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

Sharp blade. Great price. Very nicely done handle. Opens very easily. At the price and quality will buy a few as presents for friends who camp a lot.

Love this knife " FLISSA", the only thing is that it's hard to flick it open. I adjusted it and put knife oil, still does same thing. Hopefully I just need to break it in more. Thanks 😊.

Well made and a beautiful knife. Amazing price.

Not shaving sharp (yet). My new casual wear knife. Very good 'poping' detent flickery. Looks more like brass than copper, but I'm ok with that.

Purchased for a son. Feels to be balanced well when holding it and is easy to open. Blade size is good. Sharpness is good. G. Son really likes this pocket knife.

I own several Flissa knives - most all are exception quality and shaving sharp out of the box.This knife - not so much. Blade stick is an issue (several reviewers mention this.)Blade fit and finish not on par with other Flissa offerings. Several discolorations on the blade (rust?)Blade not centered - liner lockup is okay - but several hot spots along with handle.Overall - an okay knife - but there are better at this price point (including from Flissa.)

The knife was a decent purchase. The side clip to hold it in a pocket works out great. and keeps you from losing it. The blade holds a good enough edge and we'll flip out when you flip the knife once you have it open a bit. Also the blade locks in place so it won't come back on your fingers when you're using it.

3rd knife bought from this brand and been impressed by all of them. Very good fit and finish that rivals more expensive knives.The wood scales are flush with the bolster and finished with a light varnish or oil. The grind on the blade has crisp straight lines, a nice satin finish and even, with no discernible dips, perfectly flat. Even the swedge, which many makers seem to botch, is evenly ground. Took mine apart to clean and oil (also curious to see construction details): the tang has milled pockets for the bearings, and a stop pin is pressed on it for a cleaner look and smooth riding on the liner channel. The liners are fully skeletonized - even the lock bar. The flipper talon on the blade has chamfered edges and 3 lines of jimping for a positive grip, sending out the blade open smoothly and fast.Didn't expect much from a $20 knife, but this brand is one to be on the lookout for; might be the next Civivi.