EDC Gear
Why Is Titanium Expensive?
Why is titanium expensive? The ore is common; the process is not. This guide covers titanium price, Grade 5 vs Grade 1, and when Belloc EDC or cookware is worth it versus steel.
Is Titanium Hypoallergenic?
Is titanium hypoallergenic? For most people, yes. Solid titanium has no nickel plate to sweat through, which is why Belloc uses Grade 5 for skin-contact EDC and Grade 1 for cookware.
Does Titanium Rust? Waterproof, Hypoallergenic, and How to Care for It
Does titanium rust? No — not in water, sweat, or seawater. This guide covers why titanium is waterproof and hypoallergenic, how to clean Grade 5 EDC and Grade 1 cookware, and how to spot fake coated steel.
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Titanium vs Stainless Steel: Weight, Strength, Rust, and Which to Buy
Titanium vs stainless steel comes down to weight, rust, and skin comfort. Titanium is lighter and hypoallergenic; stainless steel is harder and cheaper. Here is how to choose for EDC, jewelry, and cookware.
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Titanium Metal Guide: Grades, Strength, Price, Color, and How to Choose
This guide covers titanium grades, titanium vs stainless steel, titanium price, and anodizing colors. It explains Grade 5 vs Grade 1: Grade 5 titanium for EDC strength, Grade 1 for food-safe cookware.
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DeckShiv Review: The Magnetic Fidget Slider Utility Knife Built for Everyday Carry
DeckShiv is a magnetic fidget slider utility knife for everyday carry. Magnetically guided slide, auto-retracting SK5 blade, and three material options — aluminum, PEI, and titanium. Removable clip, keychain carry, optional tritium glow slot.
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