Choosing a Remette folding knife
Remette’s models differ in size, blade profile and added features. The RT-BEE is the compact option in this group, with a 2.8-inch drop-point blade and an included titanium tool that functions as a food fork and toothpick. Its maker describes it for commuting, home use and outdoor activities, so it suits customers looking for a small everyday knife with an extra-use accessory. The RT-Peregrine Falcon RTT1-BGX has a 3.15-inch reverse-tanto blade, while the WD108-B has a longer 3.6-inch drop-point blade with a deeper belly. These profiles and blade lengths offer distinct cutting formats for routine utility tasks.
Materials and mechanisms
Materials vary by model. The RT-BEE pairs 14C28N steel with a G10 handle. The specified RT-Peregrine Falcon configuration uses an M390 blade at 59–61 HRC and a titanium handle; it has a button liner lock and a safety lock. The WD108-B also uses M390 and titanium, with a drop-point blade listed at 60–61 HRC and a frame lock. A frame lock uses a section of the handle to secure the blade open, while the Peregrine Falcon’s button liner lock uses a separate locking mechanism. The WD108-B opens with either a thumb stud or front flipper, and both M390 models use caged ceramic ball bearings at the pivot. These details are model-specific, not features shared by every Remette knife.
Design and background
Remette’s company information describes a team of product designers and production technicians using high-precision production equipment. The brand also highlights varied structural designs and novel styles. For shoppers, the practical takeaway is a lineup that ranges from the accessory-equipped RT-BEE to titanium-handled M390 folders, with the model specifications serving as the clearest guide to size, materials and operation.
