Reate Knives Bushido Liner Lock Front Flipper Knife 3" M390 Hand Satin Trailing Point Blade, Lava Flow FatCarbon Handles

$277.00

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Description

REBUSHIDOLF: Bushido Folding Knife - Lava Flow FatCarbon

Reate Knives

The Reate Bushido is a compact EDC utility knife with a sleek Kwaiken-style knife design that gives it the appearance of a folding pocket sword. Perfect for a variety of everyday tasks, its small size allows it to fit seamlessly into any pocket or EDC rotation. The hand-satin finish on the blade pairs beautifully with the bead-blasted titanium handle, enhanced by striking scales like Lava Flow, Arctic Storm, and Dark Matter in various colors. Lightweight yet robust, the Bushido offers smooth front-flipping action, making it both a functional tool and a stylish addition to your collection. This might just be our favorite Kwaiken yet.

Specifications

  • Blade Length: 3.00" (76.2 mm)
  • Cutting Edge: 2.76" (70.1 mm)
  • Closed Length: 3.86" (98.0 mm)
  • Overall Length: 6.69" (169.9 mm)
  • Blade Material: Bohler M390 Stainless Steel
  • Blade Thickness: 0.126" (3.2 mm)
  • Blade Hardness: 61HRC
  • Blade Style: Trailing Point
  • Blade Grind: Flat
  • Blade Finish: Hand Satin
  • Handle Material: Lava Flow FatCarbon
  • Locking Mechanism: Liner Lock
  • Liner Material: Bead Blasted 6Al4V Titanium
  • Pivot Assembly: Ceramic Bearings
  • Pocket Clip: Titanium (Tip-Up, Right Carry)
  • Weight: 2.71 oz. (77 g)
  • Zircuti Pivot Collars
  • Made in China

Related Categories

Reate Knives, Reate Bushido Series, M390 Blade Steel, Carbon Handle Material, Folding Knives, Folding Knives Liner Locks

Product Handle Badge: Carbon Fiber Handles
Product Clip Type Badge: Pocket Clip
Product Steel Type Badge: M390
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