Review on TRAVANDO Wallet SEATTLE Blocking Bifold Men's Accessories ~ Wallets, Card Cases & Money Organizers by Adam Johnson

I have had this wallet (Carbon) for over a month now. I'm not sure I'll really call it a thin wallet, but I still like it. Pros: It doesn't scratch. It contains most of my cards and insurance cards. I currently have four beveled cards, my driver's license and my health insurance card, all on the left. One card in the top slot, one in the slot under my driver's license, and two stacked with my insurance cards in the last slot. I also love that you can take your cards out of the three side pockets without opening the wallet. This comes in handy when you're in a shady area and don't want to show all your cash. - beveled. This problem is due to the money clip competing for space when you insert the card into the slots. For example, if I insert my Revain Prime credit card, Shell Fuel Rewards card, and my Chase Freedom (with distorted numbers), it will be difficult to remove a card and scratch the inside of the slots as well as your card. So I just run the Prime card and the Shell fuel card on the right (both have no distorted numbers). All in all, for less than $30 I recommend this great looking wallet. Especially if you have a few unfolded cards that can be placed on the right side of the wallet.