1 Thing I Don't Like About the Elites

Actually its the other way around...

I don't think it will be good, plus it would jack the prices up like on 2 dollars for each elite.

I just go elites all the way lol
Elites look cool when posed and play like doing xfactor etc basics are tougher though while elites feel so fragile.

That's like saying pancakes are better than waffles, doesn't make sense, they're both good for different reasons.

I'd like double elbows to make posing more realistic, but definitely not at the cost of the ab hinge.

I've been collecting since the ttl days and elites don't excite me as much as jakks figures did for the simple fact I'm not a child anymore so I don't have that connection with them. That said, they're the best wrestling figures ever made. The detail, especially in the early years were phenomenal. That said the quality has gone down considerably. What used to be cloth has turned to plastic. Belt quality has gone down becoming one piece of rubber. But we're also getting a ton of new characters which is nice. Price point is meh, but it gets worse when the price goes up and quality goes down. I don't mind price increases only if we get the same quality. That's the reason to raise it. But to keep making them cost more and give us less is unethical. But as far as the actual figures are concerned, they are the best we could hope for at twenty bucks. I love the articulation. I wish I had these as a child because the leg articulation alone makes them special. I can't even touch a basic because of the lack of articulation. My biggest problem though has to be part choices. I voice this opinion a lot because very few people bring it up. The arms are my biggest problem. Yes they're action figures of real people and they shouldn't be unrealistically jacked (like jakks) but to give Rick rude, orton and hhh, guys who are huge, cruiserweight arms that were on xpac, then give dolph ziggker the ripped arms, is stupid and stands out. Luckily they fixed it with the e35 orton, but it still stinks. That's my number one issue.

French toast>waffles>pancakes

Elites are fine the way they are. Don't play with them but love to display them in poses. I only collect elites as well and not a fan of basics.

My biggest problem with Elites is by far the lack of ankle movement. The joint is there yet 1 in 25 Elites I buy won't budge. So the ab crunch really isn't much of a problem for me since I use it for posing.

I love the ab crunch, I guess I don't like the price and sometimes I think they can release too much, they should strictly keep to six sets a year in my opinion but that's just me.