FLISSA Pocket Knife, Folding Knife with D2 Steel Blade, Ball Bearing, Elegant Copper & Wood Handle, Liner Lock, Pocket Clip, Cleaning Cloth, Perfect for EDC, Daily Use, Outdoor

Good size and easy to carry knife. I took the pocket clip off and carry it in a sheath. Came sharp with a solid lock. Great for the price.

This knife is fairly lightweight, has a convenient pocket/belt clip, and arrived super-sharp. I tested the edge by easily shaving a small patch of leg hair. The lockback mechanism is not the easiest to release, but the stlye of it makes it very easy to open with a raised finger-pull. Once you get the hang of it it's almost as fast as a switchblade would be. It's made from D2 steel, which can be very tough, and can hold an edge very well. There is some poorly prepared "D2" steel on the market (not properly heat treated) and I haven't had it long enough to learn whether this is premium D2 or another level of quality that might not hold the edge so well.

A very sharp knife and good value for the money. Never had a knife with the assist before and I quite like it. This knife is very sharp and cuts better than any other I have had for about the same money. I use it at work for stripping wire insulation and opening/cutting boxes. No issues so far. Has a nice quality look and feel to it as well.

Over the course of the last year i've purchased a few, inexpensive Flissa knives based upon of influencer reviews on youtube. Flissa makes bargain knives, multitools and outdoor gear. this is a well made, attractive and highly usable knife for under $20.00. It presents as a knife that usually costs twice that price. The only issue I have is that it is a bit too think for a perfect fit in my hand but I can live with that. I think you wlll be impressed with this little folder.

Over time this has become my favorite around the house and EDC knife. The action on it is very smooth and it's light in your hand. Blade has remained sharp two years later

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I'm disappointed in this knife. While it appears functional, the fit and finish are poor. Where the "copper" bolster (see below) meets the wood handle, there are gaps and a metal point that catches the finger when handling. The flipper action is best described as lethargic. The alignment between the wood scales and the liners is subpar. The bolsters have a vaguely golden sheen to them (exaggerated in the pictures) but do not appear to be copper and certainly do not look like any copper I've ever seen. I believe they are not copper which makes the ad potentially deceptive. On the plus side the blade has no unwanted play and seems sharp enough. Even for the low price I would have expected better. I guess this becomes a beater knife...

I wasn't expecting much for 20 dollar bucks, I'm glad I didn't expect much. This knife is just ok. I got it for the classic style with modern pocket clip, ball bearings and rear flipper upgrades. Surprisingly the liner is skeletonized and the spine has decent jimping. Blade came sufficiently sharp and opens smooth. Detent is a tad weak. My issues are mainly the gaps between the wood and brass of the handle. The corners are sharp where the gap is. The pocket clip is fine except the screws are not countersunk and stick up, taking up most of the clearance. It won't seat fully into the pocket unless you pull the clip away from the handle creating more space. For some reason I really want to like Flissa knives. I've only been wowed once by their product. They very much seem to be a you get what you pay for brand.