FLISSA Pocket Folding Knife with Button Lock and Pocket Clip(Wood)

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!

Great Edc for the price.

For starters, I have significantly more expensive knives than this in my collection. It came well oiled and opened smoothly right from the beginning. The flipper is very well done in that it easily overcomes the slight detent-rest of the blade and is set at a good angle to do so. They might add jimping to the flipper, but it doesn't really need it. The style of jimping on the back of the blade does an excellent job of gripping the thumb. I'm not sure I like the logo cut-in on the carbon fiber inlay, though some may appreciate the sharp(literally) contrast of the CF adding grip to it. The G10 scale line between the inlay and the edge of the handle is wide enough for my grip. The handle is a nice fit for the size of my hand and the belt clip fits comfortably where it sits on my palm in between my fingers instead of the middle of one like so many others. The clip also holds nicely to my pocket (good grip on the demin) and is not uncomfortable to use as an pull point without a lanyard. I am less fond that it is tip down carry as this requires significantly more manipulation to remove from the pocket and achieve a deployed blade. A lanyard on the other end would fix this but would require removal of the belt clip in order to keep it from getting caught during deployment. The one thing that I really have against this knife is the button lock. The concave button head refuses to engage with the flat of my thumb and require significantly more pressure from a nail via side press. To be entirely honest here, with my occasional tardive dyskinesia slips, this makes the knife a whole lot more dangerous to close than one that closes with just a flat press. A convex button would have made this knife much safer (none of the Kizer blades I own and use EDC with a convex button lock have ever slipped on me - a Lieb M being my current. I can understand that some may want one that requires extra pressure to ensure it doesn't slip during use, and therefore, why Flissa may be producing them this way. It is a slightly heavier companion than my Lieb M, but I don't have a problem with that in an EDC. If you are looking for a solid, inexpensive EDC you can abuse, this D2 flipper will fit the bill. The carbon fiber version definitely adds some bling if you want that as well.

First off, I REALLY like this knife,,, now, but it had some issues when I got it. The button was sticky and hard to depress, the blade did not close without assistance, and it was very easy to stall the deploy. The button was pretty easy to fix. disassembled the knife, and used a round file to clear the button hole. I cleaned the bearing races (and the bearings), added a little pivot lube and reassembled the knife. Next, I had a problem with the pivot screw coming loose after a fidget session, so I decided to add some Loctite, but I noticed when I took the pivot screw loose that the frames were springing outward. I had over tightened the 2 screws at the butt of the knife and caused the frames to spring outward. I loosened the butt screws, added the loctite, tightened the pivot screw until the blade lockup was solid, and then GENTLY tightened the spacer screws. I have not had a problem with the pivot screw loosening up since. AND the blade now drops closed without assistance. It is still easy to stall the deploy, the detent is too weak. It'll hold the blade closed, but it's way too easy to press the flipper tab and have the blade stall halfway open (friction from the button lock, I think). Not a problem, a little wrist action with the flipper tab, or a wrist flick while pressing the button and it's all good. It's light, the grip is comfortable, and the blade is SHARP! Love the wood feel and look, AND the price!

For the money, this knife is a tough one to beat! I have bought three of these and they are an excellent everyday carry knife! They open as smooth as warm butter, quick and easy! I like the button lock; it has been flawless! The fit and finish is very good and they are reasonably sharp right out of the box. What has surprised me the most though, is they maintain an edge very well. It's one of my favorite knives.

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 knife was better than expected the build quality and smooth action with the ergos that fit my hand great and was razor sharp out of the box. It was so good that I purchased a 2nd as a gift.

I like flissa, I do. And this one is a great knife for the $$. Nice action, nice feel, well made....but...you can't adjust the clip so it carrys tip up in the pocket. Nor can it be switched to left handed. Just that little thing and it would be a 5 star favorite.

