Look Pivot Ski Bindings
A classic. An icon.
The Look Pivot has earned its reputation the hard way — by being one of the most trusted bindings in skiing for a very long time. Its signature turntable heel offers exceptional elasticity, helping the binding absorb more movement before release while maintaining a secure, connected feel on the ski. From hard-charging resort skiers to freestyle skiers and pros, the Pivot has become a staple for anyone who values reliability, retention, and a binding they can trust when skiing hard.
Some classics stay classics for a reason.
FAQ
What size brake should I buy for my skis?
Brake width on your bindings should be at least as wide as your ski waist but not excessively wider. If the brake option is wider — A good rule is to choose a brake that’s no more than 10 mm wider than your ski’s waist width. For example, if your skis are 95 mm underfoot, a 100 mm brake is ideal.
Can I re-mount bindings on new skis?
Yes, bindings can often be remounted, but it depends on their age, condition, and type. Some bindings are specific to a certain pair of skis with an integrated system and cannot be remounted. Bindings more than 10 years old are often considered non-indemnified, meaning shops can’t legally mount or adjust them.
How often should I get my ski bindings tested to ensure they are releasing properly?
Best practice is to have your bindings tested once per year by a certified ski shop. Annual testing ensures they release and retain correctly for your weight, age, boot, and skiing style.