Brand: Coast
Model: FX200
Open Style: Thumb Hole
Blade Material: 3Cr13 Stainless
Lock Mechanism: Frame Lock
Carry Style: In Pocket Carry
Blade Shape: Modified Warncliffe
Handle Material: Fiberglass Filled Nylon
Blade length: 2.0 in.
OAL: 5.43 in.
Weight: 1.3oz

Features

The FX200 is an ultralight folding knife engineered for constant everyday carry where minimal weight and functional versatility are priorities. Overall weight measures approximately 1.4 ounces, supporting effortless, all-day pocket carry. The 2-inch blade is manufactured from 3Cr13 stainless steel to provide corrosion resistance and easy field sharpening, supported by a black oxide surface treatment that enhances durability over extended use. A thumb hole integrated into the blade allows smooth, controlled one-handed deployment, while a frame lock mechanism secures the blade during cutting tasks.
The stainless steel frame maintains strength in a slim profile and integrates multiple utility features to reduce carried gear. A pocket clip designed to function as a money clip provides dual-purpose carry convenience, while a bottle opener machined into the back of the handle adds practical functionality without increasing bulk. Compact geometry and streamlined construction make the FX200 well suited for routine cutting tasks, daily carry kits, and situations where space efficiency and reliable performance are essential.

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