Vosteed Nip-L Button Liner Lock Folding Knife, Elmax Black SW, Titanium Dark Reddish Purple, A4204

SPECIFICATIONS

Model: A4204
Blade Length: 3.15" | 79.91 mm
Overall Length: 7.48" | 189.98 mm
Blade Width: 1.31" | 33.17 mm
Blade Thickness: 0.133" | 3.40 mm
Blade Material: Elmax
Blade Grind: Hollow
Blade Style: Modified Sheepsfoot
Blade Finish: Black Stonewash
Hardness: HRC 61±1
Handle Length: 4.33" | 110.06 mm
Handle Width: 1.40" | 35.51 mm
Handle Thickness: 0.500" | 12.68 mm
Handle Material: Titanium
Color: Dark Reddish Purple
Weight: 4.32 oz | 122.40 g
Opener: Thumb Hole
Lock Type: Top Liner Lock
Pivot Assembly: Caged Ceramic Ball Bearing
Pocket Clip: Non-reversible | Titanium
Clip Plate Material: /
Carry Position:Tip-up
Knife Type: Manual Folding
Backspacer Material: Titanium
Thumbstud Material: /
Button Material: Titanium
Pivot Collar Material: Titanium
Designer: Divo Knives

Nip-L

Designed by Divo Knives — Kevin and Colin

The Nip-L began with a simple idea: bring the spirit of the original Nip into a larger format. Divo Knives — Kevin and Colin, with Kevin also known as LeftyEDC — had explored the design before, but this version needed more than added size. It called for new proportions, new balance, and a lock that suited the design. That idea became the Nip-L.

This is not simply a stretched Nip. The geometry, grip, and balance were reworked to make the knife feel right at this size, while keeping the original's clean, purposeful character.

Blade

The 3.15" Elmax blade is hollow grind for precise, efficient cutting in daily use. It offers a solid balance of edge retention, corrosion resistance, and practicality, with a shape and grind made for real cutting rather than display.

Handle

The handle is CNC-machined titanium, paired with a titanium backspacer and clip. Ergonomics were developed specifically for this size rather than carried over from the smaller model. To preserve the clean exterior, the clip mounts internally and the branding is kept on the inner scale.

Lock

The original Nip used a liner lock. On the Nip-L, that idea was reworked into a Top Liner Lock — a functional change that also made the overall design feel more resolved.