Compare	Ride Orion Womens Snowboard Boots	VS	Vans Hi Standard Womens Snowboard Boots

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There are 10 differences and 4 similarities between Ride Orion Womens Snowboard Boots, Vans Hi Standard Womens Snowboard Boots

General
Skill Range		Beginner-advancedintermediate	vs	Intermediate-advanced
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Brand		Ride	vs	Vans
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Gender		Womens	vs	Womens
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Model Year		2008	vs	2010
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Skill Level		Beginner	vs	Intermediate
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recommended use		Freestyle	vs	All-mountain
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warranty		One Year	vs	One Year
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Specifications
Material		Full Synthetic Upper	vs	Vanslite Snowaffle Sole With One Piece Injection Molded Eva Midsole
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Flex		Medium	vs	Soft
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Lacing Style		Quick Lace	vs	Traditional Lace
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Intuition Liner		Yes	vs	No
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Brand Lacing Style		Lock Down Speed Lace	vs	Traditional Lacing
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Removable Liner		Yes	vs	Yes
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Additional Details		External J Bars, Die Cut Eva Insole, Grip Sole With Exposed Eva Midsole, Body Active Plush Foam Liner, Aegis Antimicrobial Coating	vs	Vanslite Snowaffle Sole With One-piece Injection Molded Eva Midsole/bottom Unit And Vans Secret Recipe Rubber Compound On High-wear Area's Weight While Enhancing Board Feel And Maximizing Response, Trifit Asmy-x Thermal Liner, , Double Posted Stainless Steel Wire Frame Lace Hooks, Eva Footbed, Internal Web Harness
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