Review on Stylish Slim Leather Wallets for Men and Women - Perfect Accessories in Wallets, Card Cases & Money Organizers by Christopher Millet

I am very pleased and would recommend this wallet to anyone looking for a slim yet durable solution. The product is exactly as described and looks exactly like the photos. The stitching and leather seem very durable and I don't expect that opinion to change as the wallet gets more and more use. There are many pockets in such a small wallet. I had much larger wallets with fewer pockets which made card storage a problem. But as you'd expect, placing cards in all pockets makes it really cozy. The cutout at the bottom of the front pocket makes it easy to get this card, so keep your most used card in there. I bet the pockets will loosen up a bit with wear, but not to the point where things just fall out. However, the transparent ID compartment is tricky. The transparent material does not make a normal laminated ID card slip out easily, so be prepared to have trouble detaching the ID card, or count on not taking it off often. In addition to horizontal pockets (three on one side, two on the other, including one transparent), there are two vertical pockets and a central money pocket behind. The two outer pockets are lined with fabric on one side, which makes it much easier to pull out cards. The money compartment is lined with fabric on both sides. I don't usually carry cash, but the pocket seems big enough to hold a decent amount of bills folded in half. I can't say anything about the RFID blocking ability. None of my cards have RFID and I still don't know how to test this ability. I generally have one card in each of the five vertical pockets and several in each of the side pockets. The wallet feels a little thicker than when it's empty, and it's still so compact I almost never notice it's still in my pocket. Be sure to only use it in your front pocket unless you wrap it with a pair of wide elastic bands. It could slip out of the back pocket quite easily, and it would be much harder to spot someone pulling it out.