FLISSA Sheath Knife, Outdoor Knife, D2 Steel Blade, Full Tang Structure, Outdoor, DIY, Mountain Climbing, Camping, Disaster Prevention, Fishing, Dedicated Sheath Included, Total Length 9.0 inches (22.8 cm) [Micarta Handle]

商品開封～刃先に錆あり、研いだ後のカエリがそのまま残ってました。 どうせ研ぐので両方とも問題ありません！ 使う時が楽しみです。良い商品で、2000円以内で有り得ない！ お安く買えたので満足です。

安価なのに切れ味は良い。バトニングは推奨していないので、やりません。調理やフェザーステック、割りばしスティックを作るのに使用してます。心配していた錆、刃こぼれなどはありませんでした。 少し切れ味が悪くなったら、革砥で研ぐだけで、切れ味が復活しました。

歯厚がありデザインも良く握りやすくてとても満足しています。

箱出しでよく切れる 激しいバトニングは避けた方が好いと思う チップが心配で後が面倒 D2は初めての 鋼材 硬いです 錆が面倒なので ハンドルを外してシリコンシートをサンドして防水 ネジホールもコーキング 海 山 川で 活躍するでしょう 気に入り2本目を購入 指の滑り止め加工 ボルト ナット加工 シース 部分的にいじってみました

プレス金型工をしております。D2鋼、僕的にはSKD11の呼び名の方が馴染みが有ります。 金型での硬度はHRC60がMAXです。研いでみましたが、私が手にした物は硬度62ありそうな感触です。私的には硬度58位が理想でしたが、バトニングでは材質問わず刃こぼれ無しです。この値段でこの切れ味、実用品としては申し分ないですね。オススメです。

セールで3000円くらいの時に買ったんですが 箱出しで産毛が剃れる程、切れ味が良いです 全体の姿が良く、持っていてクセになる感じです。D2鋼は初めてなんですが、硬く刃持ちが良い。乱暴には扱ってないんですが身の回りの切断に積極的に使ってます

※レビュー書き直しです 良い商品だと思います 四千から千円オフｸｰﾎﾟﾝの三千円の価格、 安いナイフに珍しいブッシュクラフトに使いやすそうなスカンジグラインド、 D2鋼材、 フルタングで4mm厚でトータル20cmほど、は他にない ので星5にしました。 youtubeで外国の人の使用例見ても、非推奨のバトニングからチョッピングまでガンガンヤッたり、 英語レビューを翻訳して読んでもこれ一本で薪割りやら何やらした、ってちらほら見かけますね ちなみにアメリカのamazonではマイカルタが24ドル、g10が23ドル、ウッドハンドルが19ドルぐらいだったので一番高いマイカルタを選択しました。 国によって輸送費や人気に違いがあるので価格が違うのか？わかりませんが、販売店さんの対応は非常に素早く丁寧でした。また同販売店の別ブランドのswisstechやduratechなどもチェックしたいと思います。 D2鋼材はステンレスにしては錆びやすく、炭素鋼にしては錆びにくい。硬度は炭素鋼並みに出る、つまり扱いとしては炭素鋼準拠の錆に気を使った保管になります。一応ナイフをまとめて入れている場所に乾燥剤のシリカゲルを入れて、数ヶ月に1回はチェックですね。 硬くて研ぎにくく、むらがあるのかいくら研いでも鏡面にはならない鋼材らしいです レビューを見るとD2にしては柔らかい、というのをちらほら見かけますが実際どうなんでしょうね 保管時は指紋とかも拭き取るほうが良さそうですね シースもこの価格帯にしてはまぁまぁガッチリしてます 本革？合皮？わかりませんが 2~3mm程度の厚みがあり少し硬めで丈夫そうです 重心はちょうど人差し指が来るあたりなのでバランスは良さそう マイカルタハンドルでその位置なので、少しかるいウッドハンドルは刃先側に重心が来そうです ※古いレビューは削除し書き直しました 初期不良に関しては「品質管理を徹底する」、ということでした 丁寧に対応していただけたのでこれ以上言及しません

