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Compare	K2 Fastplant Wide Snowboard 2013	VS	Ride Machete Snowboard 2013

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Overview:

There are 14 differences and 19 similarities between K2 Fastplant Wide Snowboard 2013, Ride Machete Snowboard 2013

Specifications
Product ID		281,658	vs	280,966
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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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Skill Range		Advancedintermediate-expert	vs	Advancedintermediate-expert
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Shape		Twin	vs	Twin
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Flex		Medium	vs	Medium
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Pipe Oriented		No	vs	No
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Board Width		Wide	vs	Regular
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Waist Width		264 mm	vs	247 mm
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Stance Width		22 mm	vs	533 mm
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Actual Turn Radius @ Specified Length		8 M	vs	7.25 M
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Rocker Profile		Rocker	vs	Rocker
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Rocker Type		Jib Rocker With Tweekends	vs	Lowrize Rocker
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Hole Pattern		Standard 4 Hole	vs	Standard 4 Hole
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Magnatraction		No	vs	No
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Core Material		Wood With Carbon	vs	Wood With Carbon
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Core Name		Bambooyah Wh4 With Carbon Ollie Bar	vs	Pop Rods 1.0
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Construction Type		Sidewall Construction	vs	Sidewall Construction
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Base Material		Sintered P-tex	vs	Sintered P-tex
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Stance Setback		Centered	vs	Centered
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Base Name		4,000 Sintered	vs	Fusion 4000
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Additional Details			vs	Biaxial Glass: 90 And 0 Degree Angles, Fun And Forgiving,2x4 Inserts
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General
Brand		K2	vs	Ride
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Model Year		2013	vs	2013
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Gender		Mens	vs	Mens
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recommended use		All-mountain Freestyle	vs	All-mountain Freestyle
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Skill Level		Advanced Intermediate	vs	Advanced Intermediate
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warranty		5 Year	vs	1 Year
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Description
Description 1		Jib Rocker: Just Enough Rise In The Tip And Tail To Create A Loose, Buttery Feel On All Types Of Terrain	vs	Thin Con: Thin Construction With Tapered Tip And Tail, Reduced Swing Weight, Enhanced Tip Flex And The Sidewall Runs Past The Effective Edge
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Description 2		Carbon Web I / Ollie Bar: Brings The Pop And Snap Of Carbon Closer To Your Bindings For Maximum Ollies And Control In Every Situation	vs	Pop Rods 1.0 Core: Gives An Already Fun And Playful Board Added Liveliness To Set Them Apart From The Competition. Made Up Of Flat Carbon Rods That Wrap A Urethane Slime-core, Pop Rods Have Carbon For Massive Pop And A Slim-core To Smooth Out The Landing
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Description 3		Riax/icg20 Glass: Integrating Carbon Into The Fiberglass Reducing The Overall Weight	vs	Cleave Edge: Nearly 50 Percent More Steel, Delivers Unmatched Resistance To Edge Cracking And Can Be Detuned To A Larger Radii
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Description 4		4,000 Sintered	vs	Carbon Array 3: Power Distribution Provides Total Board Control In Every Stance Location By Using Wide Spread Carbon Stringers To Gather And Channel Rider Input
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Description 5			vs	Biaxial Glass: 90 And 0 Degree Angles, Fun And Forgiving
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Description 6			vs	2 x
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