Review on BRASS TACKS Leathercraft Handmade Blocking Men's Accessories and Wallets, Card Cases & Money Organizers by Justin Garrett

Special feature: slots. Other than that, it's an average wallet on par with what you can get in a big box or department store. If you need a lot of slots, this wallet has it. That's why we ordered it. It has a total of 11 internal and 2 external slots. The two outermost slots are very wide and can hold a lot of cards. I've filled one of the outermost slots with all the cards I have (13) and still have room for more. The slits between these two end slits are thinner. Everyone can have 2-3 cards. Otherwise, they will begin to bulge out of the nest. The same applies to external slots. I don't have enough cards to check the maximum capacity. But that's a lot. The number of cards it can hold is likely limited by the maximum physical thickness it can support. Eventually I expect it to swell to the point where you can't put in or take out more cards because it's too tight - same problem as other wallets when I put them in. stuffed too much. have a special place for cash, coins, keys or anything else. But I'm sure you could convert one of the larger end slots for it, especially since it's a zipped wallet. You don't have to worry about something slipping out. That's why I only use zippered wallets and have been using them for a number of decades. I don't understand why zip wallets aren't the only wallets we use! Another important feature of a wallet full of cards is RFID blocking. I have no way of testing this. But according to the product description it is. It is simple in structure and design. It's basically: cowhide leather, zipper and polyester (lining/slits). Durability and quality are in no way inferior to the usual average wallet. I expect it to last and wear the same.