Review on 🔒 Enhanced Security Leather Wallets: Introducing Wallet Blocking Men's Wallet 304 by James Hess

Eleven bags. Wow. For a minimalist wallet, it has many pockets. You can only insert one card per card into the five card slots. The remaining six compartments can be used for cards or cash. I don't think you can put very many cards in these slots. After all, this is a minimalist wallet. All it takes is a few cards, an ID and some cash. Three slits are visible through. One of them looks like you normally insert an ID. I love that it has RFID blocking to protect your cards, but I don't think the RFID blocker will work with pass-through slots. I like that this wallet is small and light. It's about half the size of one of my pants pockets. This wallet is also very thin and a card or cash can accidentally slip out. Although it seems to be sewn normally. One of the flaps has an instruction stating that the wallet cannot get wet as some parts are glued together. I don't see anything to glue but that's a shame because you can take it to the beach. The leather lined design and thin leather make this wallet look cheap and not worth the price. However, it is a good functional wallet that some people will really like. I recommend that to people.