Look Pivot 15 GW
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The freeride binding with a cult for good reason: elastic travel and release that skiers trust. Skip it if you swap skis often; the short mounting pattern and no adjustment track make that a chore.
Written by the editor · reviewed this season
$307was $50039% off
Lowest since 1 Nov $197 across 13 stores · 10 sweeps.
Ski West · CA · in stock at the last sweep
Landed to the US ≈ $354 · 5–9 daysAn estimate from the store's shipping table, published duty and tax rules and the ECB rate; the carrier's invoice is final. Set your country on the page to re-price it.
We may earn a commission on this link. It did not affect the grade.Live board: prices read at the 7:59 PM sweep across 51 stores; price history since 1 Nov.
Price history
since 1 Nov · 10 sweeps2 tracked days since 1 Nov, over 10 sweeps of 13 stores: the lowest price any of them has shown is $197, and today's best price landed to the US is $307 at Ski West. Too early for a typical sale price: 2 days tracked, 30 needed. Bindings bottom out in March and April.
Lowest tracked $197 since 1 Nov.
Every store we read for it
13 stores · prices in USD| Store | Price (USD) | Stock | Region |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ski West | $307 | In stock | CA |
| Comor | $328 | In stock | CA |
| Monod Sports | $365 | In stock | CA |
| Oberson | $365 | In stock | CA |
| Squire John's | $365 | In stock | CA |
| Outside Sports | $430 | Out of stock | AP |
| Cripple Creek Backcountry | $430 | In stock | US |
| Ski Pro | $480 | In stock | US |
| Powder7 | $500 | In stock | US |
| Skirack | $500 | In stock | US |
| Start Haus | $500 | In stock | US |
| The Ski Monster | $500 | In stock | US |
| Sports Basement | $500 | Out of stock | US |
Sizes
Brake · 3 brake widths- 90 mmgone
- 100 mmgone
- 110 mmgone
0 of the 3 brake widths in stock at Ski West at the last sweep, and 4 outside the run we list (75 mm, 95 mm, 105 mm, 115 mm). Stock is re-checked at every sweep.
The consensus
7 sources9.2 out of 10 — Dialed's editorial score, assembled from 7 published reviews: Blister, OutdoorGearLab, evo reviews, SkiEssentials, r/skiing, Newschoolers, TGR.
The freeride binding with a cult for good reason: elastic travel and release that skiers trust. Skip it if you swap skis often; the short mounting pattern and no adjustment track make that a chore.
What reviewers like
- Best-in-class elasticity
- Low stack height
- Lasts for years
What they do not
- No length adjustment
- Heavy
- Brake options are limited
Fit: Choose the brake at or just above ski waist.
Who it is for: For aggressive resort skiers. Not for anyone who swaps skis.
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