Ha I think u got hepatitis of the brain
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ESEE and Firesteel
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You could also tie something like this or a piece of hack saw blade to your firesteel. I find it handier than useing my knife.
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If ESEE's warranty is the best in the business, I don't wan't it. ESEE refused to warranty my factory defective Izula II. Far as I am concerned their warranty isn't worth the paper it is written upon. The likelihood of me buying another ESEE is near to none. But I would grab a Survive knife up in a heartbeat.
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A grind issue on a knife intended for use and sharpening is not a warranty issue. as described in their warranty. Without actually seeing the issue you describe with the scales I am a bit skeptical. It is also known that they don't warrant the scales or sheath (see in the warranty that they say blade?) which I disagree with but it is what it is. Last, and the most obvious point I'm going to make, why not return it to the dealer? TKC is a great dealer and I have no doubt they would have exchanged or refunded you.
Edit: And they did pay you for the knife. You got the knife and your money back. What exactly are you complaining about? Seems like Esee didn't want you as a customer :thumbup:
Seriously. A 5 your old necro thread to complain about getting a free knife.
Per ESEE both were valid warranty issues on a new knife and that is why they had me send it to Rowen. Bottom line is ESEE didn't stand behind how they advertise their warranty.
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Nope. It is for breaking the blade. Should have returned the knife but you didn't. Instead you got your money back and a free knife. You are complaining unnecessarily. On a hard use 1095 knife if you actually use it you would have needed to sharpen it anyway. At which time the "issue" of the grind would have been very easy to fix with basic sharpening skills.
If it is that huge of an issue make your own thread about it rather than going around trashing the company in multiple thread. I'm glad Esee steers away unreasonable customers. Keeps the cost of unnecessary warranty repairs from impacting the price of their products.
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Lol on that
I never got any free knife from ESEE. The Izula II was sent back to them.
And once again it was ESEE that requested I send the knife Rowen to "FIX' the defective knife. So yes per ESEE it was covered under their warranty. ESEE / Rowen just failed miserably in their feeble attempt to to "FIX' the Izula.
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Welp, the proof is in the pudding. I don't agree and neither did Esee. They clearly don't want or need you as a customer. Sorry, the truth can be hard to swallow sometimes but there you have it. I'm done here. Time to let this necrothread die.
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^^^^------thisYou could also tie something like this or a piece of hack saw blade to your firesteel. I find it handier than useing my knife.
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If I recieved a new defective knife right out of the box, I'd return it to the Dealer and let them handle it.
Oh well at least you got a refund.
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All warranty and return claims are subject to review. Once you have returned the knife to the SURVIVE! Workshop we will determine eligibility and issue an equal exchange or full refund, if approved. Otherwise, the item will be returned to you. The customer is responsible for the cost of shipping items to SURVIVE! for warranty/return assessments.
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All SURVIVE! knives are warranted for life against defects in materials and workmanship. Additionally, if your knife should ever suffer significant unintentional damage, we will replace it with a comparable model for only the cost of shipping and handling.
SURVIVE! knives are designed for use as a cutting tool, built using premium materials, to provide many years of reliable service. Use of a SURVIVE! knife for any purpose other than cutting is considered abuse, which is not covered by our lifetime warranty. SURVIVE! knives, like any tool, can eventually wear out. Keep your SURVIVE! knife well maintained for best performance and optimum service life. Blade coatings and factory sheath systems are not covered by our lifetime warranty.
Knives damaged due to abuse/neglect will be handled on an individual basis and will be repaired or replaced, at our discretion, for a reasonable rate. Please contact Info@SurviveKnives.com for all warranty, service or repair inquiries.
Returns
Any product(s) ordered from the official SURVIVE! website may be returned, in an unused condition, within fifteen (15) days of receipt. There will be a 10% restocking fee on any refunds for orders placed after Jan 01, 2017.
No returns are accepted once an item has been used. This excludes warranty returns, which are outlined in the SURVIVE! warranty policy.
Please contact Info@SurviveKnives.com for return shipping information.
Any SURVIVE! product(s) purchased at a retail location are subject to the return policies of that particular store. SURVIVE! in no way governs the return policies of any retail location so confirm your store's return policy before committing to a purchase.
I don't see what there is to be unhappy about. You didn't like the fix so they refunded your purchase AND you got to keep the knife.
Nope I didn't get to keep the knife. It was sent back to ESEE.
What he said.