The Case Razor 14096 is a slim, practical folding knife built for everyday carry and light cutting tasks. With its smooth natural bone handle and compact design, this EDC blade fits comfortably in a pocket or pack without adding bulk. The natural bone scales give it a classic, understated aesthetic that works as well at the workbench as it does on the trail, making it a reliable choice for hunters, campers, and anyone who appreciates a no-nonsense cutting tool.
What sets the Razor apart is its versatility. The blade configuration pairs a 3-inch main blade with a 2.23-inch spear blade, giving you options depending on the job—the larger blade handles general cutting and detail work, while the smaller spear can tackle precision tasks. Both blades feature a plain edge, mirror-polished Tru-Sharp stainless steel finish that resists corrosion and is easy to maintain in the field.
Case knives are known for solid construction and longevity, and the Razor is no exception. The smooth bone handle won't snag on gear, and the folding design keeps the blades protected when not in use. Whether you're processing game, setting up camp, or just need a dependable cutting edge in your pocket, this is the kind of knife that earns its place in your kit year after year.
Key Features
- Dual-blade design: 3" main blade and 2.23" spear blade for versatile cutting
- Mirror-polished Tru-Sharp stainless steel blades resist corrosion and stay sharp
- Smooth natural bone handle scales provide classic styling and secure grip
- Compact folding design ideal for everyday carry and field use
- Plain edge blades for reliable, practical cutting performance
Specifications
| Brand | Case |
| Model | 14096 |
| Blade Type | Folding with spear and main blades |
| Main Blade Length | 3" |
| Spear Blade Length | 2.23" |
| Blade Steel | Tru-Sharp Stainless Steel, Mirror Polished |
| Edge | Plain |
| Handle Material | Smooth Natural Bone |
| Type | EDC / Folding Knife |
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Case Razor 14096 a good EDC knife?
Yes. The compact folding design with smooth bone scales makes it pocket-friendly without snagging gear. The dual-blade setup gives you flexibility for different cutting tasks, and stainless steel is low-maintenance for daily carry.
What's the difference between the 3" and 2.23" blades?
The 3" main blade is your primary cutter for general work, while the 2.23" spear blade is designed for finer, more detailed cuts. Having both lets you choose the right blade for the job without carrying two knives.
Will the natural bone handle wear or get slippery?
Natural bone will develop character and patina over time with use. The smooth finish is designed for secure grip. If you prefer a finish that resists showing wear, Case offers this model in other handle materials.
What do I need to do to maintain the stainless steel blades?
Stainless steel is corrosion-resistant and low-maintenance. A simple wipe-down after use and occasional sharpening will keep the blades performing. Avoid leaving the knife wet for extended periods, as with any steel blade.

