FLISSA 4-7/8” Survival Knife with Sheath, Fixed Blade Knife with Whistle & Fire Starter for Camping, Outdoor, Bush Craft, Tactical, Fiberglass Nylon Handle, Gift for Husband, Father, Friend

I don't mind this knife. I bought it for a hike and needed something that I wouldn't mind losing. This knife comes razor sharp, It includes a fire rod, and has a plastic sheath. It fits good in my hand and is made of adequate metal. So far for basic camp task it has heald up well. I've made a few notches in wood with no problem even field dressed a fish with it. The handle will get dirty and you have to be careful putting the knife in its sheath as the tip will make contact and dull it over time. Other than that this is a good, usable, inexpensive knife.

Nice knife with a very nice sheath. Positive click retention (my primary reason for purchasing). Secure enough so that the knife doesn’t fall out but not so secure that it can’t easily be removed one handed. Click adjustable cant. I can’t see the guts of the belt clip so I can’t attest to its security or longevity. Time will tell. It’s $18.00. Still, it’s a very nice sheath. It’s also a non reversible right hand set up. Kept 2 grandkids busy for 4 straight days trying to start fires with it. They had trouble getting enough sparks with the ferro rod until the coating was worn off of the exterior. The blade came with an excellent grind. Very even on both sides. Not honed but sharp enough to cut paper in a straight line. After 2 days of trying to start fires the kids ruined the edge. Very easy to resharpen. I like this knife a lot. It’s cheap enough to enjoy without obsessing over not getting it dirty. I’ve found packing an inexpensive knife to be very freeing. If it gets lost, damaged or confiscated it’s no big deal. Plus a 5” blade is very easy to live with on a daily basis compared to a 6” blade. 3 Year update: No issues at all. I really like the light weight. I’m getting another one so that I can have one on each hip. I use these exclusively for violent off leash dogs. For multiple dogs 2 knives are better. Dogs have a good understanding of the risks of engaging edged weapons and the confrontation always ends peacefully.

Had originally got this for myself but ended up gifting it away to someone who could use it in emergencies. Good little knife but was replaced by a Mora companion. but for a knife for someone just starting out in bushcraft or camping this will do the trick and maybe get you used to things before getting a dedicated knife. IT is a knife and the knife and everything included are pretty much self explantory and easy to use. Its a knife and it is as durable as standard budget fixed blades can be. Fairly good value though Mora is argueably a better option.

I’ve been using this survival knife on a couple trips and honestly, it’s pretty handy. The blade is sharp and feels solid, good for basic stuff like cutting rope or small branches. The extra features are what make it cool. The flint actually works well once you get the hang of it, and also has a whistle on the flint. The whistle is loud, hopefully you never need it, but it’s nice to have. It’s also really convenient having both built in so you don’t have to carry separate gear. Overall, it’s a simple, useful tool to throw in your bag. Not super fancy, but it gets the job done.

Love this knife. A little bigger than hand size but yet still perfect. Love how it comes with a sharpener as well as a fire starter and whistle. Hip clip with rotation adjustment is perfect. The way it clips in and not loose perfect

Very good knife for the price ! Sharp an I like the sheath with the knife sharpener on it !

I’ve been looking for a fixed carry knife for everyday carry. I saw this knife. I’m use the the military bayonets quality. This is exactly material quality, design, rubber handle to easily draw from its sheath if on belt, built in fire starter/whistle and sharpener. Love it!!!

I've purchased quite a few knives over the years. This one really impresses me! Attention to detail, craftmanship, design, and the included fire starter is amazing. It also has a whistle.

Great knife for a low price. The blade is sharp, and I expect will stay that way with care. The handle provides excellent grip and is very comfortable in the hand. There is a comforting 'click' when the knife goes into the sheath, which is reassuring. The whistle is not loud and the flint is okay but neither were of consequence to me. I have not tried/needed to use the built in sharpener as yet, so cannot comment. For the price, I really don't feel one could go wrong.

Great and exactly what describe

great tactical knife fits in the hand comfortably, high quality silicone non-slip gripping material on the tang. the blade is done with just a simple clean design, very smooth. It comes well sharpened, housed in the sheath securely as so not to jab you when unboxing it unlike others do at times where they pack the items separately in a cheap usually thin glossy paper board. the sheath is high quality though if the blade is at this quality there would be cut-backs somewhere and that is kind of true with the sheath as 1) the belt clip as it is removeable is not entirely removeable as the main clip comes off the extended base plate doesnt so you still cant wrap your whole had around it if you need to grip it quickly, also for the no.2) it lists the it as being straped to your leg or hung on a belt it actually does not have the strap included with it, the sheath actually has an advantage to it for tactability by having a sharpening and honing tool biult in to the sheath its self, also not much to say really about the fire starter accessory thats included as its something thats not really being a main feature for the purchase

Good knife for the price and quick delivery

Great knife. Took on a week long camping trip and used it to hack small "branches" off trees and shave down timber. Extremely sharp and held its edge. Cut towards myself like a fool and cut my finger with ease.