Choosing a Vosteed knife
Vosteed’s folding knives cover different carry preferences and tasks. The Corgi V has a 2.36-inch drop-point blade and Vanchor Lock, making it a compact pocket option. The Raccoon family has 3.25-inch blades in listed configurations and includes both crossbar-lock and top-liner-lock versions. These locking mechanisms differ, so check the exact model listing to confirm which one a particular knife uses. The Ankylo is a larger folder with a 3.18-inch tanto blade and Vanchor Lock, suited to customers who prefer a pointed tanto profile. The fixed-blade Mink skips the folding mechanism and comes in versions with 3.33- or 3.99-inch blades, offering a straightforward option for trail and outdoor use.
Materials and configurations
Steel and handle materials vary by model and configuration rather than following one brand-wide specification. Raccoon versions include 14C28N or Nitro-V steel and handles in materials such as Micarta, G10 and carbon fiber. Corgi V listings include 14C28N blades with aluminum or G10 handles, as well as selected titanium-handle configurations. Ankylo versions use Elmax or 154CM steel with aluminum handles. Mink configurations include 14C28N, AEB-L or Nitro-V blades, with Micarta or G10 handles. These names identify the materials used; compare the specific listing when choosing a configuration, since materials are not shared across every version of a family.
Brand background
Vosteed was founded in 2021 by Johnny and Yue around collaboration with designers, makers and users. Its product range includes pocket, fixed-blade and kitchen knives, with a broad selection of blade shapes and locking mechanisms across its folding models. For a pocket-friendly folder, compare the Corgi V with the larger Raccoon; choose the Ankylo for its tanto blade, or consider the Mink if you prefer a fixed blade. Confirm each model’s dimensions and configuration before choosing.
