power transmission - ideal for ambitious riders and racing.

The SPX 14 Rockerace comes straight from the world of racing and is designed for anyone skiing on a race ski with an R22 plate. It holds firm when the ski is under load, yet releases when necessary. The Z-range from 5 to 14 covers everything from ambitious youth to Masters skiers on slalom and giant slalom skis. Look SPX 14 Rockerace GW – Racing binding with semi-floating heel The key factor is the very long, elastic release travel. The binding absorbs impacts instead of transferring them to the foot, and then re-centers the boot. This significantly reduces the likelihood of false releases in the slalom course. The semi-suspended heel and the short mounting zone allow the ski to flex more freely under the binding, which makes edge engagement more direct and accelerates power transfer. Features in Detail √ Racing bindings from the World Cup family by Look √ Release value Z 5 to 14 according to ISO √ Brake under 80 mm, designed for racing skis √ Semi-suspended heel for better ski flex √ Very long elastic release travel to prevent accidental releases √ Shortened mounting zone for direct power transfer √ Compatible with GripWalk per ISO 23223 A and alpine soles per ISO 5355 A √ About 1,130 g per binding √ Includes R22 Raceplate √ Color: Silver with red √ Made in France Only on skis with an R22 base plate Here’s the most important limitation: The Rockerace cannot be screwed directly onto the ski; it absolutely requires an R22 plate. The plate is included with this offer. If your skis already have a different plate or a rail system, the binding won’t fit. If in doubt, send us a photo of the top of the ski in the binding area, and we’ll let you know if it’ll work. Which boots fit? Two sole types are approved: the classic alpine sole according to ISO 5355 A and the profiled GripWalk sole according to ISO 23223 A. Both work, but they must be adjusted differently because the sole heights differ. Touring and hybrid soles are not permitted. Do I absolutely need a ski with an R22 plate? Yes. The Rockerace is designed exclusively for the R22 plate and cannot be mounted directly onto the ski. The plate is included here. Racing skis from Rossignol, Dynastar, and many other brands come with this mounting system. Is Z 14 sufficient for racing? For the vast majority of skiers, yes. The value is determined by height, weight, boot sole length, age, and skiing style. Only heavy athletes with high performance demands exceed 14 and then need the SPX 15 or a PX World Cup binding. Why do racing bindings release less frequently by mistake? Because the elastic travel is longer. When you hit a gate, the boot moves further off-center before the binding actually releases, and is then pulled back. A shorter elastic would already release in the same situation. The set Z-value remains unaffected by this. Does a GripWalk sole really fit into a racing binding? Yes, the GW version is approved for both standards. The only important thing is to take the boot type into account during adjustment. Competitive skiers are usually better off with the classic alpine sole because it’s flatter. Who mounts and adjusts the bindings? This should be done at a service center. A drilling template, correct sole length adjustment, and a verified release test are mandatory. We’ll take care of this at ski-shop.ch if you bring your skis and boots in.

The Pivot is the binding that freeskiers have relied on for decades, and the 2.0 is the latest version. The rotating heel plate secures the boot all around, rather than just clamping it from the back. For you, that means: You stay in when things get rough, and you can get out when it really counts. The 13 version covers the Z-range from 4.5 to 13, making it suitable for lighter riders who don’t need the full stiffness of the 15 version. Look Pivot 2.0 13 GW - Freeride binding with swivel heel The centerpiece is the Turntable heel. It encases the heel of the boot and, in the event of a fall, releases in any direction—including upward—mechanically independent of the front jaw. Added to this is the greatest elastic travel on the market: The binding absorbs lateral and vertical impacts and then re-centers the boot instead of releasing immediately. That’s exactly what makes the difference when you’re riding over worn-out moguls or landing hard. Features in Detail √ Freeride and all-mountain binding with Pivot swivel heel plate √ Release value Z 4.5 to 13 according to ISO √ Stopper 75 to 95 mm, suitable for skis with a waist width of up to 95 mm √ Compatible with GripWalk and classic alpine soles per ISO 5355 √ 180-degree multi-directional release, including mechanical upward release √ Shortened mounting zone for reduced swing weight √ Long, flexible travel for high holding power √ About 1,120 g per binding √ Color: Black Metal √ Made in France Short mounting zone, more direct ski flex The Pivot takes up significantly less space on the ski than a standard binding. This saves weight where it’s most disruptive during turns and allows the ski to flex more naturally under the binding. The ski feels more responsive as a result, and the binding reacts more directly because there’s less material between the boot and the base. GripWalk and standard alpine soles You can use both types of soles: the classic alpine sole per ISO 5355 and the profiled GripWalk sole, which makes walking in the parking lot and on the approach significantly easier. The only important thing is that your boot is properly adjusted, because the two standards have different sole heights. Is size 13 right for me, or do I need size 15? The Z-value is calculated based on your height, weight, boot sole length, age, and riding style. If your value is below 13, the Z-13 is perfectly sufficient, and you’ll be using it in the middle rather than the top range of the scale, which is better for the binding. Heavy and very aggressive skiers who score above a Z value of 13 need the size 15. Which skis is the 95 Stopper compatible with? The stopper covers a waist width of 75 to 95 mm. On a wider ski, it will scrape the snow and may bend. On significantly narrower skis, it will stick out unnecessarily far. Measure the waist of your ski directly below the binding to be sure. Can I mount the binding myself? Drilling and adjustment should be done in a workshop using a template and a calibrated testing device. This is the only way to ensure that the release is tested and documented in accordance with standards. We’ll mount and adjust the bindings at ski-shop.ch if you bring your skis and boots in or send them to us. What does “180-degree multi-directional release” mean? The heel releases not only sideways and upward, but across the entire semicircle. Look is the only brand with a true mechanical upward release mechanism that operates independently of the front jaw. This ensures more reliable release in the event of a backward fall. What is the stand height of the Pivot? The Pivot has a relatively low profile, which makes edge engagement more direct. The exact value depends on the type of boot sole installed. If you want to mount the binding on a ski with existing holes, please contact us beforehand so we can check the drilling pattern.