Episode 11 - Kurt Van Keppel

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Guest Kurt Van Keppel: The accessory market never knew what hit it when Xikar came into the industry with their top of the line innovative products that were guaranteed for life. Listen in ask we discuss the path Xikar has taken with company president Kurt Van Keppel and see what is in store for us from Xikar in the years to come.

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