Poll: How much difference between 3-point inline skate mounting system vs. 2-Point

Don't get me wrong, I voted that there was not much difference, but my 3 point skates are the finest skates I've ever skated on. This question is somewhat "loaded" as it's impossible to separate the frames from the boots in the case of the 3 points. I have Bont's Semi-Race boots with the 12.5" magnesium frames. I swapped out the aluminum frames to get my skates as light as possible, so when I hold a 3 pt. skate in one hand, and an R4 with a carbon 3 100 X 1 84 in the other, the Bont feels like a feather and the Powerslide feels like a tank. Both skates fit me perfectly. The carbon frames do absorb a tad more vibration, but once again, I'm an old 140 lb. girl that isn't going to flex much of anything with my lame push. I just feel that the lighter weight helps me last longer. It depends on the skater and what the skater is looking to accomplish as to which set up will work the best, but a heavier skater is going to benefit more from a lack of flex and whatever equipment will stand up to a more rigorous skater.

I am an old, 140 lb. female. As such, I cannot apply the force, nor do I have the weight behind my push, to experience flexing or less efficiency than most skaters. Heavier, younger men will challenge their equipment more and reap more benefits from the 3 point mounting system.