FLISSA Fixed Blade Hunting Knife, 8.5" Full Tang D2 Blade, G10 Handle, Camping Survival Knife with Nylon Sheath, for Outdoor Hiking Fishing

This Flissa knife is what I would describe as a small Tactical Knife, full tang with D2 Steel 3.7" Blade x 4mm thick blade. The knife has a black weather coating as D2 steel is not entirely stainless and will rust near salt water that includes sweat. The handle is Black G-10, a very tough reinforced nylon, a lanyard hole is provided on the butt end. My knife was razor sharp out the box so no problems there. But D2 is very hard so I would suggest a diamond or ceramic hone to sharpen it. The handle is very comfortable with good grip and no obvious hot spots. The overall design is very pleasing, it looks good. The knife comes with a plastic military style sheath which gives a fast and easy deployment. But I would have preferred the belt sheath rather than one designed for military harness.

Heavy duty knife with a goofy sheath. I don't have a problem with the knife falling out of the sheath like some people do but it's still not a good sheath and wish it came with something better and more ideal for EDC use. The knife itself is great, so buy it for that reason. This knife is manufactured by the same manufacturer as the D2 Swiss+Tech hunting knife I bought on amazon as well and the bottom of the box says "Hangzhou GreatStar Industrial". Some manufactureres in China have little quality control and mass produce alot of sloppy looking knives of dubious quality but GreatStar seem to actually care about what they are doing and produce some good quality knives. You would really have to nitpick to find a reason to complain about this Flissa hunting knife or the Swiss+Tech I mentioned. Easily two of the best budget knives around and they are both worth owning.

A thick, sturdy blackwashed blade marked D2 with a flat grind and serviceable edge. A chunky G10 handle with a comfortable yet grippy texture. Plain, functional, durable, inexpensive. A tool that will deliver, but one you won't miss too badly if you break or lose it. My only complaint is the mediocre sheath. The clip is too short for most belts, unless you want to wear a dress belt with your survival knife. Maybe belts are narrower in Asia? Idk. Clips to MOLLE just fine. Also, the cutout is fairly useless. If I'm going to use my knife to cut something, then I'll just pull it out rather than fiddle with the sheath. At least it's made of decent plastic, unlike the cheap leather included with most knives in this price range. It seems GreatStar listened to customer complaints about the sheath being loose and fixed that issue. I also appreciate that they're not trying to sell a wimpy ferro rod/whistle thing along with it, and that the design afterthought/gimmick at least tries to increase the functionality of the knife itself. All in all, it will make for a decent glovebox, toolbox, or camp knife. For just $24 it's hard to say no.

D2 steel blade is true , perfect size for skinning , or Gutting , for fishing too , or cutting you steaks , 81/2" total length, sheath could be better ,but worth buying it because of the knife and D2 steel blade

This knife is better than most more expensive knives and the D2 has been done right. The heat treatment is perfect holds a edge even after carving hardwoods and cutting multiple pieces of thick leather. Comfortable in hand and sheath works but like other people have said it needs to be heated up for a tighter fit. Should of bought it a long time ago.I would buy again.

This knife has really impressed me. I own a lot of knives, including some costing several hundred dollars. This one has a comfortable grip with my medium hands. The blade is made of D2, which should hold an edge far better than your typical cheap knife. The size and shape make it a perfect edc, but still sturdy enough for some wood craft or hunting work. The full grind and blade thickness make it slicey without sacrificing strength. The sheath is very basic, but retains the knife well. To the negative side, the black coating is kind of patchy on my example. The fit and finish are a little rough, with edges showing and ununiform grinding on the grip panels. None of that should be a suprise at this price point though. They also aren't so bad as to make you shy away from buying it. I bought this one for my sister, and now my wife wants one! I will probably buy one for myself too. At this price, it's a no brainer

Seems to fill the bill for my uses at home & on the trail. The sheath isn't horrible, it's just not great, but probably adequate. I like the way this knife feels & cuts. Looks & performs like a durable tool.

Excellent retention from the sheath. Sharp and pretty durable.