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Our next Heinnie Limited Edition is here and it's a cracker! In it's previous incarnation the Lucas Burnley designed Squid was massively popular. A compact folder with a tactical feel and a solid, stainless construction, the frame locking Squid flew off the shelves.
Now with the Heinnie treatment, we've made a non-locking version, and it is going to be one of the most significant additions to your collection for years!
The Heinnie red handle is the most noticeable difference... this is your guarantee that it is okay, according to UK law, to carry the knife in your pocket or pack. Made from G10 the handle is tough and fills the hand, despite its size, with a pocket clip attached. The blade is crafted from 8Cr13MoV stainless steel and of course it doesn't lock thus falling into the UK carry category. A blade indent means there is slight resistence going from and to the open and closed position.
Whether for your collection or for using this is a superb little folder ready take on the world!
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Add to BasketA very nicely made knife with really good construction and feel. For a small blade it feels good in the hand and does everything you would ever ask it to. A little heavier than some similar sized knives due to its construction but I see that as a positive. In my opinion a very good little knife that performs and feels way better than it’s price point.
Small but perfectly formed, great on my keyring and easy to use one handed, for when you need a little sharp edge
Well built little knife. May be too small for someone with large hands but nevertheless it arrived sharp and it appears it will be an ideal edc. Bought as a gift, may well get one for myself.
When I first unboxed my thoughts were that's a stubby little critter ,small uk friendly knife with a chunky feel sharp out of the box small ,unassuming I carry this in my dog walking bag ,great heinnie red scales liking this one fer sure
I’ve revised my review after reading some of the other comments I think I’ve been unlucky in getting a bad one , I’ve reprofiled the blade and it is now very sharp and I’ve decided to try it in my edc rotation so far apart from the poor detent it is a nice little uk friendly knife , but if you use the knife correctly the weak detent hasn’t been an issue .
So I treated myself to this as it's CRKT a knife manufacturer I like and a Heinnie Haynes special to boot. Mine was razor sharp out of the box so I wonder from some of the other reviews if CRKT have QC issues? The comments about the blade not staying open are fair in my opinion, this knife would have been significantly improved with a decent Back Spring but that would increase the price. Personally when using the knife I keep my thumb on the Thumb Stud, to keep the blade open. A good small knife for UK legal EDC but watch the blade closing on your fingers.
I like this knife, mine arrived pretty sharp, the blade steel seems suited to the knife and feels pretty tough, it does feel a little bulky in the pocket and heavy in some trouser pockets, its sompact size does mean it is not comfortable for some uses, but overall it is a practical knife
Sorry not impressed with this one came very blunt out the box I will have to reprofile the blade to get a decent edge . The dentent is non existent and with no finger choil closes far to easily for my liking it will sit in my Heinnie collection it’s not a user .
Thank you heinnies for a great little knife, very small and light will be great around the garden
Yes, this item is legal to own in the United Kingdom.
We base this opinion on our interpretation of UK Knife Law (see our blog). Be aware that there are different rules for owning and carrying knives in public in the UK. Read about the difference here.
Yes, this item is legal to own in the United Kingdom.
We base this opinion on our interpretation of UK Knife Law (see our blog). Be aware that there are different rules for owning and carrying knives in public in the UK. Read about the difference here.
