Kalashnikov_n_Knife

Kalashnikov_n_Knife OP t1_iwofsk1 wrote

Sorry for the bad grammar. I keep responding on this sub right after I get off work. But what I meant was is after you ship a new part and even a tool to fix the part it will probably cost more then just replacing it. Or if I where to ship it to gerber, they pay for that, the new part, pay someone to fix it and then oay for them to ship it back to me. Youve probably already exceeded the cost of an off the shelf Dime by like 5 times.

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Kalashnikov_n_Knife OP t1_iwofaib wrote

Id have to disagree, I grew up having people steer me away from their products because they where low quality. The stuff they produce now is a wide range of qualities, but you will always get what you pay for. Unlike leatherman or buck that dont always honor their warranty and are overpriced as all hell.

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Kalashnikov_n_Knife OP t1_iwjjltm wrote

I hope I am mot out of place posting this here. I have been carrying the Dime daily for close to 10ish years. I literally bought it at 15 or 16. It has been through a lot. Eventually one the spring that locks the pliers into place snapped completely in half. It took a couple months through the email process but Gerber sent me a brand new one. I really do appreciate them doing this. Nalgene and Gerber are now two companies that I can mark down as having excellent warranty service. Thank you again Gerber.

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