FLISSA Pocket Knife, Folding EDC Knife, 3.25 inch D2 Blade, Axis Lock, G10 Handle, for Outdoors, Hiking, Camping, Black

This blade is great, no lock rock, easy to open multiple ways, solid lockup, very clean G10 grips, smooth action, light enough to carry, and is very sharp out of the box. At under 20 bucks it's very well worth it and the axis lock is nice too. Not to over buff this blade, I wouldn't mind purchasing it again and so far no issues with anything lossening up. As long as you use the knife as a light EDC and try not to use it as a pry bar or screwdriver it should hold up for a long time

The clip broke with a slight bit of flexing. REALLY?Sent it back. Ordered another.See notes about the clip at the end, as this review is a continuation from the first knife.Other than that...Very nice craftsmanship.Extremely sharp.Shaves arm hair easily.Centered.Extremely easy to open/close one handed, although no flipper.Buttery smooth.Very ergonomic.The lock can be operated with one finger or thumb.Very ambidextrous with the exception of the non reversible clip.Light weight.Keep in mind that this knife is more of a gentleman's knife than an outdoorsman's knife.The blade is on the thin side, but still would be great as a whittler, paper cutter, letter opening, box opener, rope cutter. You get the idea. Your not going to be batoning chunks of wood or killing bears with it. Lol!In my opinion, a great light duty EDC.A great gift for Dad. I would be very pleased if I received one of these as a gift.I also believe this would make a great little defensive knife! The ergos are great for a good standard or reverse grip, slashing or stabbing.Very solid lock up.I sell knives as a side thing, and will definitely be getting more of these when I can on sale. I'm more of a fixed blade guy now, but I will definitely carry one of these in my own pocket!Notes on the clip:Okay, as I stated, really nice knife.The clip on this replacement seems to be alright, for now.It has strong retention, but I have a suspicion that it will break over time because of it's design.The flaw lies within the mounting hole location which is very close to the point where the clip bends over.This allows only half of the strength that it could have if the clip was designed with the holes further from the bend over area.This area absorbs most of the flex when the clip gets spread.Not a good idea to have a hole right at the edge of this area, especially without broadening the area.I have had other knives with clips like this, and they have survived, but there's always a chance that it will snap at some point, leaving you with either the loose carry, or tool drawer option.Love the knife, hate the clip design.This however, didn't keep me from purchasing a replacement after returning the first.Mainly, I was curious as to whether another would snap right away.I'll carry it for a week or two and see how it fairs, then update my review again.

I own a variety of fine quality folding knives. My go-to carry knife is a Benchmade that I've had for 20 years and have rarely left home without it. This Flissa knife is the closest thing I've found to ut and for about 1/10th the price. The Benchmade is roughly the same size and has a blade of 154CM steel. This Flissa product has a D2 blade, which is probably a little harder so holds an edge maybe a little better, but it's not cryo or CPM D2, which would not be available at this price, but still at least comparable to the Benchmade 154CM steel in edge resilience but it's not going to be as tough. Still, I find the smooth operation, the pin lock mechanism, steel liner, and other first-impression details to be very much comparable to my beloved Benchmade.Especially when you consider the bargain price, if you like a pocket knife that folds down to about 4 inches, I think this is the one to get.

I really like the knife it was super sharp out of the box. The G10 is super grippy. The spring for the locking mech is a bit on the heavy side but I'm sure it will soften up after some use. I really like the knife but the one I received has a small chip/flake of metal missing from the blade right above the blades cutting edge. I'm not sure if it's the blade or just a bit of blade coating that's missing. Also if you flick the blade open real fast sometimes the cross bar gets stuck but again maybe that is because it's new.The knife would have been a 4.5 out of 5.0 if not for the blade defect I don't know if it's worth the hassle of returning or not? And makes me think twice if I'll purchase any knives from Flissa again in the future. Which sucks because I really like the company's designs

Purchased this knife for under $30 and wasn't expecting much. Figured it would be something I could throw on the boat for fishing and at that price I wouldn't care if it somehow found its way overboard. I quickly realized that I got a lot more for my money than I was expecting. The overall build of this product is just amazing in my opinion and the weight is perfect for me. I'm definitely not a knife expert by any means, but I do seem to have a larger than normal collection of them. Some being expensive and some not. I've found myself carrying this one on me more often than not lately and I enjoyed it so much that I ended up ordering several of their other options. I even ordered a few for family members and friends. I haven't been disappointed in any of them yet and neither have they. I've had this particular knife for several months now and I use it daily, I haven't had to sharpen it once. So If you or someone you know is looking for a great knife at a good price, you can't go wrong here. If you're like me and you end up enjoying it as much as I have, then I suggest looking at their other products. They have several nice options to choose from. Personally I'm really glad I found this company and will definitely buy more in the future. You can never have too many knives, right? lol 😁