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Displaying items by tag: Mink

Monday, 11 November 2024 10:41

Vosteed Mink XL

In field testing, the Mink XL's performance was not just noteworthy, but truly impressive under extreme conditions. As fate would have it, I found myself in the aftermath of a hurricane, facing weeks without power. The Mink XL quickly became my go-to blade, proving its versatility in ways I hadn't anticipated.

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Saturday, 24 August 2024 00:40

Vosteed Mink XL announced

Vosteed has released a larger version of its popular Mink fixed blade. You can check out our original Mink review here:

https://www.multitool.org/knives/vosteed-mink

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Sunday, 31 December 2023 13:03

Vosteed Mink

For the last year and a half Vosteed has been making waves in the knife industry. It's a difficult market to get into, and another to produce amazing designs that continue to get recognition. The company has mainly been a folding knife manufacturer, with some successful production of kitchen knives. Vosteed has decided to shake things up yet again and produce their first fixed blade.

Dubbed the Mink, this versatile blade is good for everything from daily tasks, camping, and even dressing game. When it comes to fixed blades, I've come to prefer something compact and easy to carry. Go too small and you lose some versatility, too large and it's not great for all situations. The Mink fits nicely in between those two sizes, with an overall of 7.3" and a blade length of 3.33", it's perfect for everyday carry.

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