From the job site to the altar. One ring, both lives.

Medical-grade silicone is the one you want. It doesn't conduct current, so it can't complete a circuit across a terminal, and under enough force it tears rather than crushes — the difference between an inconvenient swap and a serious hand injury. Run two silicone rings on rotation and the failure mode becomes a minor problem.

Tungsten carries real weight in the hand and shrugs off scratching, which gives it that classic set-and-forget wedding-band feel. Titanium is lighter, hypoallergenic, and easier on long shifts or sensitive skin. If you want the ring to disappear on the finger, go titanium; if you want to feel it, go tungsten. Grab the free sizer either way.

Not practically. Tungsten carbide is too hard to stretch or compress, so the correct fix is a straight size swap under the 60-day exchange window — no restocking fee. The sizer is the single best way to avoid needing that swap in the first place.

Under daily wear, no. Under severe force — machinery, a heavy load, an electrical incident — it's designed to tear before your finger does. That intentional failure is the whole safety case. Most wearers keep two or three silicone rings around so losing one isn't a problem.

Run a two-ring system. Tungsten or titanium for off-shift; silicone for anything on site. Non-conductive, low-snag, and ring-avulsion safe — all three matter when heavy machinery and live circuits are in the picture.

Request the free ring sizer from the shop. It lands across NZ in around 3 business days, and five minutes on the kitchen bench will get you a far more reliable number than holding a ruler to an old band. The 60-day exchange window covers any near-miss.

A 60-day exchange window covers sizing swaps with no restocking fee. Fit doubt shouldn't keep you from a ring you otherwise love — we'd rather spend the postage than sell you something that ends up in a drawer.

It handles incidental contact fine. Most lifters still switch to silicone for barbell work because a hard ring can catch on a rack or bar — and that's where ring-avulsion becomes a real risk. Tungsten for day, silicone for training, is the standard split.

Nationwide NZ delivery is standard, and international shipping is available to most countries. Every order is tracked from dispatch through to delivery.