The Half Ton is a pretty old knife and not talked about too much anymore. I've always wanted to try one out, so I figured I might as well just go for it given the low price. It seems pretty neat. I need to loosen the pivot before I can carry it though. I'll try to talk more about this blade when I get around to carrying it. I do really like the color of the scales. I don't believe I've ever had any red knives.
I'm actually very excited to carry the Cinder. After taking it out of its clamshell packaging, I was immediately impressed. It is definitely a lot smaller than I expected. It's very comparable in overall length to the Spyderco Ladybug, but the blade is a lot shorter. I love knives in this tiny size range, so I'm thinking it will get a lot of carry. I really like the design, and the ergonomics are surprisingly great considering the size. It's a really solid knife so far. I think this will be one that you'll hear a lot about. It's pretty new, and for the price, less than $10, it's a great buy.
On a side note, I just realized a lot of the new knives I got are from Kershaw. I'm not typically a fan of them as a company, because I've found that the quality of their blades is not always the best. I guess I wanted to give them another shot, so I picked up a few of their smaller blades. I'm hoping those three blades will change my mind about Kershaw as a company. Thanks for looking!
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