FLISSA Fixed Blade Knife, 7 Inch Full Tang Hunting Knife with Kydex Sheath and Emergency Rope, Tactical Knife with G10 Handle for Survival, Camping, Hiking(Black)

I had my eye on this for a while and finally picked it up, WOW I'm glad i did. Everything from retention to the steel design and ergonomics are Quality and comfortable. Knife stays in sheathe snug, but comes out without too much effort. A minor nitpick is the knife grind isnt even through out the entire blade but it is ok for the price and it is still a acceptable angle and sharp. The teklock isnt as bulky as other knives, and the knife is pretty flat so great for pocket carry edc too. Great all around edc/small bush knife! Flissa does it again!!

Got for a friend for Secret Santa. Despite being cheap, it's made of good materials. Premium feeling heft. Good EDC size. Ergonomic.

The FLISSA Fixed Blade Knife isn’t here to play games—it’s here to get stuff done. At 7 inches of full-tang, hard-hitting steel, this bad boy is built for the wild. Whether you’re out in the woods, gutting fish, or just opening stubborn Amazon boxes like a true warrior, it’s got your back.The G10 handle? Feels like it was made for a man’s grip—tough, ergonomic, and not slipping even if you’re sweating like a beast. And let’s talk about the Kydex sheath—snaps in like a tactical weapon ready for action. Plus, it comes with an emergency rope, because nothing says “prepared” like a knife that comes with extra survival gear.This isn’t some flimsy, decorative blade—it’s a real-deal workhorse. Perfect for camping, hiking, or pretending you’re in an action movie while whittling sticks. For the price, this thing over-delivers like a beast.Final Verdict:Tough, sharp, and ready for anything—this is the survival knife you throw in your bag and never regret. Score: 9/10 🔥🔪

Great little fixy. Got both G10 and aluminum handle in green. Both look realy nice. Not much of a weight difference. Fits good in hand. Great fit and finish good weight solid knife very sharp. Aluminum is a little slippery the G10 has better grip.

I usually will lean toward more brand names but with the price on this, I thought I would try it. I ended up buying both this one and a Kaiser Haire but Actually, I wish I had just bought this one instead. They are both good knives and both are sharp but one costs a lot less. If you are contemplating either or, I would save the money and go with the Flissa.

Decent value ($15) for a coated D2 blade with aluminum scales. A couple of issues kept the knife at 3 of 5 stars. It came with a pretty poor sharpening, which I took care of right away. Also the kydex was so tight I barely got the knife out. I had to shove it in & out multiple times to loosen up the kydex so the knife could be pulled out. It's a bit sloppy, but it will do. The aluminum scales must be solid, because the knife is heavy for it's size. That doesn't bother me, but just thought I'd mention it. I will keep, it's a good beater for chores in the yard.

I wanted to have a small fixed blade in my car in case of an emergency and I settled on this one because of the kydex sheath with a clip lock, the size of the D2 blade (around 3") that is very sharp, and the non-slip handle made out of green G-10, which I found attractive. Comparing the Flissa to my Esee Izula2, the Izulu2 weighs 3.5 ounces, while the Flissa weighs a heafy 5 oz. (both without the sheath). The Flissa handle is also about a half an inch longer and the blade is slightly wider than the Izula2. While I prefer my more compact Esee Izula2, I would be crushed if that knife was lost or stolen and this Flissa fixed blade is good affordable substitute. The Flissa cost approximately $25, while the Izula2 costs in the upper $70s to mid $80s. I could also wear the Izula2 around my neck but this would be impossible with the Flissa fixed blade because of the weight of the knife and the very bulky kydex sheath.

I like the size,and the price is amazing,it's a very sharp lil knife,will go in my hunting pack.oh,and has a nice kydex sheath.