Review on Crabby Gear - Ultralight Front Pocket Wallet: Sleek and Durable Canvas Design by John Milligan

I've been using this wallet for just over three months. I probably used a metal money clip for about 20 years. With the metal clips I gradually distorted the metal, eventually stuffing too much into it. By default, I have: cash, a health insurance card, a driver's license, a bank card, and a credit card in a money clip. It's also my default choice for a testy wallet. I haven't compared this to other mini wallets, but am very happy with the crabi wallet. the crabi wallet is perfect for this amount of cargo. I think the camouflage material looks great. The tape keeps everything neatly in place. It's not SUPER efficient, but you can rip off the strap, take out your card or cash, and then put it all back together quickly enough not to hold up the grocery line. . It stays in my pocket and has never spilled/released any of its precious cargo. It also never falls out of your pocket. It's so light and doesn't get in the way like my money clips. In fact, a bonus is that most money clips don't have a little edge that folds over so it doesn't hit my thigh and mess up my pants. (I had to flip the clip over so the curved edge was sticking out so it wouldn't touch my thigh. I had a pair of pants where it had a hole after a few years.) One last thing: I really don't, I don't think I did would put my keys on it, but I've tried it and I really like it. I was paranoid that I would most likely drop or lose BOTH if they connected. Which still bothers me a bit, but not as much as before. But I took one of those mini carabiners to connect the keys to the metal ring on the wallet and it's a little quicker to get everything and go and doesn't cause any risk or annoyance in the daily use of keys or wallet. My keys are also a bit minimalistic, but of course by putting them together both are a little less minimalistic.