FLISSA Pocket Folding Knife, 3.2” D2 Blade Carbon Fiber Handle EDC Knife with Button Lock and Pocket Clip for Hiking, Camping, Outdoor Activities

I recently lost my Kershaw Monitor and ordered another, but shipping was going to take 2 weeks. I looked around for a comparable knife that had either a button or cross bar lock, and this was too good to be true. Also next day shipping!The blade is sharp out of box, but not as consistent as a higher quality brand. The flipper is great. Handles are comfortable and finished well.Button lock is meh... You can one hand open/close with the button, but closing causes it to bounce half the time. I had to disassemble mine and clean the entire assembly for it to be butter smooth.The screws are way over tightened, but nice quality. Very little thread locker of unknown type. I destroyed an iFixit bit just taking the pocket clip off... The clip is horribly oriented, but I wasn't expecting full customization from a $15 knife. If you flick it open hard or apply lots of force while cutting, the button will stick fairly hard, but nothing requiring two hands to close.I'm impressed and will probably buy a couple more as gifts. Great, cheap, and you don't have to worry about a bad liner lock cutting off your fingers!

For a cheap knife it’s good. I only paid $12. The locking frame seems a little thin but this is a cheap beater so i will work. Came pretty sharp out the box.

If you are right handed and like the blade size and shape this is a really good value for a quality work knife you won't mind using hard and getting dinged up at work. I ordered two of these knives not really expecting much but I had got the Flissa D2 bushcraft knife as a gift a while back and was really impressed. one of these came shaving sharp the other was dull and not well profiled but I was able to re profile and sharpen to shaving sharp using nothing more than 400/600 plated diamond stone and leather strop with white jeweler's rouge. I don't have a tester but based on how it sharpened I would say it's a good bit harder than AUS8 on my Ontario RAT 1. Which is what you would expect from a D2 knife. Bearing and detent excellent. This isn't the best knife you can buy but it isn't junk. A very practical work knife of reasonable quality at a price I don't think you can beat. Very satisfied with these. I would have given 4.5 stars because of edge qc issue with the one but I have seen that occur on much more expensive knives so I rounded up because I think this knife is a really exceptional budget value.

This a really good looking knife, came razor sharp out of the box. It is very sturdy with no play in the blade and nice action on opening and closing. The price was nice and it arrive on time.👍

I really wanted to like this knife, good looking, sharp blade, nice feeling handle. Another Flissa homerun, I thought.The wood sides look great, but inhibit the action of the button lock.The Pear wood sides are beautiful and feel nice in the hand. But it seems that the wood swelled in the small hole around the button lock, causing it to not work well. It took a firm press of the button to release the blade, but then instead of an instant lock, there would be a small delay, and the blade would not lock immediately. That small delay can cause the blade to swing back and bite you. If the button had been made with a small metal surround around the hole for the button, this would not be an issue (reading this Flissa.) But for me it is a safety issue, and a non starter, it had to go back. It is a shame because I have grown to like this brand its line of precision, inexpensive folding knives. This one though needs some work. I have not tried the G10 sides, which should alleviate the problem, you might want to do that.

This knife has GREATLY exceeded my expectations. For the quality and craftsmanship of the build I would have expected to pay 4-5 times as much. The button lock is excellent, the opening/closing action is smooth as butter, and the knife holds a very sharp edge. I’m so impressed with it I’m buying 2 more just in case I ever happen to lose this one. Worth every penny!