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Very smooth bearing action. Sharp and stylish appearance. Nice and sharp quality D2 stainless blade. Wood and brass looks well together. Good quality for this price point.

Are you kinding me! 20$ for this ! Unbelievably awesome. Get bearing, detent, super sharp out of the box Zero play in blade just buy one now

This inexpensive pocket knife is better than some of my $200 knives. Ball bearing is smooth lock up is solid. Sharpest factory edge of any knife I've purchased. I'm gonna get half a dozen more and give them as gifts.

Over the course of the last year i've purchased a few, inexpensive Flissa knives based upon of influencer reviews on youtube. Flissa makes bargain knives, multitools and outdoor gear. this is a well made, attractive and highly usable knife for under $20.00. It presents as a knife that usually costs twice that price. The only issue I have is that it is a bit too think for a perfect fit in my hand but I can live with that. I think you wlll be impressed with this little folder.

For the price of this knife, it’s a steel!! It’s a combination of badass and class, sturdy and very sharp right out of the package. Definitely recommend!!!

Exceptional product especially for the price. Quality of a much more expensive product.

3rd knife bought from this brand and been impressed by all of them. Very good fit and finish that rivals more expensive knives. The wood scales are flush with the bolster and finished with a light varnish or oil. The grind on the blade has crisp straight lines, a nice satin finish and even, with no discernible dips, perfectly flat. Even the swedge, which many makers seem to botch, is evenly ground. Took mine apart to clean and oil (also curious to see construction details): the tang has milled pockets for the bearings, and a stop pin is pressed on it for a cleaner look and smooth riding on the liner channel. The liners are fully skeletonized - even the lock bar. The flipper talon on the blade has chamfered edges and 3 lines of jimping for a positive grip, sending out the blade open smoothly and fast. Didn't expect much from a $20 knife, but this brand is one to be on the lookout for; might be the next Civivi.

I wasn't expecting much for 20 dollar bucks, I'm glad I didn't expect much. This knife is just ok. I got it for the classic style with modern pocket clip, ball bearings and rear flipper upgrades. Surprisingly the liner is skeletonized and the spine has decent jimping. Blade came sufficiently sharp and opens smooth. Detent is a tad weak. My issues are mainly the gaps between the wood and brass of the handle. The corners are sharp where the gap is. The pocket clip is fine except the screws are not countersunk and stick up, taking up most of the clearance. It won't seat fully into the pocket unless you pull the clip away from the handle creating more space. For some reason I really want to like Flissa knives. I've only been wowed once by their product. They very much seem to be a you get what you pay for brand.