Heretic Jinn
The Heretic Jinn is a lightweight 2.25 oz EDC folder with a 3" CPM MagnaCut blade. The original Jinn was Heretic's first slip joint. Today's Jinn uses the same low-profile frame as a button lock, either as a manual flipper or as the Jinn Auto, an out-the-side push-button automatic.
Jinns come in anodized 6061-T6 aluminum or carbon fiber chassis, including glow, marble and metallic carbon, with standard and Wharncliffe blades. Finishes include DLC, battleworn, bronze, stonewash and two-tone, plus custom-shop Jinns with Vegas Forge Damascus.
Heretic Jinn Specs
| Jinn Auto | Jinn Manual | |
|---|---|---|
| Action | Out-the-side push-button auto | Manual flipper |
| Lock | Button lock | Button lock |
| Blade length | 3.00" | 3.00" |
| Overall length | 6.75" | 6.75" |
| Closed length | 3.75" | 3.75" |
| Weight | 2.25 oz | 2.25 oz |
| Blade steel | CPM MagnaCut | CPM MagnaCut |
| Handle | 6061-T6 aluminum or carbon fiber | 6061-T6 aluminum or carbon fiber |
Specs from Heretic Knives. Custom-shop pieces may differ.
Heretic Jinn FAQ
Is the Jinn a slip joint?
The original Jinn was. The current Jinn is a button lock flipper, and the Jinn Auto is a push-button automatic.
How much does the Jinn weigh?
About 2.25 oz.
Does the Jinn come in a Wharncliffe?
Yes, select Jinns have Wharncliffe blades.
Also see: Heretic Wraith, Heretic Koschei, Heretic Martyr, or shop all Heretic Knives.