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Xikar Cutter
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cruiser Offline
#1 Posted: Tue, Aug 14 2001, 11:08 AM EST
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Just received the golden Xikar a beauty and it cut the cigar like butter nice and clean, in think its the rolls royce of cutter, had to order the silver one to.
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CL Offline
#2 Posted: Tue, Aug 14 2001, 12:49 PM EST
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I've been told it's only rivaled by the Paoli cutter.
Charlie Offline
#3 Posted: Tue, Aug 14 2001, 1:09 PM EST
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I am on my second XiKar and they are the very, very best.....the only thing wrong, is when you loose one, you can't take any other kind of cutter! The best. Charlie
mtsheron Offline
#4 Posted: Tue, Aug 14 2001, 1:29 PM EST
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I have had my Xikar for over a year..............hands down the best cigar paraphernalia on the market! Until you tried the cutter you don't know what you have been missing.
rookie139 Offline
#5 Posted: Tue, Aug 14 2001, 7:47 PM EST
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I have two cutters, one for at work and one for home...They are excellent cutters...However, I've tried Jack's Palio and I gotta admit...It's as good as any Xikar
jjohnson28 Offline
#6 Posted: Tue, Aug 14 2001, 9:10 PM EST
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Well I must admit I'm a bit jealous Keith,up until now I thought I was the only one that had tried Jack's Palio.LOL.Cruiser you really can't go wrong with either one.The Xikar people do stand by their products though IMHO....
Slimboli Offline
#7 Posted: Wed, Aug 15 2001, 1:53 AM EST
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... and the Zino, Nat Sherman, and believe it or not, the Swiss Army Knife w/Cutter ... all excellent cutters.
Slimboli Offline
#8 Posted: Wed, Aug 15 2001, 1:57 AM EST
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Xikar's take a little getting practice getting 'one-handed' use down. The Palio is far easier to use, and is made by a company that makes surgical instruments. In my opinion, it's hands-down the best ... hell, it's even dishwasher safe!
RICKAMAVEN Offline
#9 Posted: Wed, Aug 15 2001, 2:43 AM EST
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and to think, colombo bites the end off and spits it out.
bud451 Offline
#10 Posted: Wed, Aug 15 2001, 3:03 AM EST
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But I think his dentures were made by Xikar.
Charlie Offline
#11 Posted: Wed, Aug 15 2001, 4:39 AM EST
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Slimboli, I had a real fun time getting used to the XiKar, and I would suggest testing it on a Lone Wolf before use on a real cigar! This begs a question! What the hell are you putting a cutter in the dishwasher for? Charlie
sellnmony Offline
#12 Posted: Wed, Aug 15 2001, 7:59 AM EST
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He puts it in there when he is re-humidifying his dried out cigars!
RICKAMAVEN Offline
#13 Posted: Wed, Aug 15 2001, 10:13 AM EST
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bud451: PERFECT.
cruiser Offline
#14 Posted: Wed, Aug 15 2001, 11:08 AM EST
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slimboli well let the Paoli be a ferrari, i am ok with the rolls royce, eom
Slimboli Offline
#15 Posted: Wed, Aug 15 2001, 2:40 PM EST
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... it's Palio ... LOL! And if you haven't tried one, you must. The Palio is not as pretty (except to maybe Batman), but the cut is far superior (I have several of both) ... Oh, BTW, I don't put my cutter in the dishwasher. I'm just stating one of the manufactures claims on how tough it is! I also read somewhere that most of the upscale cigar bars use them to cut their customers cigars ... because they can take the abuse. I think they state they can cut over 3,000 cigars before they need to be resharpened, that is, if they ever need to be resharpened ...
bud451 Offline
#16 Posted: Thu, Aug 16 2001, 2:57 AM EST
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You have "several of both"!!! All I've got is 2 cheap $2.50 cutters! Damn Slim....I hopes to be like you someday :) Seriously...Everytime I save up a few bucks, I end up spending it on cigars. A good cutter is important, but if I have nothing to cut....
Mr.Mean Offline
#17 Posted: Thu, Aug 16 2001, 6:48 AM EST
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All I got is a good boot. I set the cigar on the ground, step on the cigar holding it in place with the good boot, then pick the cigar up effectivley ripping the end off.
Jack's Palio is very nice.
Slimboli Offline
#18 Posted: Thu, Aug 16 2001, 11:55 AM EST
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Heck, I've got or had three bullet punches (just traded one to a co-worker for a lighter), three Xikar's (down to two, traded one for 5 ISOM's), five Palio's (down to one, sent the other four to jcrimmins, robnsue, Poker and Ralphanator) and two Highland Stainless w/brass rivets (sent one to my brother). Plus, a few plastic ones lying around ...
Charlie Offline
#19 Posted: Fri, Aug 17 2001, 5:27 AM EST
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Slim, who in the world did you find to trade 5 ISOMs for a cutter? You have to be joking! Charlie
Slimboli Offline
#20 Posted: Fri, Aug 17 2001, 4:53 PM EST
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Not joking, Charlie ... there are in this world some decent and very giving people on these cigar forums. He made me the offer, and I accepted. One other gentleman traded me a box of ISOM Fonseca Cadettes for a box of my Napa Reserve Canary Islands ... plus he threw in a couple of OpusX'es, a Culebra Especial, a CAO Odyssey and numerous other premium cigars. Some people just like to trade ... it's fun, and you make some pretty good friends in the process.
Charlie Offline
#21 Posted: Mon, Aug 20 2001, 6:19 AM EST
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Slimboli, I am not doubting the trade thing, as I was only joking! I like to trade myself, and at times have done so! Thanks Charlie
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