FLISSA Folding Pocket Knife, 4.5" G10 Handle EDC Knife with D2 Steel Blade, Button Lock and Pocket Clip, Camping Knives for Men Women, Uesd for Outdoor and Camping (Black)

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.

Best Quality for the price

The opening and closing can be bit iffy, the blade material is also lower quality but for the price that’s kinda to be expected so I cannot complain about that, the things a tad heavy so I would like that to be known, tho it personally isn’t an issue for me, knife feels good in hand tho and the size and shape is very comfy, the lock is solid tho, did some spine tests with it and didn’t fail at all so can’t complain about that, all in all solid knife for the price, gets job done but will most likely not be replacing my edc 👍

The knife was $15.99, you get a knife likely worth more than that.The blade is D2, was sharp out of the box, and the black coating is smooth. The blade is well ground and shaped nicely. The pivot is smooth.But....The button lock only engages the blade heel by a whiff and there is some blade play, so that could be a safety issue. It is also a heavy knife, ok for me but a turn off for some.

Out of all my EDCs this knife is definitely a deal. It's nice razor sharp edge with comfortable grip makes every day tasks a breeze. The flipper action and button lock work effortlessly. I would definitely recommend this knife to anyone looking for inexpensive EDC to add to they're collection.

Great knife for the money. Better than my more expensive knives. Will buy again.

I was wanting an inexpensive folding pocket knife. I’m very hard on pocket knives and sometimes lose them while working/using them in the field. I wanted one that will hold up to frequent use and sometimes abuse. (I’ve been known to use one to pry on things). This knife has held up well so far. It’s easy to open when needed and easy to close with the lock button. Has a steel frame with G10 handles. I’m really the this knife.

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.