Freetour 1.0 Upgrade Kit

You need to choose from the following three types of AFD. Please check the sole specifications of the boots you are using. If you are unsure which to choose, please contact us.

• GripWalk compatible: Compliant with GripWalk standards.

• WTR: Touring boots with normal walk mode or meets the ISO 9523 Touring boot standard.

• ISO 5355 Alpine sole: Fits alpine soles that meet the ISO 5355 standard.

CAST Freetour

• Color: FORZA 2.0 / FORZA 3.0 / Gold / Raw
• Brake width: 95mm / 115mm / 130mm (95mm is sold as an option)
• Release value:
• Look Pivot 15 DIN/ISO 6 - 15
• Look Pivot 18 DIN/ISO 8-18
• Compatible sole: ISO5355 Alpine sole / GripWalk / ISO9523
• Total weight when walking: 1,065g (one side, measured value, with brake width 115mm installed)
• Tech Too: 130g
• Pivot 15 heel piece, brake (115mm): 760g
• Tousim: 38g
• Brake lock assembly: 91g
• Screw: 46g
• Total weight when sliding: 1,467g (one side, measured value, with brake width 115mm installed)
• Pivot 15 two piece, CAST pedestal, AFD: 532g
• Pivot 15 heel piece, brake (115mm): 760g
• Tousim: 38g
• Brake lock assembly: 91g
• Screw: 46g

If you are only ordering delivery, shipping is free.

If you are having the installation done by other means than bringing the board to our company, you will need to send us the board you want to have installed at your own expense.

Please refer to the following link when sending your request.
(A round trip ticket to Hokkaido usually costs around ¥4,000 - ¥6,000.)

Yamato Transport: Ski delivery service

Japan Post: Ski Yu-Pack

• Carry either the CAST Freetour Tech toe or the LOOK PIVOT 15/18 two-piece by making sure to store it securely in your backpack when not in use.

• To remove the toe piece, slide off the black quick release on both the toe base and CAST Freetour Tech toe. Also, if there is snow on it, please remove it with a brush before putting it on.

• When installing the toe piece, just push it in and make sure it clicks into place.
  *CAST Freetour Tech If the toe does not lock, the leaf spring next to the spring may be interfering with the front screw. In that case, bend the leaf spring slightly with pliers, or use a hard object such as the tip of a stock to push it into the spring from the front.

• When using in walk mode, raise the Tech toe lever towards you and lock it. When doing so, be careful not to raise the lever too much and make it stick. 2-3 notches are usually sufficient.

• Please lock the brakes when using in walk mode. Raise the brake lock and engage it with your finger, or just depress it.

• When climbing a slope in walk mode, raise the bail according to the slope for support. You can get 8° of assistance with short bails and 12.5° with long bails.

• To release the brake lock, grasp the tip of the brake and push it inside the board, or turn the turntable on the heel piece to release it. Make sure to push the brake lock forward (toward the nose of the ski) to lock the bail.

CAST Freetour 1.0 Manual

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CAST products strive to make only the highest quality products to withstand the rigors of skiing. No one wants the downtime of having to shuttle gear back and forth for warranty reasons.

CAST's products are proven to be strong and durable, and we want to ensure that you can use your products for years to come. CAST covers your product against any issues that may arise due to manufacturing defects.

The standard warranty period is two years from the date of purchase, but we will also consider warranty issues beyond the standard two year period.

Integrating the CAST® Freetour Upgrade Kit with LOOK PIVOT® Binding voids any warranties, manufacturer's or seller's liability on the part of Group Rossignol USA, Inc. or Look Fixations SAS. Any such remedies shall be directed to CAST. If you encounter any problems with the product, please contact us.