Parts supplier Europe

[Diverspoint]

Just found this:
Scuba Diving and Regulator Service Kits in Gidive Store

I do not know how reliable these guys are, but they sell some parts for I think pretty good prices.

Their kits look original as well, and there are other brands available as well. Not sure about shipping and reliability though.

 

[Mobulai]

I have "tried" them about twice:

I was digging after some Cressi Mc9 / Compact Xs service kits, and Apeks DST O2 clean kit.

The first time the cressi kits (what mattered) had gone out of stock after ordering -- they basically cancelled my order and payment
They refused to sell me the Apeks as I don't have an auth. service tech cert

the 2nd time round I went for the Cressi only and a few basic extras, came in (to germany) after about 10 days -- no complaints.

The website feels a bit off -- but they are legit.

Depends what brand you are seeking service kits for tho, you would want to choose your online shop.
EU shops ofcourse are very relaxed with selling you service kits in comparison to others.

consider these as well (I have bought parts/regs/kits from all of them):

Sklep nurkowy ze sprzętem do nurkowania - Divezone.pl

☀ Ponad 4000 asortymentu dostępnego "od ręki" dla Ciebie. Dziś kupujesz jutro nurkujesz. Świetne Ceny i Błyskawiczna ✈ Dostawa.

divezone.pl

Online Shop für Tauchausrüstung, Tauchschule und PADI

Der Online Shop für Tauchausrüstung und alles rund um den Tauchsport, Tauchschule und PADI eLearning

www.dive-king.de

Dive store for diving & snorkeling | scubaonline

Diving equipment at top prices ???? ► Dive computer ► Regulator configurator ►Snorkel ►Clothing and much more sea! Buy online now at your dive equipment sto

scubaonline.de

Diveinn | Online store for dive and snorkeling equipment

Online store of diving and snorkel equipment. Find at Diveinn neoprene suits, masks, fins, tubes | Best price.

www.tradeinn.com

Anything spcific you are looking for? maybe I can point you in the right direction (that I know of)

 

[thomschoon]

I tried them, I prefer scuba freaks sf1.eu in Germany. Guy is straight shooter and has great prices, shipping to USA is usually around $35

 

[lowwall]

I've had success buying Mares parts and even a MR22 from maremossoforzasette.it - Mares Spare Parts

They also have some Cressi parts and kits and a handful of parts for other manufacturers.

 

[happy-diver]

I recently bought two Tecline 6mm backplates from them

Also use Diveinn

and what about these guys

Scuba Gaskets Regulator Set SGS2T2 Stainless Steel - Scuba Gaskets

A high-performance and fast-response balanced piston regulator made from special grade 316 stainless steel. Spare parts availability is guaranteed.

scubagaskets.com

SGT3 Stainless Steel 5 port Balanced Diaphragm regulator Set with Octopus and SPG - Scuba Gaskets

Scuba Gaskets - SGT3 Stainless Steel 5 port Balanced Diaphragm regulator Set with Octopus and SPG. 1st stage, 2nd stage, regulator, scuba gear, spg.

scubagaskets.com

Catalogue - Premium O-rings Provider for Scuba Diving

Scuba Gaskets Product Catalogues. O-Rings, Dive Computer Parts, Accessories, Spare Parts, S.G. Service Kits, Scuba Gear and Scuba Tools.

scubagaskets.com

Scuba Diving O-Ring Kit - ScubaGaskets

Our scuba dive o-ring repair kits include an o-ring as well as the appropriate tools, accessories & lubricants required for installation. Shop today!

scubagaskets.com

 

[Alex Ouroboros]

Yeah I’ve used this firm for Poseidon service kits (seen as most of the official service centres in the uk are useless)
I think they actually operate as a middleman sourcing parts from shops on some sort of list across Europe, always had good results myself.

 

[rsingler]

and what about these guys

Scuba Gaskets Regulator Set SGS2T2 Stainless Steel - Scuba Gaskets

A high-performance and fast-response balanced piston regulator made from special grade 316 stainless steel. Spare parts availability is guaranteed.

scubagaskets.com

I'm still working with Scubagaskets to fine-tune some aspects of this regulator. Although it's listed for purchase, I'm not sure whether you'll be asked to wait, and get the version that Scubagaskets finally agrees upon after our revisions, or get the reg that is currently sold under a previous iteration as the Hot Dive T2.
For Mk10 piston lovers, the reg has lots to offer in 316SS, and the machining is extraordinarily well done. But give it another month while we tweak it. I think their enthusiasm for the new offering got a little ahead of their exacting standards.

On other fronts, Scubagaskets has made huge strides in supplying not just quality o-rings, but an increasing array of spare parts, and now some tools. They will become a great resource for European buyers, and their kits are great solutions for US divers stymied by the mfr lock on service kits.

And for all the Apeks fanbois, the prospect of their 316SS SGT3 should have you drooling, given the machining in the SGT2. I can't wait to get my hands on this reg, because despite all their fanbase, I'm underwhelmed with the execution of the DS4/XTX50.