良く出来てます。切れます。

I own a lot of nice knives. I bought this one on a whim after picking up another flissa knife for my sister. The quality on that one was pretty good, so at less than. $20 what could I lose? Nothing! This thing is a beast! I washed it off out of the box and ran it over a strop. It cut through paper like butter. The scandi grind is even and isn't too obtuse for the thickness of the D2 steel. The handle is a good size for my medium size hand, but as with the other knife I bought from Flissa, don't buy if you have large hands. The fitment of the handle scales is one spot where the price point shows its colors. I will do a bit of sanding and perhaps put some adhesive under the scales after I straighten them up. I don't consider the handles to be a deal breaker as long as you can operate sand paper lol. The sheath isn't bad looking and functions well. There isn't a drain hole but one can be put in easy enough. The spine of the knife is great for scraping or striking a ferro rod. If I had to run this order back, I'd have probably sprung for the better scales. I was being cheap. If you are reading this review looking for an entry level bushcrafter, or as a gift for someone that has and intrest in bushcrafting, don't hesitate! Buy it before word gets out and the price triples! I would suggest the upgraded handle though. UPDATE!: I have owned this knife for a few months now and I'm more impressed. As I own a lot of knives, this one was put on yard and garden duty. I've dug out more dandelions and thistles than I care to talk about. It's cut a bunch of aspen. Starts and raspberry vines from last year. Despite being used as a digging took and tree root remover it remained pretty sharp and chip free. I'm updating this review because of what it took to get that chip tip in the picture. The riding lawnmower found a couple lengths of rope hidden in the grass and wound them around the shaft of one of the blades so tight that it killed the engine. There was a loose end, but it was so tight I couldn't unspool it even with an end to grasp. So I grabbed the knife knowing it would ruin it. I was wrong! 45 min of prying against metal or just cutting against metal to work through the current rope, and an older rope that had been there a while. I lost a very small amount of the tip while prying against it, and have one small chip about mid blade from twisting the blade hard against some heavy steel. I put an edge back on it and it will remain the garden knife. The abuse I put it through was far worse than anything I've ever done in the woods, so I have zero complaints about the damage. In fact, just the opposite. Ill be buying a couple more for truck knives! Buy it already!

Great quality knife. Hard to find better value anywhere. Very sharp and even grind. Micarta handle is well finished and the material looks decent. Some complain of the variation in colour- some parts are lighter or darker- but I like that look. The sheath is ok. Not quite the quality of the knife but for $20 overall, it’s actually good. Very Impressive!

I still can't believe that I bought this D2 steel knife for $23.59. Amazon delivered a multiple item package that was missing this knife, even though the invoice said it had been delivered with everything else. But Amazon made good on it. I can’t find anything wrong with the knife, and I looked. I’m a hands-on person that frequently needs to use a blade. And I don’t hesitate to write critical reviews when I’m not pleased with products. The Flissa came sharp enough to shave the hair off my arm. It has the Scandi blade grind. The blade is thick, with a steep narrow grind so it breaks open carrots, apples, etc, rather than slicing through them like a thinner blade with a flatter grind. The grind is remarkably symmetrical right out to the tip. The blade is polished nicely. The handle sides and handle steel were not ground as an assembled unit for a perfect fit, but the handle pieces fit very well none-the-less. The leather sheath fits the knife snugly, and does a good job of holding the knife down inside. The leather sheath hangs well on my belt, and the leather is flexible enough to bend out of the way when it encounters a chair or truck seat. The handle is just wide enough for my hand that wears a Men’s size Large glove. The quality of the knife is outstanding for the price. I will make good use of it without needing to worry about damaging an expensive knife. The weakness of this review is that I haven’t put the knife to rugged use yet. I may be a bit premature here with the positive accolades, but it accurately reflects my first impression of this blade. - - update after about 2 months. I put this blade through some (abusive) use, scraping paint off old stucco, scraping rust off of a wheel barrow that I rebuilt, removing small limbs in the yard, etc. The harsh work roughed up the blade edge to where it was easily visible. I was surprised how D2 edge rolled and chipped (very small micro-chips) from the rough use. I think I'd read something that lead me to believe that D2 was more indistructable. But the edge also take a new edge just fine. In fact, I was surprised how easy it honed to a new sharp edge just using a medium stone hone followed by a fine diamond hone. I'd also read that D2 was hard to sharpen. Not the case here. It may be that the tempering is a factor with how D2 performs. This D2 is a utilitarian steel suited for harsh use and resharpening. It doesn't have the edge retention of some of the newer, more expensive steels.

This is a quality product. The grind is perfectly symmetrical. The edge is sharp out of the box. They don't try to say that it is a special steel, but it is D2 and it would seem that the heat treatment is good. The G2 scales are well made and adequate for a large hand. The only criticism that I have, would be that it has no gimping. The leather sheath is high quality and is worth as much as what you pay for the whole knife and sheath. I love it. One last criticism. The blade is good, but to be perfect, you will need to put it to the stone as it has a few spots on the edge which could be taken out.

Fit and finish is very good; smooth junctions of wood and metal. No gaps, ridges, or crevices. Fits the hand very well. A thick solid blade, but very sharp nevertheless. Ready to be a hard-use kitchen knife. Simple comfortable utilitarian styling. Nice grained wood, not fancy or exotic, but not blah. A GREAT! value for the price. No regrets. Happy with my purchase.