Reate Knives District 9-Plus

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Okay, I thought multi-row because Fort Henry says so: http://forthenrycustomknives.com/product/reate-knives-new-d9-plus-pre-order/
They are referring to a caged multi row bearing system....

But maybe Reate made different runs?

 

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Okay, I thought multi-row because Fort Henry says so: http://forthenrycustomknives.com/product/reate-knives-new-d9-plus-pre-order/
They are referring to a caged multi row bearing system....

But maybe Reate made different runs?

Hello,the D9-Plus are using single row ball bearings.Sorry for any misunderstanding.

Reate Knives.

 

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But they are ceramic? It is a bit confusing .. I thought that the D9 plus was introduced after the Horizon C. The HC uses multi row ball bearings. Why didn't you choose for multi-row in the D9 plus then?

 

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I just saw on some video the outside edges are not chamfered (strange thing is the inside edges are) Isn't this causing hot-spots in your hand?
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I have not done any heavy cutting with mine yet, but the entire handles are contoured. It feels comfortable to me.

 

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Ok, my D9 plus was delivered this morning. It is hard to believe how good this knife is... Perfection all the way and in every respect! The dark stonewash is just perfect also. Very ergonomic and it flips as only Reate knives can!
Very happy camper here!

 

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Welcome to the club!

The knife is really spectacular, especially for the money. :thumbup:

 

[Ad58]

I totally agree sir! I might like it even more then my Horizon-C ... Or my ZT 0562 CF...