Titanium — it comes back straight
Paradox Fishing Titan, 0,30 mm / 40 cm
The only trace here that does not stay bent, at half the diameter of the steel.
What the maker puts in writing
- 5 traces · titanium · 0,30 mm · 40 cm · 12 kg
- No memory effect: springs back to dead straight after any load or kink
- Maximum abrasion resistance — stone edges, mussel beds, sunken branches
- Ultra-robust Pro swivel and Duo-Lock snap
The kink is what kills a trace
Schluss mit verknickten Vorfächern nach nur einem Biss oder Hänger.
A steel trace does not usually break. It bends, once, in a pike’s jaw or around a branch — and from then on it is a bent wire. The lure hanging off it tracks sideways, and you either straighten it badly with your fingers or throw it away.
Titanium and tungsten both return to straight. That is the whole argument for paying double, and both materials on this shelf make it in the same words.
Thin, and measured
0,30 mm. The strongest steel trace here is 0,50 mm, and the two spools do not publish a diameter at all.
That difference is visible to a fish in clear water, and it is one of only two diameters published on this shelf.
Where it can be bought
Germany 11,99 €, France 16,39 €, Italy 17,04 €, Spain 17,45 €. Absent from Britain.
Availability
Read on the day this page was built: 12 € to 17 € at the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon shops.
Catalogued and unsold: the American Amazon shop lists the reference with nobody behind it.
No such listing: the British Amazon shop answers the reference with a search box rather than a page.
Read from Keepa on the day this page was last revised; stock and price both move without notice.
Any price inside this text was read on 29 September 2026; the live one sits at the top of the page.
