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DIR: Discuss What makes it "DIR"? in the Technical and Specialist Diving Forums forums: I've just bought a pair of trauma shears by Dive Rite, mostly to get the sheath as the scissors ...

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I've just bought a pair of trauma shears by Dive Rite, mostly to get the sheath as the scissors themselves are dead cheap elsewhere.

The sheath, which is descibed as "DIR Sheath" does not have any kind of retaining device to secure the shears whilst stowed.

Can anyone explain the reasoning behind having no method of securing the shears and what makes this "DIR"
They can only be used in fresh water because if they touch the sea they break!!

IE stoney, vobster etc

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