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Reply:I have a flex view speedglas that I just never could get out of the habit of lifting the whole helmet rather than just the filter. I ended up buying a digital elite because the flex view was so heavy.Dynasty 200DXPassport plus w/ spoolmate 100victor 315c oxy/(act and prop)Miller digital elitemilwaukee power tools
Reply:the digital elite is where its at. im very satisfied with mine.
Reply:I use the Titanium 9400 every day at work and it is a great helmet. I only have one complaint about it.  It is suppose to be auto on/off, but if it is off (been sitting for a while) and you strike an arc it flashes you for a split second before turning on.  It's not a big deal you just gotta get in the habit of pressing the reset button first and then it works perfect every time.  It gets alot of rough use with me and so far has stood up great.  I have used the Titanium 9400i a little bit and I would not recomend it, simply because it is very heavy.  If you are going to be spending alot of time under the hood its really hard on the neck in my opinion.  If you have a really strong neck or only do a little bit of welding at a time then i'm sure it would be a good helmet too.
Reply:I ended up getting a digital elitle the titanium looked really cool but was just heavy for constant use. 6 oz extra doesn't seem like alot but it made a differnece to me.Vantage 300 kubota ,miller 304 xmt ,lincoln ln 25 pro , ranger 305 G, plenty of other tools of the trade to make the sparks fly.
Reply:Ive been using the speedglas flexview and it is too heavy for position work and tight places. I have been going back to the paper huntsman with an arc one singles lens for tight spots.UA Local 598
Reply:I have the Titanium 9400. Works great with lots of settings. I'm not a fan of the huge clear lens. Warps easily and is a little costly.
Reply:I have the 9400i, its a great helmet. It is a little bit heavy though.