TININ Carbon Fiber Wallet, Slim Minimalist Wallet, RFID Blocking Front Packet, Aluminum Metal Wallet & Business Card Holder Billfolds for Men

I paid $70 for a Ridge wallet and not much difference. Great value works great. Get one.

I only received this today, so this is just some basic observations. As far as durability or ease of use, I can’t say. It does seem to be made well. The biggest thing I will be watching is how well the elastic band holds it’s tension. That is what holds the cards in place. If that loosens up over time, that would be a problem.1-The price is so great on this that I bought 2 extra for other family members to try.2-It is certainly very compact. I do carry some cash with me, so I decided not to remove the clip.3-I had 12 cards exactly, plus 2 super thin “museum membership” type cards. I could have forced them all in, but it felt as though it was going to be a major pain to get the cards out and back, so I left out 2 of the credit cards (that I don’t use often) and just went with 10. I think that is the practical limit. Eight would be ideal.The picture shown contains 10 plus the two thin ones I mentioned.

I hate carrying a brick in my pocket. This thing is slim and convenient. I have the basics of what I need and a money clip for the rare occasion when I carry cash. I know the RFID blocking works! When I listen to my bluetooth and I put my phone in the same pocket it interrupts the signal. I know I am protected from thieves that would try and steal my credit card info.

I used this on a three week trip to Europe. I needed something slim to carry in my front pocket (out of reach of pickpockets). It worked great. The clip always held paper cash securely and my three credit/debit cards remained in place.

I would have preferred if in the description the word Minimalist was placed first in the sentence not 5 words after. Dont get me wrong, the wallet is very stylish, light, and compact, hence the minimum of 4 stars. If I known that the whole wallet was designed with minimalism in mind i would have not purchased it. I did minimize somethings when transferring my cards and Id from the other wallet, but was still lacking the room after 5 cards. if you like to have cash, that will be an issue after a few bills. The biggest issue is that when you need to pull a card or cash out you have to pull out all of them sometimes to get to the one you need or exact cash bills you want. If some are thinking that I chose poorly because the minimalist word was in there, ill just say this; one or 2 bills and 2 cards i assume would be ideal for this wallet but for its size and weight it becomes too burdensome as its like putting a tank over a poodle. one of those cheap sticky wallets you place on your phone would be a better minimalist option and be more functional, compact, and economical as well.

This minimalist wallet is exactly as advertised. I bought it primarily for traveling overseas where the threat of RFID theft is higher, and I find myself using more cash than cards. In that regard, this will be perfect because it will fit in my front pocket and hold the small number of cards I need very snugly. I had considered using it on a day to day basis, but I'm not sure it would be practical because I usually use more cards than cash while in the US, and getting them out is not quick due to how tightly they are held in place. I was a little disappointed because it looks really nice and I'd like to show it off. If you only use one credit card routinely, and are not digging for other "cards" (ID, credit cards, etc.) on a regular basis or you primarily use cash, this wallet is for you.

Very happy with my purchase that, I’ll freely admit, was an impulse buy because I figured well, for the price I won’t feel guilty if I couldn’t get used to it. It easily handles 10+ cards, including thicker ones like my ID badge. I use the money clip to hold the card I’m most likely to use next that day, whether it’s a train pass, debit card, etc., although be careful using the clip for cards because you can scratch them up if you’re rough with it. I haven’t had any issues getting out the card(s) I need; and even if I have to push them all out to find one in the middle, it takes two seconds to pull what I need and put them back in. The wallet has a nice weight to it, I’ve gotten several compliments about it already (how often do you get compliments on your wallet??) and I like how it’s disciplined me to only carry the stuff I need, rather than my wallet becoming a catch-all for random receipts, etc.

I had been interested in getting this type of wallet for a while, and was looking forward to trying it out. It didn't go so well for me.The wallet seems pretty sturdy, I had no issues with the structure and strength of the case. And you can put your credit cards into it, with a bit of pushing and cramming. But getting a specific card out?? Impossible. Whenever I needed a credit card (or my drivers license), I needed to pretty much pull ALL of the cards out to get the one I needed. There is a small indentation on the bottom of the wallet allowing you to "push" the cards up and out of the metal sleeve, but it pushes ALL of the cards up. If you have only 2 cards, I suppose this would be ok. But 3 or more? It's tough to extract one from the remainders.Maybe this works for some people, but doesn't for me. I've moved to a different thin wallet that has actual slots for cards. Much easier to use, and though a little larger, it's much thinner.

These are advertised everywhere on FB and internet. They vary in price greatly, this one is about the cheapest, but it exactly as shown on other sites, some 3/4 times the price. NO FAULTS< GOOD VALUE, dont waste money on other sites

no way was i ever going to spend $150+ on one of these from other sellers, this one is really nice, hasnt scratched easily, elastics are still good one month in, i would prefer a money strap to the clip but oh well. You get used to taking cards out, I only usually use 1-2 cards which i keep on the ends and i keep my occasional cards in the middle. I'd recommend it especially for the price

Love thatbit fits it pocket and dont show

I have five regular cards that are held in this 'wallet' and I can fit another two if I need to use those special cards. Overall the wallet is decent but it doesn't feel good in the hand and the edges are sharp(ish). Not bad for the price!

For the price I'd recommend it. The elastic material between the hard surfaces feels like it will loose stretch after several months use, but for the price I'm willing to buy a new one every year. The packaging that it was delivered in was more than adequate, and it comes with a small allen screw driver to tighten it up if it loosens.