IMO, it's better to weld hooks on, but if a person doesn't have that skill the ones from Bolt On hooks are less expensive, look like a better product and are made in the US. Can't imagine a reason to buy the Titan version.
Would you buy this based on this pic?
With a loader capacity under a half ton, I don't need something as strong as that. Long ago I put Cold Shuts (chain repair links) 'temporarily' where there were already bolt holes in my loader, to lift something odd shaped. They're still on there, and have turned out to be sufficient.... the weld is over engineered for the application. This is unsightly, but won't fail attached to a compact utility loader bucket.
Exactly what I do. You can buy alloy hook blanks online or at any hardware outlet for a lot less than one welded to a base and that base does nothing to strengthen the attachment when that base is bolted to the sheet metal of said bucket in the first place.