この価格帯の商品なので購入時の若干のメンテナンスは必要ですが、ブレイドやハンドルの形状は持ちやすく使い心地も快適です。特にハンドル素材の花梨材は密度と硬度が高いことから肌触りが良くて見た目も美しい上に使用時の安心感があります。

箱出しの切れ味はそこそこで 刃を収納した時の刃芯もしっかり 出ていました。 フリップで刃を出すタイプで小学生の 子供でも簡単に刃を出す事が出来ました。 グリップはプラスチックと木の間 みたいな材質で油分は吸いそうなので 油は避けようと思いました。 ライナーに出っ張りが作られていて 刃が急に落ちてこないように工夫が されています。(説明が難しい……) ビクトリノックスやベンチメイドの ナイフを所持していますが、総合的に見て 材質や耐久性、ネームバリューを考えても どうやったらこの価格でこのクオリティの ナイフを作れるのか不思議に思います。

折り畳み式で黒くてゴツい。 男性が好みそうな形だなぁと思います。 アウトドアで使うならどう言うシュチュエーションで 使うのが正解なのかな？ 私は立ち寄ったお店で果物を買う事が多いので 食材切りに使いたいと思いましたがいいのですか？ 梨をむいて見ましたが刃先が短いので大きくは切れない。 しかし、問題なく皮もむけてカットも出来ました。 折り畳みも出来るし軽いし握りやすかったです。 ロックボタンが付いていて畳む時はボタンを押すと 折れます。 最初はボタンがあまりにもデザインと同化し過ぎてわかりませんでした。 今は車の中に100均のフルーツナイフを常備してますがこっちにしようかなと思ったら 刃渡6センチ以上は銃刀法違反とか！ 計ってみたら８センチ！ 完全にアウトですね（汗） フルーツナイフもアウトですけど（笑）

セールで1500円未満で買いましたがとても良い品質です。フィジェットトイの様に暇さえあれば開閉して遊んでいます。小気味よい音と衝撃でとても気持ちいいです。 D2鋼、フリッパー、ボタンロック、ボールベアリング等、そそるスペックですが現物は想像以上のクオリティでした。 ガタなんて一切無いのにボタンを押せば自重で開閉します。閉じた時フレーム同士の中心にまっすぐブレードが収まります。ブレードやフレームやクリップのコーティングにムラなどもありません。G10グリップ表面は細い鱗状の滑り止め加工がされています。ランヤードホールまでG10です。開いた時にドロップアーチがポイントからグリップエンドまで美しく繋がるのも高ポイントです。小刃も左右均等についています。刃先の光具合を見るに軽く革砥をかけてから出荷していると思われます。 ベンチメイド、ケーバー、スパイダルコ、ビクトリノックス、レザーマン、ガーバー、バック等のナイフを持っていますが、それらのメーカーがこのナイフと同等品を作ったなら10倍前後の値段になることでしょう。 ボタンロックの押し込みがグリップの面まで押さないとロック解除出来ないのが気になったので、ボタンに0.3mmのアワビ貝を張ってみたところ気持ち良く開閉できる様になりました。また、グリップにロゴとメーカー名が彫り込まれているのですが、ゴミが溜まるのが嫌なので白色のレジンで埋めて汚れ防止とメーカーが目立つ様にしてみました。少し手を入れるだけでも愛着が湧きますね。 実用はまだですがしっかりと強度感を感じるので、手荒に扱わずメンテをマメにすれば長く付き合えるいい道具だと思います。 NextToolといいFlissaといい、最近の中国系ナイフメーカーは恐ろしいほどの低価格なのに感動するほど高品質で驚かされます。 とても良い買い物が出来ました。ありがとうございました。

箱出しでの切れ味は言うまでもなくFLISSAならでは素晴らしい。ブレードやハンドルのサイズもちょうど良く使用感も申し分ない。ただひとつだけあえて言うならばフリッパーに凹凸が無いので指がうまくかからずブレードがオープンしきれないことが気になる点でしょうか。値引き時に購入したので値段で考えるとそんな小さなことは許容範囲でコスパは非常に高く満足しています。なによりもセーフティロックがありがたい。全体的にしっかりとした重みもあり耐久性も期待できそうです。