Brand: Coast
Model: DX330
Open Style: Thumb Stud
Blade Material: 7Cr17 Stainless
Lock Mechanism: Liner Lock / Double Lock
Carry Style: Single-position deep-carry
Blade Shape: Tanto
Handle Material: Nylon
Blade length: 3.66 in.
Closed length: 4.85 in.
OAL: 8.39 in.
Weight: 4.2oz

Features

The DX330 is a folding rescue knife engineered for emergency response and high‑reliability utility when rapid action is critical. A 3.25‑inch partially serrated blade manufactured from 7Cr17 stainless steel provides a balance of corrosion resistance, toughness, and cutting efficiency for rope, webbing, and general utility tasks. Integrated rescue tools include a seatbelt cutter for rapid restraint removal and a glass breaker positioned for effective window compromise during vehicle escape scenarios. Thumb studs support fast one‑handed deployment, maintaining readiness under stress.
A textured nylon handle promotes secure grip and control, even in adverse conditions. Blade security is reinforced through a stainless steel liner lock paired with a secondary lock mechanism that adds redundancy against accidental closure during use. A stainless steel deep‑carry pocket clip supports discreet, secure carry while keeping the knife accessible. The overall construction emphasizes safety, controlled handling, and multi‑function capability for first responders, vehicle preparedness kits, and everyday emergency carry.

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