The Freetour is a zero compromise solution to alpine touring bindings. An extremely simple interchange combines the Look Pivot, the most trusted and reliable alpine binding, with the super-light efficiency of our pin-tech touring toe. It is hands down the best hybrid touring binding on the market. The solution for freeride, realized.
FAQS
1. Is the Freetour 2.0 compatible with the Freetour 1.0
No. The toe interchange system is a different platform. The hole pattern and heel assembly are unchanged
2. How difficult is mounting the Freetour Pivot? Can any shop do it?
If you would like to mount the system yourself, please follow this link to our Freetour Mounting Tutorial. The Freetour uses the same hole pattern as the Look Pivot bindings and is a straightforward process if you are experienced mounting skis. There are two added holes shown on our Heel Hole Template provided with every Freetour.
Warning: All bindings must be properly adjusted to the users boot sole length, height, weight, and release preference. The ski/boot/binding system must then be tested with the user's boots in accordance with industry standards before use, to ensure proper function.
Warning: If you are not a properly trained ski technician with the proper tools and a jig, you must have your bindings mounted by an authorized Look® or Cast® dealer.
3. Which boots work with the Freetour?
The Freetour is sold with an Alpine/GripWalk compatible AFD installed and also comes with an interchangeable Touring ISO 9523 AFD to accommodate rockered touring boot soles.4. What is the mounting hole pattern of the Freetour?
The Freetour 2.0 uses the same hole pattern as the Look Pivot binding. If your skis are already mounted with a Look Pivot binding, this is not an issue. Simply upgrade your Look Pivot 15 or 18 binding with the Freetour Upgrade Kit and then use the existing holes. Two additional holes will need to be drilled for the brake retainer. The Heel Hole Template is provided with every purchase of a Freetour and can be downloaded here, Heel Hole Template.
Warning: All bindings must be properly adjusted to the users boot sole length, height, weight, and release preference. The ski/boot/binding system must then be tested with the user's boots in accordance with industry standards before use, to ensure proper function.
Warning: If you are not a properly trained ski technician with the proper tools and a jig, you must have your bindings mounted by an authorized Look® or Cast® dealer.
5. Can one use the Tech Toe for downhill skiing?
The Tech toe is not designed for the use in downhill skiing. It can be used for small descents with skins on.Weight (Alpine and Touring): 1340g and 1000g
Release Range: 6-15
Climbing Risers: 0, 8, 12 degrees
Elastic Travel (Toe and Heel): 45mm and 28mm
Boot Compatibility: Alpine ISO 5355, GripWalk ISO 23223, Touring 9523
Materials Machined: 7075 Alu, POM/Acetal, Stainless Steel
