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When a knife pulls from history, there’s always a risk: does it honor its roots or just ride the coattails of a classic? With the Naga, Vosteed manages to do both. It respects the past while pushing the design into modern EDC territory. Inspired by the traditional Spanish Navaja, the Naga takes those signature curves and blade lines and gives them a refined, high-performance twist.
Right out of the box, the influence is obvious. The profile screams Navaja with its elongated blade, prominent handle hook, and a sweeping belly. But everything about it feels modern and intentional. It’s kind of like if the Cold Steel Espada went to finishing school. That hook at the rear of the handle isn’t just aesthetic. It locks your hand in. And that slight palm swell? It adds an extra layer of comfort and control. You’re not going anywhere once you grip this knife.
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