Vaultskin Notting Hill Minimalist Leather Zipper Wallet for Women and Men: Slim Multi Cardholder with RFID Blocking and Keychain Ring

I have been searching for a wallet for quite some time. I bought a couple but return them soon after as they were not fit for purpose. I have looked several types of zip wallet but none of them look like something that I would want to carry around except for Vaultskin Notting Hill.I read some reviews about faulty zip and I guess my version of this zip wallet has got the updated zip. If not, I am sure that I can always contact the customer service as I know that all the complaints have got a reply from the company.My previous wallet is a tri-fold type and it's really difficult to find one in the same size except getting another tri-fold wallet which I don't really want. Bi-folds can be bulky and don't close properly if you have too many things. Vaultskin Notting Hill is perfect for me as it's a compact bi-fold with zip that holds everything together.I don't carry cash a lot, and I don't even use my cards that much anymore as I am using my phone to pay most of the time. Hence, this wallet is basically a small storage that I carry around daily which again is perfect for me.The quality of the product is great too. The single card slot at the front can be quite tight but I don't think anyone would want it to be too loose either. All the other cards which are tucked inside the zipped compartments are RFiD protected. Occasionally, I find that I couldn't make a contactless payment with the card in the front without taking the card out.I don't use the pull tab a lot as I only store store cards or gift cards. But every time I use it, it's easy to pull and store. I have been using it for nearly a month and I can't think of any way to improve it.

This is by far the most practical wallet I have owned, and I have had a few! The card slot at the front is not protected and can be used for quick payment on a low limit credit card in situ. The remainder are protected and are easily accessible. The zipped compartment holds banknotes with a strap to locate them. I am not sure about the usefulness of the coin compartment. Personally I use it for my driving licence which fits nicely.It is beautifully made with good leather. If you need to carry 4 or 5 cards, banknotes and a couple of driving licence type documents this wallet is perfect. But I am not sure how it would cope with a vast number of cards.

My requirement was something to hold essential debit/credit cards, bank notes and a few coins while being able to put it in a trouser pocket. Mainly for holiday use when I don't want to carry large amounts of cash or risk losing all my bank cards.This little wallet fits the bill (no pun intended) in that it has enough space for a few cards in different types of external pocket and the zip section will just about take most bank notes. The failure comes in the cash facility. OK so its not a magic pocket that can hide a mass of coins and the description makes it clear it is limited here but I did not realise how limited. The coin section is in reality just another card slot but with a press stud to hold it closed. It will take very few coins (four pound coins seems about the limit) and as it is not designed with any means to expand the pocket once they are in they are quite hard to get out. I now use the pocket for cards but the sizing is such that the press stud will not close with cards in the slot.If this is used in a bag or a vulnerable pocket it is useful that a small D ring is included which can be clipped to a security chain. it probably would not stop the wallet being taken but at least the user would be alerted by the pull on the chain.Overall it is a smart and well made little item which very conveniently will easily fit in a trouser pocket. Just don't expect too much from it.I read reviews as they can help my buying decisions. If this helps you please click the "helpful" button so I know I am not wasting my time. Thanks.

I’ve been using a well known make of metal leather covered cash card wallet tru virtu costing a lot more than this one. And after transferring all its contents I was surprised how it swallowed Everything up And room for more. this wallet is also smaller as well and more pocketable.Takes £20 notes with ease. Not sure yet how many it can hold, my first day using this, I believe reading the manufactures splurge, up to 10 notes. And 12 cards. Not sure about the 12 cards thou. Possibly 10 more comfortably taking into consideration embossed ones,I chose to carry coins inside the zipped area where there is a compartment with a press stud I can get 6 £1 coins in there.The zipped area is very secure where you can store paper money coins or Simerla and a very important card there is also room there to put a Victorinox Swiss card or Simerla loosely in there before zipping up.The RFID I am sure works on all compartments other than the one on the extreme front below the elastic pull for the centre card compartment.But all in all a very tactile user friendly wallet. That to me one of the best going.

Small, neat and made of good quality leather. Holds all my cards, a spare front door key and space for notes as well. Not cheap but worth every penny.

Love this wallet. Such a great size with plenty of card slots. Have been using daily for the past 6 months and no signs or wear.The pull strap works great and still going strong after daily use. I was skeptical on how durable this feature would be but it works flawlessly as it did on day one.

Great design and high quality. Easy access for most used cards is brilliant plus you have the security of a zipper inner section for other cards and cash.

Good wallet but does lack a few features. Mainly £20 notes are quite hard to fit into this.