The Look Pivot 2.0 13 takes everything skiers love about the Pivot series and makes it a little more approachable without losing what makes these bindings legendary. The Pivot 15 has always been the go-to for chargers and park skiers who want max power and retention. The new Pivot 2.0 13 brings that same DNA to a DIN range that more skiers can actually use. The redesign for this season makes it easier to step into and ups the power transfer, so you get more confidence whether you’re lapping the park, blasting through crud, or dropping into sketchy lines. Like its big brother, the 2.0 13 has a reinforced toe piece for rock-solid boot hold and consistent release when you actually need it. The famous turntable heel is still the star of the show. Unmatched elastic travel means you stay clicked in when things get rowdy, and when you do need to come out, it’s smoother and more reliable than anything else. That elasticity is why people swear by Look: it gives you recovery room when you go a little off-axis on a jump or smash through variable snow, instead of instantly tossing you. The reason so many skiers trust Pivots, and only Pivots, comes down to how the toe and heel work independently. The toe has 180 degrees of release, regardless of what’s happening in the heel, so it’s protective without being twitchy. Compared to something like the Salomon STH2, which is solid but doesn’t have the same elastic heel travel, the Pivot holds you in longer and releases when it should, not when you’re halfway through a maneuver. For aggressive skiers, that’s huge: no pre-release, no guessing game, just a binding that does its job and lets you focus on skiing.
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