All-Mountain-Free-Bindungen PIVOT 12 GW B115 SCHWARZ/ICON

280,00 €

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DIN/ISO4-12

Bremsen95 - 115 mm

Die Pivot Freeride-Skibindung setzt Maßstäbe hinsichtlich Kontrolle und Auslösung für die passioniertesten Skifahrer der Welt.

Der Full Action-Vorderbacken der Bindung und das einzigartige „Turntable"-Fersendesign bieten erfahrenen Freeskiern eine reaktionsstarke Verbindung zwischen Schuh und Ski für sofortige Kraftübertragung und präzise Skikontrolle. Kraftvolle Stoßdämpfung und perfekt austarierter Spielraum sorgen für sicheren Halt und optimale Auslösung für aggressives Skifahren.

Sie sind sowohl mit traditionellen Alpinsohlen (ISO 5355) als auch GripWalk®-Sohlen (ISO 23223 A) kompatibel.

Referenz: FCIA066

Bremsenbreite: 95 - 115 mm

Gewicht: 1105 g/halbes paar

DIN/ISO: 4-12

Gebrauchsanleitung

PIVOT

Das klassische PIVOT Turntable Fersenteil-Design von LOOK sorgt mit 28mm Elastic Travel und Rotation direkt unter dem Schienbein für Top-Stoßdämpfung und den zuverlässigsten Rückhalt auf dem Markt, um das Risiko von Fehlauslösungen erheblich zu verringern.

FULL ACTION TOE PIECE

Mit 45mm Elastic Travel und einer multidirektionalen Auslösungvon 180 Grad bietet das FULL ACTION-Zehenstück den besten Rückhalt und Auslöseverhalten auf dem Markt sowie mehr Verbindungsstärke (Kontakt Skischuh/Bindung) für maximale Kraftübertragung.

LONG ELASTIC TRAVEL

Ein längerer Elastic Travel garantiert zuverlässigen Halt, wenn Du ihn brauchst. LOOK-Bindungen bieten den größten Elastic Travel (lateral und vertikal) und die schnellste Rückpositionierung vor dem Auslösen, um mit maximaler Stoßdämpfung das Risiko von Fehlauslösungen zu verringern.

SHORT MOUNTING ZONE

Die verkürzte Montagezone verringert das Schwunggewicht, verstärkt die Reaktivität und sorgt für einen tieferen, runderen und gleichmäßigeren Skiflex.

ROLLING CONTROL

Die Bestandteile der LOOK-Bindungen sind marktführend in der (Wank-)Kopplungsstärke (Kontakt Skischuh/Bindung). Diese minimiert den Spielraum, bevor die Bindung auf die Bewegung des Schuhs anspricht - für die effizienteste Kraftübertragung im Skisport.

MULTI DIRECTIONAL RELEASE

LOOK entwickelt als einziger Bindungshersteller eine komplett mechanische Rückwärtsauslösung, die unabhängig vom Fersenteil funktioniert - für die effektivste MULTIDIREKTIONALE 180 GRAD-AUSLÖSUNG beim Sturz.

GRIPWALK

Das ROCKERACE-Konzept basiert auf den aktuellsten Prototypen unserer Weltcup-Fahrer. Dank der kürzeren Montagezone und dem teilgefederten Fersenteil lässt sich der Ski mit noch mehr Flex kontrollieren und mit maxiimaler Präszision steuern: POWER IST NICHTS OHNE KONTROLLE!

Wie sind Ski gebaut?

I have a Look Pivot 12GW that was originally mounted for a 305mm shell. If I change boots, how long a shell can I use without having to remount the binding?

Asked by: Rich

As long as the shell does not change you will not need to remount your bindings. If you go to a larger or smaller boot then you will need to have a certified technician remount to fit the new size.

Answered by: Anonymous

Date published: 2020-12-30

Am I able to ski tour with these bindings?

Asked by: skies97

Hello, No, these bindings are a traditional alpine binding, a ski touring binding is able to release the heel in order to tour. Thank you

Answered by: Anonymous

Date published: 2020-12-22

Hi I have a Salomon QST 118 underfoot. What would you recommend?

Asked by: Meg1792

Hello, You will need to make sure the brake width on the bindings are compatible. The brakes can be bent slightly wider while mounting. I would suggest a 120mm brake. Thank you

Answered by: Anonymous

Date published: 2020-12-24

I have an 84 waist ski. Do you make brakes to accommodate a thinner ski in the pivot bindings?

