Sometimes you just can't beat Ebay

[IndyDiver]

Usually ST has the best prices on new gear on the web. But, sometimes you just can't beat someone who has something they just need to get rid of.

I just got this Pinnacle Semi-Dry suit for $255 on a second chance offer:

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It's brand new with the tags still on it!

[ReefHound]

You just *received* it or you just *paid* for it?

[trekkindave]

Used Zeagle Ranger On ebay $225

Used Scubapro mk250/x650 regulator with r190 octo and SPG/Depth gauge console. on ebay $450

Used Cochran Commander Plus $185 on Ebay

Scuba Pro Everflex 7mm jumpsuit $150 on ebay.

Being able to save more then Half on my Scuba Setup... Priceless

[Cheddarchick]

Man I just looked at that at my LDS...Over $500....Great steal

[IndyDiver]

Originally Posted by ReefHound

You just *received* it or you just *paid* for it?

You mean, on Ebay, one isn't the same as the other?

[Damselfish]

hopefully not one of those 2nd chance offers you hear about that sound too good to be true and turn out to be scams of some sort.

[WaScubaDude]

Just got a Harvy's Drysuit Undrgarment. Thick fleecy with nylon over shell.
$71 on e-bay.

Craigs List is even better.
Brand new Zeagle Flat head & Brand new 50D $100 each, still in the box.

[tc_rain]

There are bargins to be had there but you have to be careful

[tonka97]

Originally Posted by tc_rain

There are bargins to be had there but you have to be careful

With due diligence, EBAY has been a winner for me, selling and buying a variety of products.

There is a strong case for purchasing NEW, with guarantee, from SCUBATOYS with low price matching. The timely communication that the ST staff provide can save you much $$ and frustration.

New divers especially will benefit from checking in with ST before purchasing.

[bigfishK9]

MSN has an article...10 things to never to buy used. A wetsuit was one of those items. This is a clip from the article...

"As a suit is used, the neoprene compresses and become thinner, losing its thermal properties and buoyancy," said master dive instructor Gerrard Dennis of Simply Scuba, an online scuba store based in the United Kingdom, where the need for warmth is crucial. "Also, ozone attacks neoprene suits so they become less stretchy and more likely to tear with age."