Review on Minimalist Wallet Pocket Credit Holder Men's Accessories for Wallets, Card Cases & Money Organizers by Ron Collins

I've been a fan of the minimalist wallet for a number of years. When I saw my dad's 2 inch thick brick, I realized I couldn't do this in the future. I had foldable wallets for a while, but when they started falling apart I jumped at the chance to get a minimalist wallet. Pros: 1. The first is subjective as I prefer blue so it's already ahead of the group as most of them are black or brown.2. The quality seems solid. There are no elements that look doubtful. How it holds up over time only time will tell, but I'm pretty soft on wallets so I don't think it will fall apart too quickly, at least not for me. 3. The lack of pockets sounds weird but it really helps with the idea of putting less stuff in it. I like the idea that I can really only fit a few cards and cash. Make sure I only have the bare essentials. Cons: 1. The retractable tongue is kinda uncomfortable. So it's not stretchy like some, so press on the card to pull the tab down. But sometimes when you click it, it doesn't go all the way down. Enough to keep the card from sticking out, but you're wondering why.2. I like the design but they kinda have a lot of layers. Traditionally, this isn't a bulky wallet, but for a minimalist style wallet, it's a bit thicker. In general, there are no problems with this as a working wallet. Just a few aesthetic things that bother me, but I'm pretty picky. I wouldn't be upset if I got it as a gift and would recommend it.