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Titanium? It must be heavy to wear then (which isn't necessarily a bad thing) and of course it's pretty much indestructible! Plus when you don't have it on it you can store it on your nightstand sitting up like this and it can double as home decor. £2000
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
John C. Randolph Aug 29th 2008 9:57PM
No, titanium is very light. It's also very strong, which is why it's preferable to steel or aluminum for many applications.
-jcr