LUNARK Edge & Pop Dual is a compact everyday carry multitool featuring two independent sliding mechanisms housed within a 0.6-inch-thick frame. One slider deploys a 67-layer Damascus steel drop-point blade with a 9Cr18MoV core rated at 58–60 HRC, while the second releases a dedicated bottle opener. Measuring 3.1 inches open and weighing 2.5 ounces, the multitool is constructed with a heat-treated 420 stainless steel frame and is available with Ebony or Golden Sandalwood handle scales.
With both sliders retracted, the multitool functions as a phone stand supporting devices up to 0.3 inches thick in portrait or landscape orientation. The closed body can also be used to press buttons or operate handles without exposing the blade. Developed as the successor to the Edge & Pop One, the new model expands the design with a second independent slider while maintaining a compact footprint. The Edge & Pop Dual is scheduled to ship in January 2027 with a retail price of $60.
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Why This Trend Is Growing
- Dual-slider Edc Tools
- Independent mechanical controls in pocket tools create safer, more modular utility formats that separate sharp, social, and touchless functions in compact designs.
- Phone-stand Multitools
- Everyday carry products with integrated device support reflect demand for gear that bridges mobile work, travel convenience, and personal utility.
- Compact Touchless Utility
- Closed-body interaction features introduce hygiene-oriented value by letting users press buttons or operate handles without deploying blades or carrying extra accessories.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Everyday Carry Gear
- Premium materials and multi-function layouts are reshaping small-format tools into lifestyle accessories with broader appeal beyond traditional outdoor users.
- Pocket Knife Manufacturing
- Discrete deployment systems and compact safety features signal product differentiation opportunities in a mature category often defined by blade quality alone.
- Mobile Accessories
- Hybrid products that double as phone stands suggest convergence between device support, travel gear, and personal preparedness markets.
