Compact RFID Sleeve Wallet Premium Leather Minimalist Money Clip Card Holder 10 Cards

Very good quality product. I like it because there is a extra pocket I can stash extra cash.

More than plsased....excellent product. Love it

This wallet does what I need it to do. It holds the basic items I need to carry while maintaining a small footprint. It will fit in most any pocket, so I can put it anywhere I need.I have only one criticism. One of the pockets is enclosed on only two sides. While that makes it easier to insert and remove items, it also makes it easier for things to fall out. That's it.Overall I love this little wallet. It isn't my daily carry, but my go to when I know I will only need a few things and don't want to risk losing everything, again. Like when I go to the ball game. It can't carry it all, but I don't want or need it to.

I wanted to try it out a while before giving a review. I have had this wallet for nearly 3 months now.I have used a bifold wallet all my life. My last wallet started to disintegrate after many years and so it was time to replace. I've been carrying it in my front pocket for many years, but have found the large size to be too bulky and uncomfortable, especially in the heat.Realizing that I rarely carry much if any cash at all mostly using only one credit card for purchases, this seemed a good opportunity to try to go minimal.After looking at a lot of options, I settled on this wallet.The wallet is great! It's very small. I keep my license in the window pocket, and the credit card I primarily use in the outside slide pocket. This is the perfect setup for me, as I easily and extremely quickly get to either when required, and as I suspected, is all I usually need to get to.In the inner card pocket, I keep 6 other cards, and of course carry bills in the other section, folded in half. Nothing falls out of the wallet, money or cards. I jettisoned all of the cards and stuff that I used to carry that would bulk up the wallet in my pocket.The only thing that has taken some getting used to is the sort of money-clip aspect of handling bills. I have always like the fact that I can easily sort through and kind of hide what I have in a bifold. For this wallet, I have to remove the bills and sort through them to fetch what I need. I find this a little uncomfortable, but find that at least they are not visibly clipped externally when I don't need them. They are instead hidden in the wallet.

I just want to throw it out there, this wallet is NOT minimalistic at all. But if you are a guy that has limited hand mobility this is the wallet that’s for you. The elastic is very stretchy unlike some other wallets but the cards won’t fall out, and the slots for the cards are very easy to slide your cards out. However it’s not for me because I don’t like big wallets. Online it looks smaller but to put it in perspective the wallet is a quarter-inch wider than a US bill folded in half. Another gripe that I have with the wallet is that one side stretches open while the other side is sewn shut which if you have a few cards and a tile tracker it’ll create a noticeable crease if that bothers anybody.

Was carrying the Akeeni XSTO for a few months, but didn't find its functionality particularly convenient, especially when carrying cash. So, I wanted to see what else was available, and came across this wallet by Urban Tribe. Looked good from a functional standpoint, but wasn't sure about size. But at $20, figured it was worth potentially wasting the money on. Haven't had it long, but initial thoughts are that it will be my wallet of choice for the foreseeable future. The footprint is definitely larger than the XSTO, but not significantly and nothing close to a regular bi-fold wallet, and it's a bit lighter and actually more comfortable to carry in the front pocket than the XTSO. And with the same amount of cards, it isn't' that much thicker. I especially like the ID pocket (where I keep my license and AAA card) and the quick access pocket on the opposite side (where I keep my two most used credit cards). Right now, I just have a few bills in the cash part, so it doesn't add any bulk. I really like that you merely have to fold the cash in half, not in thirds or fourths like the minimalist wallets typically require. I have 5 cards in the card pocket, but also put some thinner cards (like insurance cards) in the space that goes all the way through. It's tight enough to hold the thin cards securely, but I clipped them onto the elastic with a small paper clip for added security. I think this is the perfect marriage of minimal and functional, and if it proves to be durable, I'll be sticking with it. Will likely order one for my son in August if mine is still looking good by then.

I bought both the black and brown wallets for my son and my husband. The wallets came in nice boxes. The wallets are made nicely--nothing wrong with sewing or pockets. They arrived promptly and in good condition.My husband didn't like his wallet because he thought it was too big. He carries a thin wallet. My other son asked for this unwanted wallet, and is making use of it.Both sons like the wallets. One went from another kind of minimalist wallet, something between two metal plates and he felt it was too hard and small. The other son wore out his big bifold and wanted something smaller. Both sons like the leather and feel these wallets are the right size for holding cash (a few bills), driver's license, student I.d., debit and credit cards. I'm glad they're enjoying them!