FLISSA Pocket Knife, Folding Knife with 3.2" 8Cr13MoV Blade, G10 Handle, Removable Pocket Clip, Lightweight for EDC, Camping, Hiking, Daily Use(Black)

Holy SMOKE!! This knife is WAY better than the $15 price point would suggest. Everyone is having about the Ozark Trail bugout (which i have) and I have to say, for $5 more, this knife feels like a $40-$50 knife. Easily as good as some of my Civivi or Tenable knives. The gimping is some of the best I've felt on any knife... just below Spyderco. It's very grippy, but it's not sharp at all. And the sharpness out of the box is amazing. I'm gonna have to buy a few more to test the consistency of the quality.If I have any complaints it's that the thumb stud is just a little too hard to access easily. If you like to fidget with you knife, like I do, then it will quickly make you thumb sore. There's not quite enough space to get your thumb on it properly and I think that's what causes the problem.Other than that very small qualm, I love this knife. I picked up a Civivi Sokoke the day this arrived and I've hardly carried the civivi after comparing both knives.If you have someone who want to get their first knife, get this one. It's just a nice, basic knife that is executed almost perfectly.

This is my go-to favorite knife of all time! It is light weight and strong thanks to it's formed stainless steel frame, perfect deployment and the blade profile and edge are great. The deep carry clip and thin profile guarantees that it's never an encumbrance as some bulkier knifes are so it is always there when I reach for it, I find quite often that other knifes will get moved from my pocket because of their bulk, very frustrating when reaching for an edc that isn't there.Paid fourteen dollars, I am ordering a couple more

Decent pocket folder with a slim profile.

Great little knife. Very slim design and is a great little edc knife. This is my second flissa and my first has been a real workhorse. Thanks!

I wanted to love this knife. It is slim and carries discretely in the front pocket of pants or jeans. The steel is good and the G10 handle looks and feels good for such a thin knife. The problem is that the design is very difficult to open. The thumb stud is tiny and the pivot point provides no leverage, thus it requires a great deal of force to open the knife. The flipper tab is useless for the same reason.PROs:(+) Steel - the 8cr13MoV steel is pretty good and is the Chinese copy of Japan’s well-known AUS-8 steel. it came sharp and took an even nicer edge with a few strokes on ceramic rods. (Despite a lifetime of practice, I am still a terrible knife sharpener.)(+) Design - the slim design looks good and carries well.(+) Looks - it’s a good looking gentleman’s knife. The green G10 scales on the knife I chose look really good.CONs:(-) As stated above, it is very difficult to open with one hand. When I managed to get my thumb on the tiny stud, my thumb covered the blade and I would have cut myself if I had applied much pressure.I’m going to open/close it a few dozen times and then put a few drops of knife oil in the action to see if t improves. If you don’t mind using both hands to open your knife (like a traditional jackknife of yesteryear), it’s a slick little package. But I cannot recommend it for any user who wants one-hand operation.

Got the purple version, so far seems like it'll be a great knife, sharp out of the box, slimmer than i thought it would be but thats not a bad thing, blade is long enough for most carry purposes, thumbstub could be a bit more "grippy" but it does fine, if the thumbstud was more prominent, it would throw off the ergonomics of the knife. I usually spend $50 minimum when i buy a knife but when i have a few spare bucks I'll buy something on the cheaper end, and since im enjoying this knife so far, I'll probably pickup the other color versions. So reference, the pocket clip is switchable but the thumbstud is righthand only.

Great pocket knife. Sharp, feels solid, easy flip open and close. Perfect size and love the color. Grip is grippy lol and not too bulky in the hands.

I wasn't expecting much out of it. But it actually feels really well made and sturdy for a random Amazon knife. It came sharp enough to shave and cut paper. Definitely a good knife for the price.