quallity of Hollis F1 fins....not amazing

[lv2dive]

Ya know, one thing i would put out there for consideration is that I have found sometimes when I am getting irritated at someone* for not getting back to me - especially a commercial enterprise - is that they actually have and their email is sitting in my SPAM folder.

Just food for thought... for myself, I have made it a general practice to check my spam folder before getting hot under the collar about a lack of a response.


*I have not specifically interacted with Hollis so this is just a general statement.

 

[peterbucknell]

See them in action
[video=youtube;X4ZTuC1tXUs]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X4ZTuC1tXUs[/video]

 

[buddhasummer]

YES, I signed here to share my "experience" regarding "customer service" (again, first email i wrote DIRECTLY to Hollis Gear company was almost one year ago)....To go public is most effective way when it's not working other way.
P.S. and when I look at the ratio post-dives from some guys here....I can see that whey are more "virtual divers" than real.

That's bit of a sweeping generalization. Some people join to make a complaint about something and some people join to learn and share. I'm the latter. The post-dive ratio means very little. I've posted more than I've dove but consider myself a "real" diver.

I'm not sure where you hail from but assuming the US I would have thought registering on SB would take longer than phoning Hollis. I understand your frustration though. I have a hit and miss relationship with Hollis. My last email direct to Nick has gone unanswered for, IIRC, several months. I'm out of country so calling is not really an option. The matter was resovlved with some helpful info from some kind members of this board, not sure if they were real or virtual divers, guess it doesn't matter. Good luck.

 

[Kazeone]

Thanks for the post, 3.5lbs each or 7lbs. total weight above water. In water, .5lb negative each.

How does the F1 LT compare in and out of the water. Thank you for your time.