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The D9 is a refined evolution of Reate's classic design, blending a sleek, tactical profile with a precise harpoon blade, smooth action, and balanced ergonomics built for serious everyday use. |
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Reate Knives D9-V2 Frame Lock Flipper Knife 3.6" CPM-154 Belt Satin Harpoon Blade, Dark Bead Bl… our price:
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Reate D9 Series FAQ
The Reate D9 series is a refined evolution of a classic tactical design featuring a 3.6-inch harpoon-style blade. Its construction balances strength and weight through the use of premium titanium, carbon fiber, and skeletonized liners.
What steel is used in the Reate D9?
The Reate D9 uses CPM-154, which is a powder metallurgy version of standard 154CM steel. This material offers superior toughness, allowing the edge to hold up better under hard use than its non-powder counterpart. You can explore how this alloy performs in our best knife steel guide.
Is the Reate D9 heavy?
The Reate D9 weighs approximately 4.23 ounces, which is relatively light for a tactical folder of its size. This weight reduction is achieved through the use of carbon fiber on select models and heavily skeletonized liners on the underside of the handles.
How does the Reate D9 deploy?
The D9 series features a dual deployment system consisting of a flipper tab and oversized thumb studs. The thumb studs are designed to be multifunctional, also serving as the external stop pins to support the blade when it is fully deployed.
What type of locking mechanism does the D9 use?
Every model in the Reate D9 series features a titanium frame lock. These locks include a steel lock bar interface to prevent wear on the titanium and a stabilizing disc to ensure the lock bar does not over-travel during use.
Does the Reate D9 have a lanyard hole?
Yes, the Reate D9 includes a hidden lanyard point integrated into the handle design. This allows users to attach a lanyard without disrupting the sleek profile of these titanium handle folders or the function of the milled pocket clip.