Review on Modern and Durable FIDELO Carbon Fiber Minimalist Wallet for Men: Stylish Accessories and Wallets for Card Cases & Money Organization by Raymond Doe

I just received my wallet last weekend and have been using it since it arrived. This is my first wallet with this design and I didn't know what to expect but I'm really starting to like the wallet. easier to use. It seems to me that getting a card from this wallet is easier and faster than from my old triple wallet. If you follow Fidelo's recommendations, it becomes very easy to flip through and remove the card you want. The only part that looks like it might break or wear out is the strap that holds everything in place. Other than that, the bands feel well put together and like they're going to last. Even if one of them breaks or stretches, it comes with three others for a total of four strips. The easy access to the chip noted in the Revain drawings is true. I had the chance to try this out on two separate occasions this week and was able to use my card's chip without taking the card out of my wallet. The wallet size is another plus. Once I put my cards in, it looks like I'm terribly uncomfortable with them in my back pocket. However, I hardly feel my wallet when I sit down and when I leave I can't tell if it's still in my pocket. It is noticeably smaller in thickness, length and width than my old triple wallet, which is now empty. The only potential problem I see is someone carrying around a lot of cash. The bills need to be folded in half twice, which can make the stack of bills much thicker. At the moment mine comfortably holds 11 cards and 7 bills. It could easily hold a few more of each, but much more than that can make the wallet difficult to use and insert and remove cards properly. Overall I think this product is exactly as described and perfect for what I need. Definitely recommend it for those who don't carry a lot of cash around. Note: In case anyone is as curious as me, you can use it to read RFID cards. Where I work, an RFID card is required to access certain areas of the building. I had no problem moving around the building, and I have one card about halfway through my 11-card deck. Our card readers read it perfectly and I didn't have to take the card out.