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Lets see some Hinderer action

Yeah, they're kinda nice. I've somehow acquired six of them in the last year. If you want to slice a tomato, it'll get the job done, but there are certainly better choices. On the other hand, if you want to rip the roof off a car....a Hinderer will do it.
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I have a black XM-24 Wharncliffe. Excellent folder! I'd like to BUY two XM-24 Fatty Harpoon Tanto - and will if he ever makes one!
 
sharp_edge said:
That Hinderer eklipse is a sexy knife. Time for me to change things up a bit.
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Thanks, I think so too! I pondered for weeks on which blade shape to get. Didn't care for the spanto or tanto blades and this one really checked the boxes for me. I went back and forth between the 3.5 slicer choiless and this bowie Eklipse.
 
Fresh outta the box after a few flips and out onto the deck for its first home pics is my brand new HalfTrack. I had a loaner from one of our posters here for a couple weeks and my opinion of the knife swung 180 degrees over that time from meh to totally missing it when I boxed it back up to return.

I've been looking around for the right one for a while and was surprised that I kept coming back to this one as it was outside my initial preferences. I'm really digging the working finish and battle blue slabs now--my others are all plain stonewashed blades and handles. I've heard that working finish takes a while to break in for decent flipping action, but this one's pretty good right out of the box. It'll be getting lots of cycles over the next few days for sure....

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ChazzyP said:
Fresh outta the box after a few flips and out onto the deck for its first home pics is my brand new HalfTrack. I had a loaner from one of our posters here for a couple weeks and my opinion of the knife swung 180 degrees over that time from meh to totally missing it when I boxed it back up to return.

I've been looking around for the right one for a while and was surprised that I kept coming back to this one as it was outside my initial preferences. I'm really digging the working finish and battle blue slabs now--my others are all plain stonewashed blades and handles. I've heard that working finish takes a while to break in for decent flipping action, but this one's pretty good right out of the box. It'll be getting lots of cycles over the next few days for sure....

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That's a fabulous looking Half Track. I miss mine. Along with all my other Hinderers. Though come Monday, the herd begins anew...:D
 
halden.doerge said:
That's a fabulous looking Half Track. I miss mine. Along with all my other Hinderers. Though come Monday, the herd begins anew...:D
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I figured you'd come back to the Hinderer fold, Halden. ZTs are fine knives, but for true Hinderer action there's nothing like the real deal. I had a Viper Storm for a month or so, and it was a good knife, but it didn't scratch the same itch.
 
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