Brand: Coast
Model: RX395
Open Style: Thumb Stud / Assisted
Blade Material: 7Cr17 Stainless
Lock Mechanism: Liner Lock / Max Lock
Carry Style: One-position deep-carry
Blade Shape: Tanto
Handle Material: Sure Grip Nylon
Blade length: 3.74 in.
Closed length: 5.5 in.
Weight: 6.31oz

Features

The RX395 is a rescue-oriented folding knife engineered for rapid response and dependable safety in high-stress situations. The tanto-style blade measures 3.74 inches and is manufactured from 7Cr17 stainless steel to provide corrosion resistance and durable cutting performance for webbing, rope, and general utility tasks. Assisted opening via thumb stud enables fast one-handed deployment, while overall closed length measures 5.5 inches with a total carry weight of approximately 6.31 ounces, delivering a solid, controlled feel during operation.
Blade security is managed through a liner lock reinforced by an auxiliary safety locking system that helps prevent accidental closure during use and unintended opening while carried. The handle is constructed from textured nylon to enhance grip stability, supported by an internal stainless steel frame for structural strength. Integrated rescue features include a seatbelt cutter for rapid restraint removal and a glass breaker for vehicle escape. A one-position deep-carry pocket clip supports secure, accessible carry for emergency readiness.

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