Look Pivot 14 23/24
The Look Pivot 14 is the most trusted and reliable alpine binding in skiing. The reinforced Full Action toe piece combined with the classic Pivot "turntable" heel provides more reliable retention and consistent release- aka it's better on your knees. Look bindings enable your boot to sit closer to the snow & allow the ski to flex more naturally underfoot than any other binding. You get the best snow sensitivity, precision & control, and a much more natural flexing ski for optimal ski performance. There's a reason the best pros in the world count on Look.
Bindings can only be returned in new condition in the original packaging. Bindings can be mounted at your local ski shop.
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Details
- Recommended for Endurance and Citadel models
- For more expert/aggressive skiers
Specs
- 95mm brake fits Endurance 88 & Endurance 98
- 115mm brake fits the Citadel
- DIN setting: 5-14 (strong enough for all but pro-level skiers)
- Brake width: 95mm or 115mm
- Weight: 2,306g per pair
- Compatible with all alpine boots (alpine and WTR soles)
WTR
What does WTR mean? - This "Walk To Ride” (WTR) is a fancy way of saying these bindings work with every alpine boot in the world. The WTR version of the binding is simply a feature that enables the height of the surface that the toe of your boot sits on to be lowered or raised. Enables the binding to accept "Walk To Ride" (WTR) boots OR standard boots.
Pivot Technology
The reinforced Full Action toe piece combined with the classic Pivot "turntable" heel delivers maximum power transmission, shock absorption, and the longest elastic travel on the market to provide more reliable retention and consistent release
Which binding is right for me?
In general, the Pivot 14 (this binding) bindings are for more advanced skiers - higher speeds, aggressive style, occasional air time etc. The Marker Griffon 13 is for those less aggressive skiers - medium-fast skiing, quick turns but generally keep skis on the ground.
Bindings are a personal choice (just like skis) so if you have another preference, you should go for it. Getting a more 'advanced' binding never hurts, they just weigh more, on the scale & on the wallet.