TAMKO Titan XT vs. StormFighter FLEX

Compare TAMKO Titan XT and StormFighter FLEX shingles with a short chart covering impact classes, construction and wind-warranty requirements.

Warm brown architectural shingle roof with a prominent ridge and white fascia; illustrative project, manufacturer not verified.

Titan XT and StormFighter FLEX share an architectural look, but their impact classes and asphalt technologies differ. Compare the exact products before comparing the installed prices.

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FeatureTitan XTStormFighter FLEX
UL 2218 impact classClass 3Class 4
Product technologyTriShield and AnchorLockForceFX polymer modification and AnchorLock
Wind warranty optionUp to 160 mph, conditionalUp to 160 mph, conditional
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The 160 mph WindGuard option requires TAMKO starter, TAMKO hip and ridge, and compliance with high-wind instructions. Laboratory impact classes do not guarantee protection from every storm.

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Warm gray architectural shingles shown across a hip and adjoining slopes in sun and shade; manufacturer not verified.

The same shingle blend can look lighter or darker across adjoining slopes. Use this project detail to think about light and roof shape, then use TAMKO samples for the actual Titan XT or StormFighter FLEX color. The pictured manufacturer is unverified.

Read the warranty by coverage type

CoverageWhat to confirm
Product defectsExact limited warranty and Full Start period
WindRequired products, fastening and exclusions
WorkmanshipWhether manufacturer coverage is included at all
Enhanced systemRequired certified-contractor level and registration

Enhanced warranties require more than a contractor account. Ask for the eligible package by name, with all required accessories identified in the written estimate.

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Titan XT specifications

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Prepared by Barnes N’ Roofs. Reviewed September 17, 2026. Manufacturer documents control product coverage.