Dive Rite Trauma Shears w/ Sheath

The quality seems good on these, and I like the design for the sheath.I've mostly used in fresh, but taken them on a trip to salt water.Minor surface rust at the tip, but I have never taken them out to dry after diving. After salt water diving a couple days I did a fresh water dive a day later so that would have rinsed the salt out good.

I like carrying something I can use to cut fishing line etc under water if a tangle happens. These shears fit nicely into my BC pocket and have a lanard that I was able to put a brass clip on. Just make sure you follow the seller's directions and rinse them and its sheath in fresh water after each dive so they don't rust.

Shears are compact, low profile. and attached easy to my BCD.Openings in handles are easy to fit fingers , even with gloves.Love contrasting color velcro restraint. Makes it easy to see, and to hang on gear to dry.

I haven't used for diving because I always bring a dive knife and it's not common to have emergency but I always use it to replace normal scissors as tool. The pouch is nice. Also, there is a advice message on ziplock bag, it's said "You must RINSE THIS TOOL and pouch with fresh water and allow them to air dry, or it will rust."This page need to correct the title because it's Titanium Coated not "Titanium" though in the description said Titanium Coated.

Everything about these screams quality. I'm very pleased with their fit and finish and all of their features. I love how they attach to the BCD. I have nothing negative to say about them. They're very sharp and durable.

I am an emergency medicine provider. I have gone through a ton of trauma sheers either because they got dull quickly or I lost them. This solved both problems. They are strong enough and have not dulled after 3 months of use and the holster that velcros the sheers in place is perfect! Will definitely buy them again.

First it is exactly as advertised, but there lies the concern, because I was hoping it would be a better quality of Titanium.Here are the simple points... It is Titanium, but it is a coating, and as soon as I went to try it out, I saw the friction exposing the stainless steel in one part of the shears. In case you are not familiar yet as a diver, Stainless steel, if not cleaned properly rusts very quickly from repeated salt water exposure... not good on long dive trips that one's gear just sits out on the edge of a dive boat for week(s). The other concern is that the rivet is just stainless steel, no coating, which means it is going to rust. I have a dive knife that is fully Titanium, and that is aesome, a couple of salt spots that I may rub off, but nothing too bad to destroy the knife in the long run.... I was hoping for something along those lines from this... even if it was just a coating.All and all it is a good design, but I'm concerned about it's life expectancy; however this was the only one I saw that was in any way a Titanium shear.Attached are two photos of them. The lighter one is because of the flash from my phone but you can see the stainless steel parts that are visible for the first use.

Love theses, didn’t need or use the case. Clip to BC with stainless clip. Perfect for lines and cutting Lion Fish spines under water

All round simple and easy way of carrying shears

seem strong enough, cant judge on longevity not used yet, dispatched quickly no problems

Arrived really quickly even though posted from the USA, I have done a few saltwater dives and so far no signs of corrosion.

This is great quality, quick delivery...right what i needed.