The Zwillings Outlet in CT had a hodge podge of Staub inventory and their sales seemed to better in my opinion than their website. Majority of the inventory did not have any visible imperfections. At least you can physically pick it out. The LC outlet never seemed to tempting in regard to deals. Also see if there is a WS outlet, they have fantastic deals on Staub. More on reddit.com

Seems fishy. The "about us" section is literally copied, word by word from zoro dot com. More on reddit.com

Years ago, I purchased Staub from one of their factory outlet stores and it was a good experience. I believe I got my 7qt basil cocotte from there for $159 but that one close. Mainly, I purchase the VI cookware or damaged boxes from zwilling.com - many pieces from there and have had a good experience. Staub does run a sale at their main factory shop in the east coast, but I've never made it out there. As far as appearance, their visual imperfections(VI) are either minimal or negligible. The main VI sign was my first purchase where the lid had an over spray - I kept the pot because it does not affect cooking at all. I have so many more that look 100% ok. I have one where I pin-sized drop of the outer enamel color was on the inside. Again, not an issue because it was sealed over and nothing will happen so I kept it. In the 10+ years of me purchasing Staubs, I had to return one on arrival because the pan was very wobbly. I sent a video to them, they accepted and paid shipping. Many of the visual imperfections(they are new pots, not refurbished used pots) are so minor you either don't see them, it won't affect cookware, and most times something you only notice because you know you are buying a VI item. More on reddit.com

I can almost certainly guarantee that this is a scam website. They would never have so many different "refurbished" aka used Staub at such consistently low prices. I have no experience with this specific website, but do have experience finding scam websites that often have Staub available at unrealistic prices. More on reddit.com