Asked by: Woods

Hello! The Pivot brake width that would accommodate your ski the best would be our B95 brakes which can accommodate a ski waist of 80 - 95mm. If you have any other questions, please feel free to send us an email directly at inforossiusa@rossignol.com Thank You! The Look Team

Answered by: Anonymous

Date published: 2020-11-24

I have a pair of armada arv 96’s and was wondering if a 115 brake width would be too big? I was told that I shouldn’t go more than 15mm wider than the ski width, and the 95mm option is a bit too small. 

Asked by: Dusk

Hello! When looking at swapping out brakes, our rule of thumb is to keep the brake difference under 20mm (10mm per side). The B115 would be the best option as you never want to bend or alter your brakes to fit your skis waist. If you have any other questions, please feel free to send us an email directly at inforossiusa@rossignol.com Enjoy Skiing! The Look Team

Answered by: Anonymous

Date published: 2020-10-10

On a 95 waist ski (Icelantic Nomad 95) would you recommend the 95 brake or the 115 brake width?

Asked by: JDKU

Hi, You can use the 95mm brake on your skis. Have a nice day. The Look Team !

Answered by: Service Client Look

Date published: 2020-10-02

I have a Look Pivot binding now, love it. I'm purchasing Line skis that have a 107 waist. i 'm a male advanced skier who skis "Big Mountain" style in Colorado. I am 5'11" and ~145 lbs. Do you have a Pivot model you'd recommend that fits a 107 waist?

Asked by: Hen the Beast

Hello! We offer a range of Pivot Bindings that would be a good fit for you. The best brake width would be our B115, which will accommodate a ski waist of 95 - 115mm wide. We recommend that your brake width is wider than the width of your ski, but offers less than 10mm of over hang per side. The B115 should be a great fit. We would recommend taking a look at the Pivot 14, Pivot 15 and Pivot 18 models. The Pivot 14 has a plastic toe piece where the 15 & 18 offer the full metal toe piece. We would recommend selecting a binding where your DIN setting falls within the middle of the DIN range of the binding. If you have any further questions, please feel free to send us an email directly at inforossiusa@rossignol.com Enjoy Skiing! The Look Team

Answered by: Anonymous

Date published: 2020-07-24

I have 122mm Powder ski and i was wondering which binding should i get and which brake (no touring) 

Asked by: Matiski

Hello! If your ski has a width of 122mm, we would recommend either the Pivot 14 GW B130 or the Pivot 18 GW B130. The B130 brake can accommodate a ski that is anywhere from 115 - 130mm. If you have any further questions, please feel free to reach out directly at inforossiusa@rossignol.com Thank You! The Look Team

Answered by: Anonymous

Date published: 2020-06-29

All Mountain Bindings Pivot 12 Gw B115 Questions - page 2

All-Mountain-Free-Bindungen PIVOT 12 GW B115 SCHWARZ/ICON

Die Pivot Freeride-Skibindung setzt Maßstäbe hinsichtlich Kontrolle und Auslösung für die passioniertesten Skifahrer der Welt.

PIVOT

I have a Look Pivot 12GW that was originally mounted for a 305mm shell. If I change boots, how long a shell can I use without having to remount the binding?

Am I able to ski tour with these bindings?

Hi I have a Salomon QST 118 underfoot. What would you recommend?

I have an 84 waist ski. Do you make brakes to accommodate a thinner ski in the pivot bindings?

I have a pair of armada arv 96&rsquo;s and was wondering if a 115 brake width would be too big? I was told that I shouldn&rsquo;t go more than 15mm wider than the ski width, and the 95mm option is a bit too small.&nbsp;

On a 95 waist ski (Icelantic Nomad 95) would you recommend the 95 brake or the 115 brake width?

I have a Look Pivot binding now, love it. I'm purchasing Line skis that have a 107 waist. i 'm a male advanced skier who skis &quot;Big Mountain&quot; style in Colorado. I am 5'11&quot; and ~145 lbs. Do you have a Pivot model you'd recommend that fits a 107 waist?

I have 122mm Powder ski and i was wondering which binding should i get and which brake (no touring)&nbsp;

I have a pair of armada arv 96’s and was wondering if a 115 brake width would be too big? I was told that I shouldn’t go more than 15mm wider than the ski width, and the 95mm option is a bit too small.

I have a Look Pivot binding now, love it. I'm purchasing Line skis that have a 107 waist. i 'm a male advanced skier who skis "Big Mountain" style in Colorado. I am 5'11" and ~145 lbs. Do you have a Pivot model you'd recommend that fits a 107 waist?

I have 122mm Powder ski and i was wondering which binding should i get and which brake (no touring)