Vosteed's Prime Day List Cuts the Raccoon TiSlim Under $100

Vosteed has spent a few years turning out an unusually wide catalogue, and Prime Day is the first time most of it has been discounted at once. Gear Patrol's roundup lists nine configurations on sale, and the interesting part is how many different answers the brand ships to the same question about what a modern EDC knife should be.

The headline deal is the Raccoon TiSlim at $100, down from $135, which is the slimmest titanium crossbar version of the brand's flagship folder. If you want the steel upgrade rather than the entry price, the S35VN TiSlim in acid wash black titanium is $134 from $178. There is also a Raccoon 2.0 at $39 from $46, a plain Raccoon at $43 from $59 and a Raccoon Crossbar Lock 2.0 at $56 from $70, which means the same silhouette is available at three completely different budgets. Vosteed sells many Raccoons precisely because each one differs in steel, handle material and lock, so check the exact variant rather than assuming.

The rest of the list reaches the edges of the catalogue. The Parallel, one of the thinnest locking EDC knives made, is $127 from $169. The Corgi V, a compact folder with a pivot-style lock, is $63 from $79. The Marten A1607 is $69 from $99, and the Porcupine ModSwap A3104 is $54 from $63. That spread is the point: the Parallel is a design statement you carry because it is thin, while the Corgi V and Marten are conventional pocket knives with better manners than their price suggests.

If you have been waiting for a Vosteed, this is the broadest discount window the brand has offered, and the TiSlim under $100 is the pick that best explains why people buy the brand at all. Sale pricing on Amazon moves, so confirm the variant and seller before you commit. Shop the full Vosteed lineup here.