RFID Minimalist Slim Wallet for Men and Women, Holds Up to 12 Cards, Cash, Key Thin and Lightweight Credit Card Holder, Grey Ballistic Nylon

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As advertised, it is a minimalist card the holds my 3 credit cards, driver's license and medical card. Fits nicely in the front pocket and holds two folded bills neatly under the elastic strap. Thus, it's what I was looking for and time will test its durability.It is advertised as RFID blocker but my test at the grocery store showed it did not block the credit card signal while a credit card sleeve with RFID blocking that I use for international travel did block. I am not too concerned because the transmission from the credit card only happens if the card is within 1 to 2 inches of a reader. Someone would have to get very close — typically a few inches max — with an RFID reader that could pick up the credit card signal. If you have your card in this wallet in your pants, it’s likely protected from the range of an RFID reader. Plus, readers are typically unable to scan multiple cards in your wallet.Bottom line, I will continue to use this wallet. Nice minimal size that works for me.

I love so much about this wallet and it really suits all of my needs. I can fit all my credit cards, cash, medical card, ID, business cards, and gift cards easily inside. A total of 4 CCs, and 6 thinner paper cards, and I could likely fit a couple more with no problems. The small size of this thing rocks. As a woman always raging against the ridiculously small pockets made on most women's pants, this is a great solution to that problem when I want to just grab my wallet and take a walk without a bag of any sort.The leather feels great. Pull tab feels sturdy.However, as much as I wish I could give this product 5 stars there are three problems:1) The elastic strap is lacking in strength, durability, and quality. As a frequent cash user, I need this strap to keep its elasticity through a lot of use and I don't see it making it longer than a year at most, and that's being generous. It feels flimsy and thin. Additionally, the strap is what keeps the whole wallet closed and your cards safely wedged inside so they don't fall out, so if the strap goes, the whole thing goes. As a solution I have added an additional strap of my own around the wallet to use for my cash instead, which works great. It has the added benefit of allowing me to keep my little keychain cards in the small money pocket without them falling out. And actually now that I'm looking closer, the smaller original strap is already just starting to come apart at the corner after getting this a few days ago... so we'll see how it fares. Not sure if it came like that or I did something with light use but either way, not good. I would urge the maker to please consider upgrading the strap to be wider and stronger in future iterations of this product.2) The pictures show that when you pull the tab to eject your cards, they come out in a staggered fashion. This is not the case. They come out in one solid chunk. It'd be really nice if they were more staggered, but its not a deal breaker for me.3) I like the keychain loop option, but I could foresee that by using it the keychain or lanyard clip might interfere with the cards sliding as well as deform the shape of the wallet over time. Nice idea but not great placement for use.I'd gladly pay a higher price point if these problems were fixed. Until then, you get what you pay for.

I really wanted to slim down my wallet. I rarely carry cash, and with so many of my membership cards on my phone now, I really only carry two credit cards and my drivers license. I was tired of sitting on my wallet in my back pocket. I really wanted something slim and small that I could carry in my front pocket, even though my keys are in there too. The first one I tried was one of the leather money clips here on Amazon. It is great and all, but still just as wide as my wallet was, and almost as bulky. Really not much of an improvement.This thing is only as wide as my credit cards, and SUPER slim. I am really digging it. Getting the cards out is a breeze. I could fold up a few bills of cash in there if needed also, but I suspect I won't need to very often, I never carry cash. I say time will tell because we'll see how it lasts. I've only had it for a day or two. I LOVE it right now, and it seems sturdy, but I just hope it will last me at least a couple years. At $15, I don't mind buying a new one every few years. But I just don't want to have to replace it every 6 months or so. But if you're looking for a super slim small front pocket wallet, this thing is it.

I made the switch from tradition bi-fold leather wallets to minimalist wallets a couple of years ago. The last minimalist wallet that I had purchased and used for about a year featured an aluminum/metallic body which sandwiched your cards. For the most part, it worked nicely for keeping my cards and cash together in a compact minimalist package with easy access to its contents. What I did NOT like was how rigid the metal material (and metal money clip) was uncomfortable in my back pocket when sitting down. That is why I searched for a new minimalist wallet!!This new minimalist wallet functions as a minimalist wallet should. It holds about 7-8 cards comfortably. It does not have a money clip, but the simple elastic strap serves its purpose. In future iterations of this wallet, I would love to see them add a magnetic money clip for easy access to cash and then retain the elastic on the other side to secure receipts or additional cards. I also wouldn't mind them moving the elastic down to the middle of the wallet instead of the top third of the wallet to better secure items. The soft leather material is a lot more comfortable than the previous metal wallet that I had and it seems to be pretty durable. In fact, I accidentally forgot this wallet from my pants pocket and laundered them once. I let it air dry and it was just fine!