Manuel Cabello de Alba G.
Kayak Saturn loss of air through the interior of a cone.
Lack of subsidiary responsibility, due to a manufacturing defect in the most robust area of the boat and that came out over time. Both seller and reseller do not want to be held responsible. I expose the latest e-mail exchanges, omitting names and addresses, to comply with the rules dictated by the platform: Good morning Mr. Eliot Since Sunday, when he answered me, I have been reflecting on the facts and the recommendations you have given me, and although it is within the law, I do not see it as reasonable. It is as if you had a car, which has been used extremely little, and after the warranty period, without any logical cause, a wheel axle breaks. It is not reasonable. There has to be a serious deficiency in the manufacture, which in time has to appear. If I have no other alternative, I will have no choice but to do what you say so as not to have to throw the kayak in the trash or use it always having that deficiency. I understand that it is not logical for the boats to break in this area, it is the most robust. I'm afraid to make a repair of this magnitude, which I don't see logic and leave it even worse. The kayak has not been abused, it has not been punctured, it has been used extremely little. It has been stored all these years in a cool, dry place. And I've picked it up again now that I'm retired. I request your reply. Gratefully, yours sincerely. ********** Hello Please clarify what kind of advice or solution you are looking for? I am not clear. If you have slow leak in 1 location, you can fix it and keep using that kayak. If you don’t want to fix it, then you can discard that kayak. I do not see any other options here. Best Regards ********** Good afternoon It was the answer I expected from you in a manufacturing deficiency. I'm not asking you to give me anything. I have already explained how the kayak has been used and what I have found through no fault of my own. Thank you very much for your attention.