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Illustrative studio render of a titanium frame-lock flipper with carbon fibre scale, not the actual model
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Reate Knives

Mini Horizon-D

Folding Discontinued

Smaller version of the Horizon-D with a 3.375 inch M390 blade; listed as discontinued at KnifeCenter.

MSRP (last known)Not published
Estimated value$220 to $380

Estimate: Ricochet editorial estimate, Oct 2026. Editorial, informational, not an appraisal, offer or recorded sale.

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Specifications

CategoryFolding
Blade steelBohler M390
Blade length3.375 in (86 mm)
HandleTitanium with carbon fiber
LockFrame lock
MechanismFlipper
Weight5.15 oz (146 g)
MSRPNot published
IntroducedNot confirmed
StatusDiscontinued

Specs compiled from public maker and retailer information. Variants and production runs differ. Sources: bladehq.com, knifecenter.com.

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Questions

How much is the Reate Knives Mini Horizon-D worth?

Our editorial secondary-market estimate for the Reate Knives Mini Horizon-D is $220 to $380 (Oct 2026). This is an informational estimate, not an appraisal or a recorded sale.

What is the MSRP of the Reate Knives Mini Horizon-D?

We could not confirm a published list price for the Reate Knives Mini Horizon-D.

What steel is the Reate Knives Mini Horizon-D made of?

Reate Knives Mini Horizon-D uses Bohler M390 blade steel in a 3.375-inch blade.

Is the Reate Knives Mini Horizon-D discontinued?

Yes, Reate Knives Mini Horizon-D is no longer in the regular production line, which can support secondary-market prices.

Can the Reate Knives Mini Horizon-D be shipped or carried everywhere in the US?

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