Review on Tactical Anti-Theft Slim Wallet with RFID Blocking by Victor Pinckney

Durable is the word I would use to describe this wallet. The exterior is well built, slightly larger than a credit card, with a matte finish that should hold up. The bottle opener (in the same area as the silicone wristband) is sharp, so be careful. Hard is also the word I would use to describe putting cards in or out of this wallet. It consists of a narrow small tray (channel), a titanium top plate with cut-out tabs for card insertion and ejection. The edges of the top plate are square rather than rounded or beveled, which facilitates insertion and creates a stop for cards that are awkward to insert. Pulling out the cards was also a chore and it seems like you need a crowbar to pull them out. It may loosen or get lighter over time, but who knows? It just isn't smooth and functionality suffers as a result. I like the look, it's tough, but that's about it.