FLISSA 4-3/4 Inch Folding Knife Reverse Tanto G10 Handle EDC

Really nice for the price. Feels solid in my hand, nothing loose and it opens/closes smooth and easy. Arrived super sharp (literally able to shave hair off my arm) and it looks like a more expensive knife. It's quite a bit bigger than I expected, both the overall size and blade. Definitely worth the price and a great around the house knife, work knife or EDC knife.

This is my second Flissa knife. I bought the 14C28N fixed blade 2 weeks ago for $27 and change with tax and I LOVE it. This knife is 5Cr15MOV. Mid 50's hardness, excellent corrosion resistance, average blade retention. Expect to sharpen it every so often if you use it regularly, but it is super easy to sharpen. I don't know how it's possible to sell this knife at this price point and make a profit. It shouldn't be possible. $13 and change with tax for this knife and it is as nice as the $70 and $80 mid tier edc knives. It came sharp, but 3 or 4 passes on the hone stone and a slap on the strop and this thing is splitting hairs. The flipper action is smooth, the detent on the blade is excellent and the pocket clip is tight to the frame. Just pop the thumb stud off to make sharpening easier if you just use it as a flipper. I will edc this for a couple weeks and come back with longer term feedback. I have a good feeling about it though.

amazing, super sharp out of the box, great quality, good feel, the lil thing to close the blade hurts tho, it doesn't extrude very far and is very bumpy and rough and hurts your thumb when closing it but it's fine you get used to it. size is great, easy to open you can flick it with the lil thing on the back or the thumb things, good to carry, and the design looks amazing the blade is so cool looking. for how much it is, it's amazing.

Heavy duty knife. Great weight. Blade is sharp af right out of the box. Clip feels wells built. Big. Wish blade would flip out better, probably needs a bit of wd 40. Nice knife tho

Great knife for a low price,I have big hands so most pocket knives slide around in my hands but this one has a nice sized sturdy handle that has grip to it.I did have to sharpen it once I got it but not a big deal,blade came slightly dull but cuts great now.Its a lightweight knife but still has some weight to it,you’ll notice if you use the pocket clip but it feels great and could use this for an hour and not get hand cramps,I widdle walking sticks as a hobby and im loving this knife so far,it’s a bit firm to open and close at first but just wiggle it back and forth 10-20 times and it makes it easier to open with the flicker. Definitely a nice knife for an everyday carry,for the price I say get two and give one to a friend,it’s a well built knife that has multi functional use,I’d recommend this knife to anyone that needs a durable,comfortable knife to use.

So I bought this one after a youtuber I follow largelly recommend Flissa products. I started with this pocket knife because I need one for my camping gear and the tanto like shape of the balde really caught my eye. The knife it self is really good, it came sharp right out of the box it looks great. By the time I wrote this recién I have use it for a time as my EDC and I'm not disappointed. Light, well built and durable. IS NOT SPRING ASSISTED but it doesn't need, after few opening and closing times you can set it with one finger action even though you should impress some strenght in the move. Overall, I deffinetelly would buy it again if I ever lose or break this one and obviously I will buy other Flissa products

Seems like a pretty good knife so far, considering that these types of knives can reach up to $40 to $60 bucks just buy themselves. Reason for saying that, is because I got this knife and the Flissa machete as a bundle during prime day. The knife itself isn't really that sharp out of the box and I did have to sharpen it myself. Other than that, pretty nice knife for the bundle price, and the only negative I can think of, is that the secure lock on the inside of the knife itself once you up it doesn't seem to be as secure as other knifes that I've had in the past, I'm talking about the piece of the knife you have to take your thumb nail and push it over to the side to get it to close. Even with that, haven't had any trouble yet with it, but I will keep an eye on it. It also feels pretty good in my hand with a sizable handle and its pretty easy to use. I would get this knife and the machete as a bundle to help save on the money side if possible, and plus, you get a machete for whenever you need it.

As with all my Flissa knives this one is a great knife for the money. It might not have the best quality steel but mine is very slicey and holds it edge pretty good a little stropping brings the edge back to life. I think the action is pretty good and I have no problem closing it with one hand. It’s on the heavier side but feels really good in the hand. This would be a great knife to keep in your glovebox or kitchen drawer for those small odd jobs. I recommend this knife for anyone looking for a nice budget knife.