Look NX 10 GW Ski Bindings 2027

Look NX 10 GW Ski Bindings 2027

The Look NX 10 GW Ski Bindings 2027 offer dependable performance, easy handling, and confident control for recreational and progressing skiers. Designed to provide a secure connection between boot and ski, the NX 10 combines reliable retention and release characteristics with efficient power transfer for comfortable all-mountain skiing.

The NX heel is designed to provide a secure, consistent connection while allowing elastic travel to help absorb impacts and maintain retention through changing terrain. Up front, the toe delivers reliable multi-directional release and responsive power transmission, giving skiers predictable performance whether cruising groomers or exploring more of the mountain.

With a DIN range of 3–10 and compatibility with both traditional Alpine and GripWalk® adult boot soles, the NX 10 GW is a versatile choice for Junior or Small Adult – beginner through intermediate skiers looking for a user-friendly binding with trusted LOOK performance.

Features

• Versatile all-mountain ski binding
• DIN range: 3–10
• NX heel design
• Reliable retention and release performance
• Elastic travel helps absorb impacts
• Multi-directional toe release
• Responsive boot-to-ski power transfer
• Lightweight, user-friendly construction
• Easy step-in and step-out performance
• GripWalk® compatible
• Compatible with Alpine ISO 5355 adult boot soles
• Compatible with GripWalk® ISO 23223 A adult boot soles
• Available in brake width B73
• Ideal for recreational and progressing skiers
• Designed for groomed runs and general all-mountain use

Specifications

Brake Width Guide

Choose a brake width that is approximately equal to or slightly wider than the waist width of your skis. For example, a ski measuring 73 mm underfoot should generally be paired with a brake that is at least 73 mm wide. When possible, select the closest brake width that will comfortably clear the ski.

Binding Note: Ski bindings should always be mounted, adjusted, and release-tested by a qualified ski technician. DIN settings should be determined based on the skier’s height, weight, age, boot sole length, and skier type.