I got this wallet for my partner who is seemingly anti-wallet. He'd been using a hair tie as his wallet.

I surprised him with this after his original "wallet" broke and he was over the moon. There's no rocket science to it. It works just like the 100 dollar ones. It's sleek, lightweight, and gets the job done with an "exceeds expectations" performance rating!

If you're here trying to see if this is acceptable over the $100 dollar or $60 whatever brand. The short answer is: YES.

I've been thinking about switching to this style wallet for a while, but the price of the main "name brand" was a little too much for me to pay for a wallet. I stumbled across this one day on Amazon and thought the price looked good and the reviews seemed positive and pulled the trigger.

Another reason I was hesitant was because I carry quite a few cards (between ID, work ID {more on that later} credit/debit cards, health insurance etc etc) and wasn't sure this would hold them. To be fair, I did cut a few out that I don't use much in person and could easily be stored at home. As you can see from the pictures, I was able to squeeze quite a few cards into this thing and it feels good, not like it is going to break or anything.

That said, it's made well. the outside covers are thick (I also like the aesthetics of the wood grain print) and the nylon like bands that keep it together and able to be opened and closed seem like they will last a lifetime.

Also, one of the reasons I got this wallet is because of the sheer bulk of my old school leather bifold wallet that I kept in my back pocket. I've been taking quite a few 5+ hour drives every year and within an hour the old wallet would be jamming into my thigh. I realized it probably wasn't great for my back and butt and whatever else, so I wanted to get something like this I could keep in my side pocket. This worked perfect.

If there are any cons I can think of (which there really aren't, it does exactly what it needs to, this is kind of personal nitpicking) I guess one would be organization. If you're someone like me who has a lot of cards (being lazy and generally disorganized does not help), sometimes it can be tough to find the one I'm looking for. I pretty quickly realized I should leave my license and debit and other most used cards on the outside, so it really isn't much of a problem...but I have had a few moments in line at a 7-11 trying to find my debit while the kid at the counter stares at me and the people behind me judge me and I eventually find my card but my day is officially ruined. Definitely more on me then the wallet.

The other small, small annoyance is kind of a catch 22. It does feature RFID blocking and as a result, I can't keep my work ID inside. I mean, I could, but I would have to dig through every day to pull it out to scan in and out and I don't want to. So as seen in the picture I just leave it on the outside. After typing that out and thinking about it, it's definitely not a con, more of a feature and I'm just lazy. Please disregard.

Solid wallet. If you're interested in this style I recommend this one for the price and quality. Can't imagine the ones for over twice the price are any better. Will buy again if needed.

Absolutely love it so far. Have access to a laser engraver, so I added some custom graphics to it. I have put it through it's paces this last week, and it is holding up very well. It seems to expand more than enough due to the electric bands, and I currently have about 8 total cards in there with even more space available. The money clip is good, and the overall profile is so small in my pocket I haven't had a single problem so far.

When I saw this Slim Minimalist RFID Blocking Wallet from Mountain Voyage Co., I was excited to try it in hopes of using it for extra security and safety on my river cruise trip this summer. I purchased the coin tray accessory as well - could be handy for coins, receipts, etc. on excursions.

Since my husband has a similar item, I had him compare his with my new wallet. He really liked the money clip on the back and the RFID blocking - his wallet has neither feature.

I like:

* Wallet pattern
* Item versatility
* RFID Blocking
* Built-in money clip
* I can add the coin tray or not
* Firm closure but easy to maneuver
* Comes with tool & replacement parts
* It's solid - the quality is good
* Comes with directions

While it's considered a man's wallet, I think it will be good in a small purse or in my pocket. The style is also pretty groovy.

Bonus: The packaging is sturdy and attractive, so it makes a great gift!

I just â'¥ï¸ this thing. Took it on a 3 day vacation to the south seas, a whole other review! Wow"¦ My wallet was too big to carry in the small purse I was using. Besides, I never needed all that wallet stuff anyway. This not only kept my 5-6 cards secure, but, it fit perfectly in my little bag for all my excursions. I bought it for the trip, but, now, I'm keeping it for everyday. Thank you for helping me simplify! PS, get rid of the "for men" in your advertising. Women will love it too!