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Vosteed has always had fun with their naming, and I’ve come to appreciate that part of their lineup. A lot of their knives pull inspiration from animals, and that gives each one its own personality before you even get it in hand. A while back I spent some time with the Gator, and that knife absolutely lived up to its name. Big sheepsfoot blade, plenty of handle, and it cut like it had something to prove.
Their newer release, the Kroc, goes in a different direction. Funny enough, the names don’t line up with the real animals. Crocodiles are bigger than gators, but here the Kroc is the smaller knife in the family. Size difference aside, this little guy still has some bite. It’s an in-house design and they did an amazing job. The lines, the colors, the lock, everything fits together in a clean and playful way.

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