Heretic Wraith
The Wraith is Heretic's flagship folder, first launched in 2015 and now in its fourth generation. The Wraith V4 brings a fully machined chassis and hardware, grip tape inlays and a pivot collar, with a 3.625" CPM MagnaCut blade and a button lock.
Choose the Wraith Auto, an out-the-side push-button automatic on caged race bearings, or the Wraith Manual, a flipper you can also open by thumb hole or button. Both ride on a deep-carry ambidextrous clip. Blades come in drop point, tanto and bowie, in finishes from stonewash and battleworn to DLC, bronze and two-tone, plus cel shade colorways and custom-shop pieces with Damascus and inlays.
Heretic Wraith Specs
| Wraith Auto | Wraith Manual | |
|---|---|---|
| Action | Out-the-side push-button auto | Manual flipper, button or thumb hole |
| Lock | Button lock | Button lock |
| Blade length | 3.625" | 3.625" |
| Overall length | 8.69" | 8.69" |
| Closed length | 5.07" | 5.07" |
| Weight | 6.07 oz | 6.07 oz |
| Blade steel | CPM MagnaCut | CPM MagnaCut |
| Handle | Aluminum | 6061-T6 aluminum |
Specs from Heretic Knives. Custom-shop pieces may differ.
Heretic Wraith FAQ
What is the Wraith V4?
The fourth generation of Heretic's flagship folder. It adds a machined chassis and hardware, grip tape inlays and a pivot collar.
Is the Wraith an OTF?
No. The Wraith Auto opens out the side with a push button, and the Wraith Manual is a flipper. For Heretic OTFs, see the Manticore, Hydra or Cleric II.
What blade steel does the Wraith use?
Production Wraiths use CPM MagnaCut. Custom-shop Wraiths may use Damascus.
Also see: Heretic Medusa, Heretic Pariah, Heretic Jinn, or shop all Heretic Knives.