Mini Titans - Titanium
Mini Titan Titanium Begleri
* Ultralight model at "launch price" for restock *
The Mini Titans begleri feature the same ultra-comfy bead design as the classic Titans, the same top quality grade five titanium, the same precision machine work.. All this, in a smaller, lighter, nimbler package. First launched in 2017, the Mini Titans quickly became one of the most beloved begleri in our range.. praised by players of all levels for their comfort, nimbleness, and playability.
The iconic Titan begleri from Aroundsquare are dome topped, with a rounded bottom, and a straight, knurled barrel for excellent control and extremely smooth play. The Mini Titans feature the same design, shrunk down to a 16mm diameter (compared to the original 19mm for the titanium Titans, and 20mm for the aluminum version). The beads weigh in at around 9.6g each (compared to around 17g for the originals). With this bead design, the weight is enough to make them feel solid and substantial, but without any stress or strain on the fingers, even after hours of play. The updated 2021 Mini Titans feature a 4mm top bore to easily accommodate 550 paracord.
Please note that items included in the package (strings, stickers, bags etc.) vary in colour and quantity depending on availability, and may not be exactly as shown in the photos.
Details:
- Original version ~9.6g per bead, for a nimble, high performance set
- "Ultralight" version ~7.5g per bead, for a light, snappy play experience (natty only)
- 16mm max diameter
- Recessed bottom to house knot
- Original version is available in a variety of PVD and anodized colours:
- Machine finish (natty): natural machine finish, for a clean look
- Shinobi (black PVD)
- Sunset (multicolour fade PVD)
- Business Class (golden PVD)
- Blue (blue anodized)
- ShiNatty (black and natty)
- Nightfall (black and multicolour)
- Bruiser (black and blue)
- Crude Country (black and gold)
- Shipwreck (blue and gold)
Please note that all begleri, if used as intended, will get scratched and dinged up over time due to drops, and frequent clacking together. This is natural, and many players prize these "hand blasted" finishes as a visual record of many months of use. The PVD coated finishes are the most robust colour finishes available and do not flake or chip, but will show scratches. Anodized coatings are thinner and less durable, but still reasonably robust due to the hardness of titanium. Scratches and dings tend to show less on the tumbled and blasted finishes.
New to begleri? Check out Aroundsquare's AO2 Crew demonstrating what this toy's all about, via the talented guys at Kuma Films (below). You may also want to visit our general information page on begleri, or do a deep dive on the history, configurations, or manipulation of this remarkable little toy.
