FLISSA Pocket Knife, Folding EDC Knife, 3.5 inch Blade, Titanium Coating & Ebony Wood Handle, for Outdoors, Hiking, Camping, Black

Robust, heafty, fills hand handily. Sharp, shiny, good looks. Beautiful black ebony, with purpulish hue. Shiny finish with slight grooving on bevils to enhance grip. Recommended for heavy use or collecting. I like this Flissa brand.

Another winner from Flissa, but not a grand champion. It looks great, it cuts great but there is one issue I experienced. Unlike my first Flissa flipper (say that 10x fast 🙂) this one was stiff opening and stiff closing out of the box. The first one (14c28n version) was so smooth it was hard to believe it was a bargain edc knife. This one, even with a pretty firm flip, did not open smoothly all the way; same with closing, it took a fairly firm shake to get the blade to drop. Not terrible, mind you, but not great. The solution was to fully disassemble, clean and oil all the parts. If you know what your doing it takes about 30 minute start to finish and you end up with a great EDC knife (read smooth as butter). If you're not comfortable disassembling your knives I'd suggest a couple drops of knife oil into the pivot area and then working it open and closed for a few minutes. That might work. Final verdict out of the box... Stylish, sharp and just a bit stiff.

This is a most excellent knife! Fit & finish is impeccable!The blade heft & shape is a wonderful change up making it almost too much knife for a pocket carry. I say “almost”.It is in fact a perfect daily carry if you chose for it to be. For me, I opt for it to be more a going out or attending something special accessory.This knife is classy & looks pricey. I really like the look & feel of this knife.It is also functional. The blade is meant to be a work horse. It’s a class act overall. Totally a 5 Star score!I am a complete fan of this knife. I recommend getting this piece & use it as you want to. It is up to the task!

Excellent, recommend...

I don't know what to do day in and day out without a knife. I have bought a lot of knives throughout my life. Some expensive and others not so expensive. Upon receiving and inspecting this knife, the FLissa EDC knife, I found it to be appealing, it had a nice weight and balance, and seemed well constructed. When folded the blade sits down the middle of the slot and when open does not have any wiggle. The blade opens easily with the flick of a finger, locking firmly in position. The finish is good not seeing any flaws. The fit of the scales could be tighter and cleaner, but nothing that is distracting from the knife. The knife blade came very sharp even though I always bring every knife I buy to a razor edge. The clip is sturdy and does not deform when flexing. I have replaced my more expensive knife with this one as my every day carry to put it through the paces, and so far, it has not let me down. The blade hods it edge well being used every day.Yes, I would recommend this knife. In fact, I have bought a few more to give as gifts. and will probably do so again.One thing does puzzle me however, what does EDC stand for?

Descent little pocket knife. It came passably sharp, used a stone and it took a great edge. Opens nice and smooth. Fit and finish is very nice for the price. I’ve paid twice as much for a knife that wasn’t half as good

Flip doesn't open to lock position. Takes 2 hands.

This is a very nice-looking knife with a smooth opening action, at a very low price. My only complaint is that one side of the ebony wood handle on the knife I received had a 1/4" crack in it from the edge to the first pin. I thought about returning it, but for this price, it really is not worth the hassle. Overall though, a good value. Hopefully this was just a rare oversight by their quality control and not a common issue.