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Compare	Tecnica Attiva Phoenix 90 UltraFit Womens Ski Boots 2011	VS	Lange Driver Power Womens Ski Boots 2010

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Overview:

There are 10 differences and 14 similarities between Tecnica Attiva Phoenix 90 UltraFit Womens Ski Boots 2011, Lange Driver Power Womens Ski Boots 2010

General
Brand		Tecnica	vs	Lange
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Gender		Womens	vs	Womens
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Model Year		2011	vs	2010
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recommended use		Downhill	vs	Downhill
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Skill Level		Advanced - Expert	vs	Beginner - Intermediate
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warranty		One Year	vs	One Year
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Specifications
Product ID		167,810	vs	252,978
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Used		No	vs	No
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Shipping Restriction			vs	This Item Is Not Available For Shipment Outside Of The United States.
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Flex		Medium	vs	Soft
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Actual Flex		90	vs	65
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Flex Adjustment		Yes	vs	No
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Buckle Count		4	vs	4
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Number of Micro Buckles		Four	vs	Four
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Buckle Material		Carbon Steel	vs	Plastic With Metal
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Forefoot Width		100 mm	vs	103 mm
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Width		Medium (100-103mm)	vs	Medium (100-103mm)
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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		Single	vs	None
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Prewired For Heat		No	vs	No
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Special Features		Delta Force Switch, Hinged Instep Catch	vs
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