FLISSA Hunting Knife with Leather Sheath, 11-5/8 inch Fixed Blade Full-Tang Construction, Ergonomic Wood Handle Knife for Outdoor Survival, Camping, Hiking, Brushcraft, Gift for Dad Husband Men

Awesome deal for $20. It comes super sharp. It is front heavy yet that’s perfect for chopping stuff in the woods. This is a good tool for survival. The jimping on the spine is useful to throw sparks from a ferro rod. As it doesn’t throw sparks from the spine alone.

This knife is great! A long handle for my big mitts, and aggressive blade jimping for the thumb. The blade arrived "fairly" sharp, so, I put it to my whetstone and then the strop, to get it just right. I also wrapped the handle with camo hockey-stick tape, as the handle is slippery (no big deal at this price.) I would consider this knife as a duel-purpose tool-- Home or wilderness self defense, and also great for medium bush-craft work. It's definitely not an urban EDC in any leftist run blue State. The steel quality of this sturdy knife is about two to three steps above 3Cr13, and about five steps above Chinese mystery steel. That's a nice jump upward, considering the current asking price! The sheath stitching arrived partly unraveled toward where the blade tip is. But again, no big deal as I coated both sides of the sheaths' entire thread-line with slow-drying leather shoe glue. Good to go!

It is a good looking knife, nice curved edge and a full tang. It was not sharp when received, I put an edge on it with a few minutes on a stone. I don't know how long the edge will last with use, time will tell. A very nice knife for the price and the leather sheeth was nice as well. It is not for cary, it resides in one of my vehicles as a tool.

This surprised 😯🙀 me, for a well made Budget futuristic looking hunter/Bowie type knife that appears to have a similar blade profile of say a ''Gil Hibben'' tactical war fighter sub-hilt, or similar ''Gil Hibben'' like pattern...The blade is sharp, has a decent point, and is pretty beefy...Over 6 inches, would make a good hiking companion!

This knife will do almost everything anything you can think of

Nice blade shape, and fairly sharp.

This is a lot of knife for the $$. While a bit larger than most all my other fixed blade knives (over 100), it seems well made and should be able to take a beating for camp chores and would also seemingly work well as a SD piece. I have no doubt that you can baton with this blade and steel and I'd figure it will chop pretty well as well. Pictured with a similar sized Joker knife, the Flissa (bottom) matches in size, weight and usage, while being less than half the price of the Joker. This is the 4th Flissa Knife that I've purchased and think they are certainly an excellent value for those wanting to save some coin.

Hey, its a $20 knife, don't expect the world. This high point is the blade, nice and stout, nice balance point and good sharpness out of the box. That said, the wood looks to have shrunk some, so they are not flush with the tang. Wood grips may benefit from some texture, depends on your taste, I did a leather cord wrap on mine. Sheath, while serviceable, looks to be of a more generic profile, so it is possible to over-insert it such that he tip poked through the sheath about 2mm. I'm in the process of making a new sheath as its an opportunity for a side project. In the end, for $20, I can't complain, it'll do the job.