Dango D01 Dapper EDC Wallet - Made in USA - Genuine Leather, CNC Alum, RFID Blocking

Awesome quality, different look. Love it.

Can't recommend it enough. Slim profile, solid feel. Perfect armour for my cards. I slide a Levergear toolcard in it too, my pocket is delirious with joy when I slide this baby in it ;)

Okay well first off I have probably spent a good 6 months researching these wallets.They all seem to be basically the same. Sure I could have bought one for 20-40 bucks. It probably would end up being a pile of crap.I'm not sure the real reason why I chose this one. But I am not disappointed. I like that they are hand made here in California.I like the leather CNC hybrid concept. I bit the bullet and and ordered it. I was really excited for it show. I like it came with a paracord lanyard but I will end up using my spyderco one.I highly recommend this. This isn't a gamble.You honestly get what you pay for.I will probably order the all black one soon. And stocking stuffers for all the dudes in my family.I how ever am very worrisome about the band breaking over time. I hope I should be able to get replacement. And also the stitching. How it will old up. It was amazing touch.I really appreciate the design and off set on the tones. I would say this was a very good addition to my EDC.

The screws holding the leather are way too close to the edges. Inserted 2 cards into the leather compartment, and the leather tore right through. Wallet lasted about 2 minutes, very disappointed.

After a few weeks experience, I have updated my review and dropped it a notch from 4 to 3.There are lots of wallets like this around, and I've tried a few. Most recently I went full minimalist and just used a carbon fiber money clip. But it was impossible to slide bills into it without surrounding them with protective credit cards - the bills would just crumple up, And taking only one card out was pretty difficult if you had more than 5 or 6. But enough of that...It is easy to get 1 or 2 cards in and out of the front slash pocket (more than that and it gets super tight), and the band holds bills for easy insertion and removal. And I like the feel of it. Also, if a part wears out, you can order replacements: pockets, bands, and even screws.I didn't want the multi-tool version, but the one I ordered had a bottle opener as kind of a standard feature. After 3 days, I was no longer able to resist, so I tried it out. It worked, but it left sharp burrs on the soft aluminum wallet frame. I had to file them down. It looks a little less spiffy now :(As to putting the bulk of your cards into the back slot, that's where it falls down. There is a loose plate that no longer fits into a machined out slot after you get 4 or 5 cards in there, so it floats around. It is very difficult to get individual cards out, and even more difficult to get them back in without a third hand. The band is really tight, so pulling the plate out to insert the cards isn't easy, especially considering you only have the fingers of one hand to do it (the other hand holds the cards you want to insert).

The quality is very good. And look and feel is beautiful. I wanted a minimalist wallet and this is a great choice. I wanted to be forced to cut down on my day to day overload of cards and cash in my back pocket. I find this wallet is perfect for the average day where you only need 3 to 4 cards and about 7 bills of cash. It makes me try to maintain that balance.