FLISSA 4.5" Folding Pocket Knife, Lightweight EDC Pocket Knife with Axis Lock, 3.2" AUS-8 Steel Blade, Sharp Camping Hiking Knife with Pocket Clip, Unique Tool Gift for Men, Dad (Green)

Great EDC knife. Doesn't have a full handle metal liner but that allows it to be thin and light. Deep carry clip. Aus 8 steel which is my favorite. Sturdy cross bar lock for easy and secure one hand deployment and closing.

The media could not be loaded. Light, easy open, easy close. And it’s pink 🩷 cute, safe and practical utility/camping knife. Priced nicely. Buying a few because they’re worth it.

I would like it better if if it was spring loaded so it opened with the press of a button like the lost knife it's replacing, but Amazon won't ship that to New York. Just the right size to slip onto the visor of the car for emergency use. And pink enough to make it hard to lose. I wnted this knife in another color but the pink one was the only one Amazon would ship to NY.

Excellent value for $10! AUS-8 stainless steel has good edge-retaining durability in a blade that won't rust just laying around or getting wet washing it off having just enough chromium to avoid rust while having sufficient high carbon steel to hold its edge at least moderately well. It is light weight, has true spring assist (one handed open very easily), a cross-bar lock and a hilt area partial saw blade with a lanyard hole and moveable pocket clip, too! And last, but not least (and probably coincidently), it is very well balanced. The center of gravity is right at the crossbar lock which is almost exactly half way down its length in the open position - meaning you can throw it if you want to ... although I certainly wouldn't recommend it. The only down sides, which I will certainly forgive for the price, is that the whole knife is a tad small and the handle appears to be injection molded plastic with little cavities on the inside that will trap dirt and debris - making it hard to clean thoroughly and likely somewhat brittle (which is why I wouldn't recommend throwing it). Based on the plastic material and its weight, the handle would most likely survive a fall from waist height easily but would eventually break if you miss your mark throwing it.

Sharp out of the box. The green scales not army or to lime colored this is a big plus. Flicking the blade felt a little gritty so I placed in a ultrasonic. That sure made a difference.

I first bought this brand of knives for some customers they were inexpensive and I gave them to two customers and they love them. I couldn't believe the quality of the knives they were a reversed Tanto with G10 scales. I really don't have very few inexpensive knives I carry better knives. But, I'm always in fear of losing knives or falling out of my pocket so I purchased this Flissa knife for myself. This knife really reminds me kind of a low-cost bugout I love the steel it's okay it's a Japanese steel. The Japanese perfected making steel for hundreds of years. The serrated edge at the very end it's good, The drop point design is very nice. I can flip it right away and I love the axis like lock it's just like a bugout but for $19.00. I'm carrying this knife around, but the workmanship the quality the jimping on the top of the knife, reversible clip you can move it the way you can look at the screws that you can put in high quality it's it's kind of funny but hey I would check this knife out. If you want to spend very little money for something you can take to work and carry and if you lose it you're not going to get heartbroken this is the brand.

Very cheap build. There is almost no weight to the handle. The blade feels as though it would snap of at the first show of pressure. I prefer cheaper Flissa models.

Ordered this for a 9-year old BSA scout. The button unlock is manageable and works well. Much safer for my scout than a lock back or an internal locking mechanism. Blade seems sharp and durable, as well.