climbd

Considering the constantly rising costs of health care, people really need to focus on preventative care in all aspects of their lives. I'm a safety advocate -- I wear safety glasses and hearing protection when necessary, but the difference is the benefit of those are often seen immediately. More often it is the unseen things that add the most safety (like airbags and the safety glass in windshields) as they are present but don't change your behavior to increase risk. (A person with a seat belt on may knowingly take more risks driving than they would without a seat belt on)

Point being that if titanium transfers the energy more efficiently, that is saved wear and tear on your body. Like airbags it might be taken for granted and largely go unnoticed, but it makes a difference.