Edelweiss Zen Arc 9.6mm x 70m? OR Mammut Tusk superDRY 9.8mm x 70m Dry Rope?

For purposes of mostly cragging at The Creek, and some trad climbing at The Needles, Tuolumne, and the like, I'm shopping for a new rope and am debating between 2 choices.

It seems the two considerations are fairly comparable. Before retiring my Mammut, I was quite happy with it, but have heard that Edelweiss is a good brand as well. I haven't climbed much w/ Edelweiss ropes, and have heard that they tend to be stiffer, to which some complain. I suppose that's all a matter of personal preference. Which would you buy?

Edelweiss Zen Arc 9.6mm x 70m
or
Mammut Tusk superDRY 9.8mm x 70m Dry Rope

You should also consider the Edelweiss Onsight 9.8. I actually just replaced that rope after three years with the Mammut Tusk 9.8 because I got a super good deal on it. I like the Mammut so far, but it will be hard for it to live up to the awesomeness of the Edelweiss. In the three years I had the Edelweiss I took it climbing almost everyweekend, and this last year 3-4 times a week. It survived 4 trips to Indian Creek, 4 trips to Red Rocks, at least 30 days at Vedauwoo, N. Cascades alpine climbing, desert towers in Utah and Arizona, and tons of local crag abuse. Just last week I deemed it was time to retire it. Good luck. I was able to find the 70m edelweiss bipattern for under $200.

I don't know about which is better but I know you can get a good deal on the Tusk right now on Amazon.

amazon.com/Mammut-Tusk-Clim…

I just got one for $160 shipped. For some reason the price has went up by $10 since then but it's still a good deal.

I have the tusk and love it! it's a little stiffer than most ropes but that shows how well treated it is. I got mine for $150 on rei. I'm not sure if that's still the deal but in my opinion it's worth paying full price for!

I'd go with the mammut all things (price) being equal, but money talks, and I have been using that exact same Eidewiess lately.
My favorite rope is the Bluewater 9.4mm though...

Thanks all for the response. I decided to purchase a Mammut Galaxy 10mm x 70m bicolor, which I found at a reasonable price through Alpenglow online for under $250.