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

Currently at $20 bucks, this is an outstanding value for this little flipper. I have the smaller version and it is an excellent EDC. Solid, maintains an edge, slick flip, pocket clip, pocket and forget it until you need it. I've been using it for 2 years GoT and recently gifted one to a friend. Tough enough for a little prying, holds edge well, enough handle to have a good grip, without getting cumbersome next to your keys. If you lose it, you wont feel as bad as losing a $600 bench-made. Its an all around do everything tool. Great little knife.

Awesome. One thing to note is the pivot arrived a bit loose so that it has drop shut action, and if you tighten the pivot up it will feel a bit stiff, but that’s because of the stonewashed blade, the detent ball needs some time to wear a smooth track so it might feel slightly sticky after you tighten it up but that’s normal on stonewashed blades. Not bad though, just a hair sticker than drop shut once the pivot is tight enough to take away all blade play. Came shaving sharp though, perfect centering, feels and looks like a solid well made knife, and it’s already smoothing out and I’m pretty sure it will have drop shut action with a tight pivot and no blade play. I will say I’m not a super fan of the pocket clip, it’s the only part of the knife that looks slightly cheap and a stonewashed clip would have added a nice touch but not a big deal at all, and with use it’ll probably lose the shiny powder coat look that’s common in cheaper knives. Still functions well and I’m happy with it. I bought it mostly for the blade shape, I have a big knife with almost the same blade shape and it’s awesome, easy to sharpen, nice pokey tip, can thumb and “spidey flick” open as well as the flipper. Strong detent too, which gives it nice action and keeps it secure when closed.

Out of the box, this thing was pretty sad looking. Machine oil everywhere, it was dusty as if it’s been in someone’s pocket for a day. The pocket clip is also bent outwards to the point it doesn’t stay snug in my pocket. Not the greatest first impressions. Almost looks like I got a pre owned blade, despite the edge being extremely clean, basically factory. BUT… after a few days of using this knife as a “utility” blade, opening boxes, cutting plastic, etc, this thing is a great knife for the price. My last blade was a $30 Camillus fixed blade from Walmart that didn’t hold an edge for more than one shift. I started carrying a pocket sharpener for that reason. This Flissa blade has held the edge that I got it with for about 3 days now, today I decided to sharpen it and give it a less aggressive angle on the edge for smoother cutting. (Photos of hand sharpening provided) This is just a personal preference, most cheap blades come with a cutting edge that’s at a 30°-35° angle. I prefer 20°-25° The flick opening is buttery smooth. Very easy to operate, probably even for someone with arthritis or joint issues. Little to no play in the blade whatsoever. Can be opened, used, and closed with one hand. (Big one for me) The blade retention is satisfactory, haven’t had any issues opening or closing, or staying closed, however… I used this on a keychain for less than a day’s time (and no longer) and there was an occasion where I was fumbling for my keys in my pocket and I pulled them out with the blade partially open. Huge dealbreaker for me, since I don’t feel like getting stabbed in the leg or slicing my finger when I’m trying to get into my locker/house. So I don’t recommend carrying this on your keychain. Your pants pocket or the side of a toolbag will work just fine. In conclusion, I highly recommend anyone pick up this knife at the current $19.99 price point. And honestly was a bit bigger than I was anticipating. Pros and cons from my experience Pros: - Extremely easy to use - Sharp edge that holds for several days with regular use - Sharpens well - One-Hand use - Knife is larger than anticipated Cons: - Poor Quality control/finishing - Seems as if I receive a pre owned blade - Advertised with a “keychain loop” but this is dangerous as the blade does not stay closed while on a keychain in the pocket.

Very shape blade and it sharpens back to out-of-box sharpness. Quality way above selling price. This Manufacturer knows how to sell at affordable prices and not sacrificing on quality. Not only love this pocket knife, but I've bought other knifes including "Fix Blade". Really can't go wrong with buying any style knife by this Manufacturer!

Great little knife. I've had it for about a year and it's just the right size and weight for a handy pocket knife. I use it everyday at work.

Small and very, very sharp. I love the D2 steel. It holds an edge and isn't impossible to sharpen. Plus it's very cool looking too. Opening was smooth as silk. Perfect size for legal carrying. I would love to see this with a slightly thicker blade profile.

Handy little utility knife…especially if you open packages. Quickly open, locks open and sharp to get through tape and boxes in a jiffy. Nice design and small enough to add to your keychain and still big enough to be a stand-alone item in your pocket. Closed it is smaller than the width of my palm and the blade is compliant in size where it is typically carried. Great utility knife for EDC and you can take it pretty much anywhere because it is easily portable. Impressive!

I usually carry an almost 4” blade CKRT in a pouch on my belt. However, there are some states where you are limited to just a 2.5” blade for EDC. I wanted something I could carry when traveling. I already have an old (Case?) pocketknife with a 2.5” blade, which was my dad’s, but I didn’t want to risk losing it. This FLISSA mini pocketknife looked like it would fit my needs. . The knife is pretty small but it is usable for light duty applications. Three fingers will hold the knife handle, which is actually very comfortable with some light texturing. I could imagine wet fingers might slip though. I would have liked a slightly longer handle for more control but it does work for opening packages and similar duties. Folded, or open, it’s a good looker. I do like the red accent at the pivot. . The blade design is cool and adds some visual interest to what otherwise could be quite boring. The D2 steel will retain its edge for quite some time. The FLISSA arrived very sharp and slices paper with ease. Note there is very little flat area on the spine of the blade to grip, if you sharpen with a Work Sharp Precision Adjust. The flip lever action is very smooth with the ball bearing pivot. The final closing of the blade into the handle is positive with a pleasant snap. . My only issue with the knife was the liner lock engagement. On arrival, the lock did not engage at all well on the back of the blade. It locked the blade, but the engagement was minimal to say the least. The locking capability looked risky to be honest. It appeared like the liner lock was either too long, or the blade not ground enough. I used a screwdriver to slide the lock further over and fully onto the blade. Then worked it back and forth many times. Eventually, the two surfaces bedded in a little and the liner lock engaged more fully on the blade, especially when using the flipper. I see that the blade locking surface has been ground on a taper. So, as the liner lock wears, it will slide over more and the blade will still remain tight when locked and fully open. Nice attention to detail in the design but a shame the initial assembly was suspect! 1 Star lost ☹ . Tiny Torx screws hold everything together. They appear tight on my knife, though I don’t think I have any Torx bits that small in my toolbox. The clip works well on a pocket, though I see others have said it can get bent if caught on something and pulled open. The cutaway for the screw access weakens the clip significantly. You cannot swap the clip to the other side unfortunately if you’re a leftie. Me, I’ll just be keeping this knife in my pocket. . Overall, after I got the liner lock to work better, I find this FLISSA to be a handy, cute, little pocketknife that takes up almost no noticeable space in your pocket, is light, and has great looks. Perhaps $19.99 is a little more than I think it should be priced at for its 2.5” size, but I do like it a lot. . Well worth considering if you are looking for a mini pocketknife for Every Day Carry.