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I have them and they are a work of art, light and absolutely indestructible
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In reply to Post #6
I'm strong and not light or foolproof 💪
😂😂
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Not wishing to pre-empt Kieth but titanium is as hard as steel but as light as aluminium. It’s used where lightness is required but the strength of steel is also a factor. It is also not prone to rusting.
So bottom line is if you are heavy handed ( or put pegs in with your foot) and have bent steel pegs before then you will also bend titanium.
It is strong and light but not foolproof 
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I’d like to know the answer.
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In reply to Post #3
 
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I will bud.
But, I'd still like to hear from a few who have used them week in week out rather than do my right bollock on some only to bend them first time out 😬
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In reply to Post #1
Drop Keith a message, he'll always give you a honest answer
His user name is Defiant.one
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Specifically the Defiant ones - can they bend like normal metal pegs if you force them into harder ground or will they stay straight because titanium is so much stronger?
Appreciate the high price but I'd buy a few just to not end up with a load of wonky pegs!
Cheers
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