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I thought you got wet-stones and they are for making a cutting edge on anything...

Razor honing is a very, very small part of the market, so we use stones formulated for other uses that work well...

I could find no reviews written on their stones, though they do make very nice looking knives, with good reviews, I doubt they manufacture their stones and expect they are re-branded, which is not...

So, I think you are mis-reading what Alison is saying in that article.

He is talking about Over Honing, and if it is, by itself an issue or are there other issues, like failing to remove deep low...