FLISSA Folding Pocket Knife, 4.5" G10 Handle EDC Knife with D2 Steel Blade, Liner lock and Pocket Clip, Tactical Knives for Men Women, Uesd for Outdoor, Survival, Hunting and Camping (Green)

Nicely made and decently sharp out of the box. The detail on the finish of the knife in general was very nice and the lock mechanism works well. I like this knife well enough to have bought two more.

Nicely made knife by Flissa. Although It does not have a name. The blade is sharp, it is centered and it comes out easily with the flipper. Takes some practice to use the button lock instead of the liner lock. For something that has carbon fiber scales, this knife is very heavy. I think it could weight less if it were made by Civivi. But as a knife that sells for $18, hard to beat the price. The quality is there and it is the best low cost brand, under $20, that I have found. You need to describe, because for some illogical action, Flissa does not name or number their knives.

I've had the knife for several weeks. It arrived very sharp. The blade opens very easily using the flipper and closes easily using the push button. Only problem I've had is the pocket clip caught on my couch fabric and bent to the point It does not secure the knife tightly any longer. I was surprised since it appeared the spring steel was very strong. The clip is braded to the frame so replacing it will not be as easy as removing a few screws and replacing the clip I did find several folding knife repair kits online and am considering whether to repair or just remove the pocket clip. I may try replacing The clip as the scales and bolsters are assembled with Brad's and I feel the knife is worth replacing those with star or torx screws and bushings just to see if it could be improved. The scales are then enough to not irritate my hand when using. I think the D2 steel is perfectly adequate and will sharpen nicely as I use diamond sharpeners. The knife is a good value for the price. It is lightweight but the pivot, blade and bolsters are plenty strong for the purpose of a GP pocket knife. Certainly you could pay very much more but for the average person this is an excellent choice.

Nice G10 handles, good action, and tip down carry (which is what I prefer in a knife) that is rare on button locks.

Paper specs say this would compete against knives that cost 3x as much, real world use, its about what you would expect for its price. Only thing I can't really comment on is edge retention or heat treatment compared to other D2 knives. Wont see much use unfortunately. Cons: - Way too heavy, steel liners are very thick, carbon fiber blend is very dense epoxy. - Lots of side to side and up and down play when open. Tightening the pivot screw did not seem to help. - Action feels and sounds clunky - Backspacer sticks out too far from the scales and feels poorly done - Clip claims to be deep carry, but its a standard clip and knife sticks out quite a bit from pocket. - Finish on the scales is too glossy for carbon fiber, too much epoxy. Also came very scuffed up with scratches fresh out of the box - Too light of detent, almost no safety on preventing the knife from opening when closed. A small shake opens it right up without pressing button Pros: - Ball bearings make for very easy one hand open with studs or flipper, despite poor detent - Factory edge came hair shaving sharp, more so than any knife I've received from the expensive butterfly company - Other than the blade wobble, very sturdy knife overall and locks up strong. No fears of breaking it or having it unlock in use.

Great quality. Good fit and finish. Blade is sharp and perfectly centered. Action is smooth and lockup is solid.

This is my first button lock knife ( I bought a sencut button lock for my son but he didn’t want it do sent it back.) the quality is smooth, sharp, feels good in the hand. Definitely recommend if you want to try button lock style. AVOID the axis locks from flissa- still need to work on that. I tried both and one was unsafely too loose. The other is so tight very hard to close

Flissa is a line that is continuously impressing me for their value. I have gotten several knives from them and, aside from occasional QC issues, they are all fantastic values. I had been curious about the button lock knives so I got this one after already being impressed with flissa knives. The action is smooth due to the ball bearing and has a tight lock up with blade out. It was shaving sharp right out of the box. Only downside for me is the position of the belt clip and the inability to change its position. For that reason, it won't become an everyday carry unless I decide to modify it. It's just a preference thing. I also wish the lock up when closed was a little tighter because that would make the flipper action quicker and more consistent but still, overall, a great knife at a great value.