Review on 🔒 Enhanced Security with Kenneth Cole REACTION Blocking Technology by Cedric Ziebart

The stitching on the seam of the wallet is very bad; They are too close to the edge and not as snug as other wallets I've had in the past. In my opinion it would be great if it was double stitched for more security as the leather material is also very thin in some places (especially the ones used to make map cases) which doesn't help. The flap that connects the main body of the wallet to the ID card slot is also a bit flimsy as it tends to fold after a short period of use. In terms of design, it is a fusion of a minimalist wallet and an RFID-protected money clip. The minimalist side of the wallet has 4 card slots, 2 on each side. A small hidden pocket for small trinkets (doesn't hold a standard credit card) and a large main compartment for money or other larger items. If you use the big bill compartment instead of the money clip, you can show your ID to the bouncer at the club as if you were some kind of policeman/detective. A very good line. and thick leather on a transparent photo ID. I wish this was implemented for the rest of the wallet. The ID area is connected to the main wallet by a thin leather split which, as mentioned, tends to fold after a short period of use. The ID card and main wallet have magnets. When you fold the flap it turns into a money clip which works very well and stays on. Your money is safely protected even if it is rummaged/thrown. Again, you can slip your money in the main pocket and toss your ID in style if someone asks for it. RFID security is very useful, especially at airports, when traveling, in shopping malls or at a college where data hacking is most common. .Overall a very functional wallet, only the life expectancy of the wallet is questionable given the poor stitching and the thin leather material in some areas of the wallet.