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YingMengZhiGe twin-hole titanium whistle, 5 cm and 5.6 g stated, two supplied

The only whistle on this shelf that publishes a weight — 5.6 g, next to a 5 cm length — in titanium alloy, with a twin-hole design the maker says gives two distinguishable tones and up to 120 dB.

YingMengZhiGe titanium signal whistle with an integrated carabiner hook

YingMengZhiGe twin-hole titanium whistle, 5 cm and 5.6 g stated, two supplied

The only whistle on this shelf that publishes a weight — 5.6 g, next to a 5 cm length — in titanium alloy, with a twin-hole design the maker says gives two distinguishable tones and up to 120 dB.

Pealess or pea design
Not published on the listing — the maker describes twin-hole technology giving two distinguishable tones, and never mentions a ball
Material
Titanium alloy — stated in the title; the bullets instead call it high-grade titanium of what the maker terms military-grade hardness
Dimensions
5 cm long — stated; no width and no depth are published
Stated weight
5.6 g — stated, and the maker compares it to three paperclips
Published decibel figure
Up to 120 dB — stated
Distance quoted at
Not published on the listing — no measuring distance, method or standard is given for the 120 dB figure
Attachment type
Integrated carabiner hook — stated, for rucksack loops or key rings
Amazon reference
B0FK4JGD94 (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
0769016626993
  • The only one of the seven listings in this hub to publish a weight, and it publishes a length alongside it
  • A carabiner hook is built in rather than being a cord that has to be threaded through a hole
  • The title says titanium alloy and the bullets say titanium, and the two are not the same statement

Best for: Anyone who wants the carried weight in grammes before deciding, rather than the word light.

≈ 7 €
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Specifications

Pealess or pea design
Not published on the listing — the maker describes twin-hole technology giving two distinguishable tones, and never mentions a ball
Material
Titanium alloy — stated in the title; the bullets instead call it high-grade titanium of what the maker terms military-grade hardness
Dimensions
5 cm long — stated; no width and no depth are published
Stated weight
5.6 g — stated, and the maker compares it to three paperclips
Published decibel figure
Up to 120 dB — stated
Distance quoted at
Not published on the listing — no measuring distance, method or standard is given for the 120 dB figure
Attachment type
Integrated carabiner hook — stated, for rucksack loops or key rings
Amazon reference
B0FK4JGD94 (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
0769016626993

What this listing puts on record

Two whistles in titanium alloy, 5 cm long and 5.6 g each, using what the maker calls twin-hole technology to give two distinguishable tones, stated at up to 120 dB, with a fully waterproof internal mechanism and an integrated carabiner hook.

The only gramme figure on this shelf

5.6 g. One listing out of seven publishes a weight and this is it. The maker puts it next to a length — 5 cm — and then illustrates both: smaller than a memory stick, lighter than three paperclips.

Two other listings here publish dimensions without a weight; four publish neither. On a thing whose whole argument is that carrying it costs nothing, a number is worth more than the adjective light, which every listing on this shelf reaches for.

Alloy in the title, titanium in the bullets

The title says titanium alloy. The second bullet says high-grade titanium, of what the maker calls military-grade hardness, resistant to falls and to extreme temperatures, rust-free and hygienic, and usable in salt water, snow or desert conditions.

An alloy and a pure metal are not the same statement, and this listing makes both. Neither is odd on its face — a great deal of what is sold as titanium is alloyed — but the two lines do not agree, and this page writes them both down rather than choosing.

Where the decibel line stops short

Up to 120 dB — stated, from the twin-hole design, with a mouthpiece the maker says projects the tone even when breath is short.

And then nothing. No distance, no method, no standard. Six of the seven listings in this hub print a decibel figure and not one of the six says where it was read from, which makes those six numbers a set of claims rather than a set of measurements.

There is no mention of a ball either way, so the design division this family is chosen on stays unanswered here — the twin holes tell you where the sound leaves, not what is or is not rattling behind them.

Availability

Selling at about 7 € on the German Amazon store when this page was checked.

Catalogued on the American, British, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores with nobody selling it: the reference is there, the offer is not.

Every figure in this section is what Keepa returned on the day this page was last updated. Prices and offers change without notice.

Prices quoted in this text were read on 6 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.

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