FLISSAPocket Knife, Folding EDC Knife, 4 inch D2 Blade, G10 Handle, for Outdoors, Hiking, Camping, Black

I collect knives and use them for many different purposes including camping, hiking, outdoors, work, every day use, cooking and food prep, part of a tool set, display pieces, vintage collectibles, and many other uses. I buy the entire range of quality and price, including Wusthof and Dalstrong in the kitchen; Kizer, Sitivien, GVDV, Buck, JSWS, CJRB, Guidesman, Craftsman, Fox, Elishewitz, and many others. I look forward value and never pay retail. I only buy high end knives when they are on sale, because there are so many great knife companies on Amazon that make quality products with great function for extremely low prices. Flissa is one of those.Every piece from Flissa I have bought has been outstanding in quality and function for the price. Sure, Kizer makes some very refined knives, but they can be expensive. I'm not even going to get into Benchmade and other high end companies. While they make exceptional products, I simply am not paying $500 for a knife no matter how great it is or how much money I have. Knives are not status symbols, but tools. Some are truly pieces of art, but I am not paying art prices for a knife. I want value and function. You don't need to spend $500 or even $100 for that. Flissa delivers on many of their pieces for less than $20. However, these are not cheaply made junk but very good quality in a variety of styles and an array of colors that make them attractive as well. They open easily, have blades that take an edge, and they do the jobs they were meant to do.I have purchased several Flissa pieces and they are often my choice when I leave the house. This has become a favorite for everyday use. It has a good clip to ensure I don't lose it and a price that prevents it from being a tragedy if I do. We've all lost knives by doing a job and leaving it sit somewhere only to find it gone when you realize where you left it. I can't imagine losing a $500 knife. There's simply no need to carry one other than trying to impress people, and that's not one of the functions of a knife. Flissa makes good functional knives that are easily replaceable should it disappear. They make great gifts for the outdoor enthusiast in your family, and I have given one of their multi-tools to a family member that enjoys the Boundary Waters Canoe Area. These are the knives you want for functionality, ease of use, quality materials and without all of the fuss that expensive knives have which makes you think twice about using it because you might damage your precious show piece. You can use your Flissa knife and in the case where you've given it more abuse than a knife could or should take, you can get another one, because their prices are absolutely amazing for what you get. Thankfully I've never lost or damaged a Flissa piece, but it is nice having the peace of mind that you can actually use it.Flissa makes great attractive products, the quality is much greater than you would expect for the price point and you will be happy using it for a long time to come. I highly recommend their products. Even as a collector with many nice and expensive pieces, my Flissa collection gets lots of use and they have never let me down. If you don't want to spend money on excessive engineering that you simply don't need and get a great knife for an outstanding price, I recommend Flissa. Many knife companies start out by selling their products at extremely low prices and then raise the price when they have a following. I'm not sure if that is their aim, but I say get them while you can. Many knives that I have bought on Amazon with a price that seemed too good to be true ended up selling for much more later on, and I was glad that I got them while I did. Get these knives before Flissa gets a following and the price goes up.

For the low price, this is a great exc knife. The blade is longer than most of my other knives, and the thickness is a lot fatter than my Kershaw Skyline or Kershaw Chill. I like how this knife looks, though, and the thick handle makes it comfortable to hold. The flipper action was very smooth and flawless out of the box. It stays sharp pretty well. The clip works fine but the finish on the clip is pretty scuffed up after about a year of use, but nothing terrible, not a deal breaker. I love flipper liner lock knives, and this knife is right up my alley. I would buy it again. Great value.

I really like the size and profile of this knife. It's been my everyday carry now for a while and continues to impress. I have purchased a few of these now and although this model seems to have some QC issues with some of the blades wanting to smack the little frame spacers when closing and causing small chips in the blade, when you get a good one, they are fantastic. Super sharp and smooth, fast action and they stay out of the way when clipped in my pocket. Nothing I hate more than having a knife that doesn't let me get my hand in my pocket. Great value and I continue to be impressed with this company.

Just got this knife recently, and couldn’t believe the quality of a knife so reasonably priced. The action is so smooth, takes no effort at all to open or close it. It is lightweight and is very sharp from the factory. Did the paper test and the knife performed flawlessly. It’s definitely one of the better knives you can buy at that price point.

The media could not be loaded. The blade quality is high and is paper cutting sharp right out of the box. Love the size of the knife since it fits in the hand well and the blade is the right length for utility purposes. The bearing is smooth when opening and closing; great functionality. Easy to use and grip since the handle texture is crosshatched stippling. Pocket clip seems solid and I’m hoping it holds up. My favorite touch is the red bearing nut. Good value overall! Happy with my purchase !

The media could not be loaded. For the price this is a pretty good knife. It is fairly sharp out of the box. Not shaving sharp but paper slicing sharp. The lockup is solid and it looks good. I actually like the D2 steel. Holds an edge well and is fairly hard. The only complaints that I have is that their was a slight blemish in the edge towards the tip of the knife. This will most likely hone out after its first couple of sharpening's. The second was a material defect in a portion of the G10 handle. Nothing major unless you have a bit of OCD like myself. Maybe a little extra QA before shipping would help. Overall a good knife for the price. If not for the couple of items listed would have been a 5 star knife.

The media could not be loaded. First of all, ignore the negative aspects of the review from J. Woody (was originally 1-star that was recently changed to 3-stars). This person thinks that quality knives are manufactured in the tip-down pocket clip position. This is 100% incorrect. Practically every descent non-gas station folding knife made is shipped in the tip-up, right hand carry position. Without going too deep, 90% of people are right handed, so that's how knives are made. Maybe half of the time there will be a mounting option to switch the clip to the other side for lefties, but this option is largely ignored on many knives. This knife is manufactured correctly and J. Woody does not know what he or she is saying.I hope that was clear enough. Aside from my irritation of people who have no idea what they are talking about, this knife checks all the boxes for a budget knife. Nice stonewashed D2 blade. Excellent detent and deployment with super smooth ball bearings. Comfortable and ergonomic G10 scales. This is a well-built knife that is both stylish and sharp as hell. You will not regret your purchase. Take that from someone who owns dozens of folding knives and understands how the function.