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Compare	Elan Waveflex 10 Skis 2013	VS	Elan TMD WaveFlex 72 Skis 2012

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Overview:

There are 7 differences and 21 similarities between Elan Waveflex 10 Skis 2013, Elan TMD WaveFlex 72 Skis 2012

Specifications
Product ID		277,826	vs	268,005
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Used		No	vs	No
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Core Material		Wood	vs	Wood
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Construction Type		Sidewall	vs	Sidewall
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Base Material		Sintered	vs	Sintered
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Tail Profile		Flared	vs	Flared
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Rocker		Rocker/camber/rocker	vs	Camber
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Tip Width		123 (@168cm)	vs	123
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Waist Width		72 (@168cm)	vs	72
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Tail Width		105 (@168cm)	vs	105
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Turn Radius		11-15	vs	11-15
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Actual Turn Radius @ Specified Length		14.9 (@168cm)	vs	13.1 (@160cm)
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Alpine Touring		No	vs	No
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Race		No	vs	No
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Twin Tip		No	vs	No
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Titanium		No	vs	No
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Special Features		Waveflex, Fusion Binding System	vs	Rst Sidewall, Waveflex Technology
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Bindings Included		Yes	vs	Yes
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Model #		El 10.0 Fusion	vs	Tmd El 10
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Actual Din Range		2.5-10	vs	3-10
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Recommended Weight Range		100-200 Lbs	vs	66-235 Lbs.
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Additional Details		Waveflex, Fusion Binding System, Early Rise Rocker, Power Wood Core, Rst Sidewalls, Lithium Layer	vs	Waveflex Technology Blends Tip To Tail And Torsional Flex For Ideal Performance, Rst Sidewalls Give Additional Torsional Stiffness For Increased Power And Edge Grip, Power Woodcore Supplies Energy, Power, And Pop Through The Whole Ski, Traditional Camber Profile For Best Grip On Hard Packed Snow
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General
Brand		Elan	vs	Elan
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Model Year		2013	vs	2012
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Gender		Mens	vs	Mens
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Type		Frontside Skis	vs	Frontside Skis
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Skill Level		Intermediate - Advanced	vs	Intermediate - Advanced Intermediate
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warranty		One Year	vs	One Year
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