Brand: Coast
Model: DX126
Open Style: Thumb
Lock Mechanism: Liner Lock / Double Lock
Carry Style: Single-position deep-carry
Steel: Replaceable Utility Blade
Handle: Sure Grip Nylon
Blade length: 1.25 in.
Closed length: 3.1 in.
OAL: 5.2 in.
Weight: 1.9oz

Features

The DX126 Pro Razor Knife is a compact folding utility knife engineered for safe, controlled cutting across a wide range of task environments. The folding frame incorporates a dual-position liner lock system that secures the blade during use and adds an additional lock layer to help prevent accidental closure. A double-ended razor blade configuration supports extended use by allowing blade rotation while maintaining cutting efficiency. The knife includes an integrated pocket clip and a lanyard hole to support secure carry and quick access on the job.
The handle is constructed from fiberglass-filled nylon, shaped to promote natural pull cuts while providing a textured, non-slip grip during repetitive use. The internal mechanism accepts standard-sized double-ended utility blades and utilizes a tool-free blade change system to streamline replacement during active work. Overall construction emphasizes user safety, grip stability, and operational efficiency for routine cutting tasks in professional and everyday utility applications.

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