TKX Harpoon Blade Folding Pocket Knife

Blade

• Harpoon blade shape - the upswept, hooked tip bites into rope, cord, and tape instead of sliding off
• Stainless steel blade - resists rust and holds a working edge for daily cutting
• 2.6" (6.5 cm) blade - enough edge for boxes, packaging, rope, and light outdoor tasks

One-Handed Operation

• Thumb stud opener - deploy the blade with one hand
• Liner lock - locks the blade open to prevent accidental closing

Everyday Carry

• Compact size - 3.9" (10 cm) folded, 6.5" (16.5 cm) open
• Open-frame stainless steel handle - reduces weight without sacrificing strength
• Pocket clip - keeps the knife secure and within easy reach
• Lanyard hole - attach a lanyard or paracord fob for another carry option

Warranty

• Limited lifetime warranty - backed by Police Security

• Blade shape: Harpoon
• Lock type: Liner lock
• Opening mechanism: Thumb stud
• Carry options: Pocket clip and lanyard hole

• Blade length: 2.56 inches (6.5cm)
• Blade width: 2mm (0.07 inches)
• Folded length: 3.94 inches (10cm)
• Unfolded length: 6.50 inches (16.5cm)
• Weight: 79g (2.8oz)

• Blade: Stainless steel
• Handle: Stainless steel

• 97590

The TKX Folding Pocket Knife is built for everyday cutting jobs like opening boxes and packages, cutting rope, cord, and twine, trimming zip ties and tape, and light outdoor tasks. Its harpoon tip helps on materials that tend to slide away from a straight edge.

Push the thumb stud to swing the blade open with one hand. The liner lock engages automatically to hold the blade in place. To close the TKX, press the liner lock to the side and fold the blade back into the handle, keeping your fingers clear of the edge.

The TKX Folding Pocket Knife has a 2.6" (6.5 cm) stainless steel blade. It measures 3.9" (10 cm) when folded and 6.5" (16.5 cm) when open, which makes it small enough for everyday pocket carry with the built-in pocket clip.

Not in your carry-on. Under TSA screening rules, knives are barred from carry-on bags but allowed in checked baggage, where sharp objects should be sheathed or securely wrapped. Pack the TKX closed and wrapped in your checked luggage, and check local knife laws at your destination.

Wipe the blade clean and dry after each use, especially after contact with water or sticky materials. Stainless steel resists rust but isn’t rustproof, so avoid storing the TKX wet. A drop of light oil on the pivot now and then keeps the blade opening smoothly.