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Compare	Lange RX 110 Ski Boots 2012	VS	Full Tilt Konflict Ski Boots 2013

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Overview:

There are 20 differences and 15 similarities between Lange RX 110 Ski Boots 2012, Full Tilt Konflict Ski Boots 2013

General
Brand		Lange	vs	Full Tilt
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Gender		Mens	vs	Mens
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Model Year		2012	vs	2013
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recommended use		Downhill	vs	Downhill
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Skill Level		Advanced - Expert	vs	Advanced - Pro
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warranty		One Year	vs	One Year
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Specifications
Product ID		230,331	vs	272,884
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Used		No	vs	No
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Shipping Restriction		This Item Is Not Available For Shipment Outside Of The United States.	vs	This Item Is Not Available For Shipment Outside Of The United States.
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Flex		Stiff	vs	Stiff
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Actual Flex		110	vs	#8 Flex
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Flex Adjustment		No	vs	No
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Buckle Count		4	vs	3
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Number of Micro Buckles		Four	vs	3
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Buckle Material		Aluminum	vs	Aluminum/cable
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Forefoot Width		100 mm	vs	99 mm
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Width		Medium (100-103mm)	vs	Narrow (95-99mm)
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Freestyle		No	vs	No
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Sidecountry		No	vs	No
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Race		No	vs	No
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Ski/Walk		No	vs	No
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Cuff Alignment		Dual	vs	Dual
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Prewired For Heat		No	vs	No
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Special Features		Natural Stance, Control Fit Liner	vs	Original 3 Piece Shell, Active Rubber Boot Board
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Additional Details		, Control Fit Liner - Best Connection To The Shell, Natural Stance - Balanced And Powerful, Elongated Toe Dam - Keeps Feet Dry, Four Microadjustable Aluminum Buckles, Low Profile Buckles - Stronger And More Precise Closure	vs	Original 3 Piece Design, , #8 Flex, , Active Rubber Boot Board For Vibration Dampening, 3 Cable Clusure System Eliminates Deadspots For Smooth, Even Pressure Fit, Aluminum Ratchet Buckles For Durable On-the-fly Micro Adjustment, 100% Heat Moldable Intuiton Pro Liner, J-bar Ankle Support, Powerwerp Around The Upper Layer
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Description
Description 1		110 Flex Mono-Injected Shell And Cuff	vs	Original 3 Piece Design
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Description 2		Control Fit Liner - Best Connection To The Shell	vs	99 mm Last
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Description 3		Natural Stance - Balanced And Powerful	vs	#8 Flex
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Description 4		Elongated Toe Dam - Keeps Feet Dry	vs	7 Rib Tongue for Maximum Power with Natrual Flex
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Description 5		Four Microadjustable Aluminum Buckles	vs	Active Rubber Boot Board For Vibration Dampening
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Description 6		Low Profile Buckles - Stronger And More Precise Closure	vs	3 Cable Clusure System Eliminates Deadspots For Smooth, Even Pressure Fit
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Description 7			vs	Aluminum Ratchet Buckles For Durable On-the-fly Micro Adjustment
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Description 8			vs	100% Heat Moldable Intuiton Pro Liner
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Description 9			vs	J-bar Ankle Support
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Description 10			vs	Powerwerp Around The Upper Layer
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