Does Leisurepro have a rep on here?

[Jim Lapenta]

Why are you asking brett. On one of your previous posts you say you can service most any reg? Why don't you just come out and ask what you really want? I'm not affiliated with LP, have bought things from them in the past. If I had an issue with them I'd deal directly with them, not come on a message board to bait them. We all know about LP and manufacturers warranties. They also have good rep for fixing things, a little slow perhaps at times, but they do try. Why would they pay shipping and insurance? It's your reg not theirs. And I'd guess that a jack of all trades could easily fix a minor free flow.

 

[diver 85]

Just buy the dang thing from the lowest fella----it ain't that hard........

 

[danrlazar]

What is leisure pro?

 

[RonFrank]

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Folks, if you have individual questions for Brent, please start a new thread, or PM him. The original question was answered, then another followed, and now we have new questions coming in from other members on a thread that is from last November.

In an effort to keep things on topic, let's not turn this thread into the ask Brent anything thread. Also, many members here have a lot of experience with LP, so often you questions can be answered by them. Thanks, and carry on! ​

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[Jim Lapenta]

What is leisure pro?

A 70's disco God, taught Travolta how to dance and wear the suit.

 

[redacted]

What is leisure pro?

The largest scuba retailer in the world. But I can see from your profile why you might not have known that.

 

[mike_s]

The largest scuba retailer in the world. But I can see from your profile why you might not have known that.

You think LP is bigger or maybe Divers Direct?

I think that LP has a larger online sales number, but Divers Direct might beat them with their big stores in Florida.

(or at least they might have 2007 and before, when the industry was still in a better state).

 

[redacted]

You think LP is bigger or maybe Divers Direct?

I think that LP has a larger online sales number, but Divers Direct might beat them with their big stores in Florida.

(or at least they might have 2007 and before, when the industry was still in a better state).

I'm pretty sure the measure is retail sales dollars and the winner is Leisurepro.