Is a Xikar really worth it?

pnoon · 01-10-2010, 10:58 AM

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Originally Posted by muhren

I have a couple Xikars and the lifetime sharpening is pretty darn cool. I already sent one in and it returned ready to go! Only cost of sharpening = $4.80 for shipping. Good deal IMO.

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Originally Posted by Don Fernando

Palio offers the same service. When it comes to customer service both companies are the best.

Not true!

If the blades of your Palio are not what they should be, walk into any Palio retailer and they will swap it out with a brand new cutter on the spot. Cost? $0.00

Yes. I know not every Palio owner has access to a Palio retailer and must use alternate methods (mail-in) but the cost is still the same.

s15driftking · 01-10-2010, 11:01 AM

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Originally Posted by pnoon

Not true!

walk into any Palio retailer and they will swap it out with a brand new cutter on the spot.
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instant gratification!

Don Fernando · 01-10-2010, 11:03 AM

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Originally Posted by pnoon

Not true!

If the blades of your Palio are not what they should be, walk into any Palio retailer and they will swap it out with a brand new cutter on the spot. Cost? $0.00

Yes. I know not every Palio owner has access to a Palio retailer and must use alternate methods (mail-in) but the cost is still the same.

You say potatoes, I say potatoes and MCS says grzobly (or something like that) but its all the same Peter. What I ment to say is that Palio stands by their product and offers the same awesome customer service as Xikar.

pnoon · 01-10-2010, 11:06 AM

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Originally Posted by Don Fernando

You say potatoes, I say potatoes and MCS says grzobly (or something like that) but its all the same Peter. What I ment to say is that Palio stands by their product and offers the same awesome customer service as Xikar.

No argument with that, Ferdinand.
I just wanted to clarify that Palio does not charge and that if a retailer is nearby, one doesn't have to mail it in. I did not mean to suggest that Xikar's CS was not top notch.