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Old 09-26-16, 06:07 PM
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prathmann
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Originally Posted by mdilthey
Really? I have titanium stakes with hundreds of uses that have not bent, and I have four titanium pots, the oldest of which I've been using for four years, and none are bent. Most of my friends use titanium pots, mugs, and sporks, and none of theirs are bent.
Agreed. I have used plenty of fairly thick (and heavy) aluminum stakes and frequently had to bend them back into reasonable shape at the end of a trip. OTOH, the thin and very light Ti stakes I've been using for the last few years stay nice and straight. The only issue I've had with them is that they are so thin that they lack holding power in loose soil or sandy ground so sometimes I have to reinforce them with rocks on top
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