Metal RFID Wallets for Men Front Pocket Slim Wallet Minimalist Money Clip Wallet

I'd been looking to try one of these wallets for some time, but some of the top shelf versions are $60-80. I'm cheap, so HELL NO. I wanted to try a cheap one with good reviews, so this seemed to fit the bill.When I got it, it was well packaged, came with extra screws and a small screwdriver (a nice touch) and it was quite tight. As some have suggested, stretching out the elastic a bit before initial use seemed to make this easier to use. The money clip is very sturdy, and the elastic seems to be pretty stretchy and durable. The finish on this (mine was black) developed a wear mark on the side after one day from riding in the same pocket as 4 quarters, and it scratched a little spot about 1/4 inch bare of paint. A bit disappointing that it scratched after such minor use, but hey, it's meant to be in your pocket jostling around, so not a big deal.I started using it, I put about 5 credit cards, my driver's license and my insurance card in it, and it was at least as wide as the wallet it was replacing, and that's not even counting the protruding money clip. I put some bills in the clip area, and it was firm and secure, no worries about losing your pimp wad from this clip. The one drawback with the clip was that you had to fold the bills twice instead of in half, if you folded them half they'd stick out from the edge of the wallet.The wallet doesn't have "sharp" edges per se, but the edges are sharply defined, and with the width of this, it made a big imprint on my front pocket, and it seemed heavy and bulky despite it's size. I put it in my back pocket, but that money clip poked the heck out of my butt, so that was a no-go.I tried this for about 2 weeks, and my thoughts are this: It was a good wallet in that it performed as it was designed. It's a little thicker than some of the others I've seen, but the deal breaker for me was the sharp edges and bulk that it imparts to the carrier. I went to a Dockers leather minimalist wallet with clip and it's less bulky, much less noticeable in my pocket, and more comfortable to carry. It's a good, affordable quality wallet if you are fine with the width and edges, but if you are on the fence, I'd just go for something leather instead.

The claim of keeping card information safe was proven a lie today."[2] Advanced RFID Blocking Technology: manufactured with high-quality RFID protection materials to keep your private information away from being scanned by thieves' scanning devices & to ensure the safety of your private property. "My card number was stolen today while in this wallet. Be advised if that was a reason for buying, don't bother!

It takes a little getting used to as far as removing cards putting in money and such, but once you get past that it is fabulous. I forces me to get rid of the crap you do not need in your wallet.

Corners cut your hand when reaching in your pocket. As if they didn't sand the edges. The RFID doesn't block. Another reviewer said the same. Just spend the ex.$ on a better one.

You get what you pay for

I like the small size and ability to use a lot of cards, while still having a secure clip for cash. My only complaint is that it is a bit difficult to get cards that are in the middle of the pack. Overall, I like the simple design and functionality

It is a great wallet with a snug fit. Do not put a lot of cards in there because it would be difficult to get them out.

Love the compact size. It’s made well. I am able to all my cards in and it’s nice to have a place for my cash as well.