Reate JACK

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The Reate J.A.C.K. isn't just another cutting knife, it's so much more than that. With an integral titanium frame, beautiful brass or marble carbon fiber inlays, and amazing flipping action - there isn't a single thing we don't love about this knife.
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Reate Knives Jack Jr Inset Frame Lock Flipper Knife 3.4" CPM-S30V Black DLC Harpoon Blade, Inte… our price: $250.00
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Reate JACK FAQ

The Reate JACK series is defined by its integral handle construction, where the frame is milled from a single piece of metal for maximum strength. This series offers a blend of technical complexity and functional design, featuring premium carbon fiber inlays and high-performance blade steels.

What is an integral handle on the Reate JACK?
An integral handle means the frame of the Reate JACK is machined from a single solid piece of material rather than using two separate scales joined by spacers. This construction method provides superior structural integrity and a seamless aesthetic often found in high-end titanium handle folders.
What blade steel does the Reate JACK Junior use?
The Reate JACK Junior utilizes CPM S30V stainless steel, which offers a dependable balance of edge retention, toughness, and corrosion resistance. While other variants in the series may feature different steels, S30V provides excellent long-term performance for a wide range of daily cutting tasks.
How does the JACK Junior differ from the standard JACK?
The JACK Junior typically features an aluminum integral frame to offer a more accessible price point, whereas the standard JACK uses titanium. Despite the material change, the Junior maintains premium features like layered carbon fiber inlays and a submounted frame lock for secure operation.
Is the Reate JACK suitable for everyday carry?
Yes, the Reate JACK is well-suited for daily carry thanks to its 3.4-inch blade and milled deep carry pocket clip. The combination of lightweight materials like aluminum or titanium and a streamlined profile ensures it remains comfortable in the pocket while providing a full-sized grip for various tasks.
Why is the Reate JACK series considered technically impressive?
The series is highly regarded for its technical complexity because machining a one-piece integral handle requires extreme precision and advanced manufacturing capabilities. Reate combines this engineering with refined flipping action and high-quality finishes, offering a level of craftsmanship that rivals many custom knives.