Reate Remedy FatCarbon Glass Blue – 3.8″ Belt Satin Elmax Drop Point, Blue FatCarbon Glass, Liner Lock

Reate Remedy FatCarbon Glass Blue – 3.8" Belt Satin Elmax Drop Point Folding Knife

The Reate Remedy FatCarbon Glass Blue is a Liong Mah-designed EDC folding knife featuring a 3.8" belt satin Elmax drop point blade and blue FatCarbon Glass carbon fiber scales with a satin finish. The titanium liner lock provides reliable one-hand operation, and the knife opens to 8.5" while weighing just 4.08 oz. Going Gear is an authorized Reate dealer.

Shoppers searching for a carbon fiber folding knife with premium Elmax steel, or for Reate knives in general, will find the Reate Remedy FatCarbon Glass Blue delivers the fit, finish, and action Reate is known for in a liner lock package.

Reate Remedy FatCarbon Glass Blue Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the blade length of the Reate Remedy FatCarbon Glass Blue?

The Reate Remedy FatCarbon Glass Blue has a 3.8" Elmax drop point blade. Open, the Reate Remedy FatCarbon Glass Blue measures 8.5" overall with a 4.8" handle, and it weighs 4.08 oz (115.6 g).

What steel is used in the Reate Remedy FatCarbon Glass Blue?

The Reate Remedy FatCarbon Glass Blue uses Elmax, a powder metallurgy stainless steel from Bohler-Uddeholm with high chromium and vanadium content. Elmax gives the Reate Remedy FatCarbon Glass Blue excellent edge retention and corrosion resistance with better toughness than most high-wear stainless steels, which is why it is a favorite on premium folders.

Is Elmax a good knife steel?

Yes — Elmax is one of the better all-round premium knife steels. It sits close to M390 in corrosion resistance and edge holding while being easier to sharpen and a bit tougher, so the Reate Remedy FatCarbon Glass Blue holds a working edge through weeks of EDC cutting and touches up easily on ceramic or diamond stones.

What handle material does the Reate Remedy FatCarbon Glass Blue have?

The Reate Remedy FatCarbon Glass Blue features blue FatCarbon Glass carbon fiber scales with a satin finish. FatCarbon Glass is a composite from FatCarbon that layers glass fiber with carbon fiber, so the blue scales on the Reate Remedy FatCarbon Glass Blue have depth and color you cannot get from plain carbon fiber while staying light, rigid, and impervious to moisture. Titanium liners, a titanium pocket clip, and a backspacer sit underneath.

What lock type does the Reate Remedy FatCarbon Glass Blue use?

The Reate Remedy FatCarbon Glass Blue uses a titanium liner lock. A liner lock uses a spring-tensioned titanium liner inside the handle that snaps behind the blade tang when the knife opens; push the liner sideways to release the blade.

Who designed the Reate Remedy FatCarbon Glass Blue?

The Reate Remedy FatCarbon Glass Blue was designed by Liong Mah for Reate Knives as part of the Daily R series. Reate manufactures the Reate Remedy FatCarbon Glass Blue to the designer's pattern with its own titanium hardware, Elmax blade, and hand-tuned action.

Is Reate a good knife brand, and where are Reate knives made?

Reate Knives is a premium production knife brand founded in 2012 by David Deng and based in Guangdong, China, where the Reate Remedy FatCarbon Glass Blue is manufactured. Reate is known for tight tolerances, smooth action, and collaborations with designers like Liong Mah, and its knives are a benchmark for value in the premium titanium folder market.

Where can I buy the Reate Remedy FatCarbon Glass Blue?

The Reate Remedy FatCarbon Glass Blue is available at Going Gear, an authorized Reate dealer. Going Gear carries the Reate lineup with fast shipping and expert customer support.

Is the Reate Remedy FatCarbon Glass Blue a good EDC knife?

Yes — the Reate Remedy FatCarbon Glass Blue pairs a 3.8" Elmax blade with carbon fiber scales over a titanium liner lock, a titanium pocket clip, and a 4.08 oz carry weight. For an everyday carry knife that balances premium materials, Reate build quality, and a Liong Mah design, the Reate Remedy FatCarbon Glass Blue is an easy pick.