TT_Vert
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I had purchased a pair of shears from them which had excessive oxidization the first week I used them. I rinsed them daily and after 4 days this is how they looked. This was still while I was on my liveaboard. I deemed this unacceptable so i contacted Scubamax. They advised they could do nothing and I had to go through the reseller I purchased from to get an RMA. II contacted the reseller (Who never responded until i got amazon involved and they emailed him) Their reseller (Scott at myscubashop) on amazon basically replied once and said he'd rather have rusted shears that cut then clean shears that didn't. Mind you these didn't cut very well either, the blades would separate and twist the item it was attempting to cut rather than cut. Pretty poor quality but i digress. I sent emails for weeks and eventually started to cc in Jeanette and scubamax, they all disappeared and there was no follow up. I just assume they think I would go away. I spoke w/ amazon and they would do nothing so I'm forced to continue to deal w/ these two non responsive people. I'll continue to hound them but I figured my fellow divers should know my experience and consider this while purchasing items from scubamax.
Even the spring was corroded and I fear that it would eventually break due to the corrosion. I did end up cleaning them in vinegar when I got them back and it had actually pitted parts of the stainless and it didn't remove all of the rust. I'd never trust these things on a dive again even if I got new ones. I just feel I am owed a new set of shears even if I just use them in my garage.
Even the spring was corroded and I fear that it would eventually break due to the corrosion. I did end up cleaning them in vinegar when I got them back and it had actually pitted parts of the stainless and it didn't remove all of the rust. I'd never trust these things on a dive again even if I got new ones. I just feel I am owed a new set of shears even if I just use them in my garage.