Review on Slim Mens Wallets RFID Minimalist by Collin Jackson

Okay, let's see. I will consider it. I may have waited a few more months to see how it holds up, but I can still see where things are going. This will be a minimalist review: to match the aesthetics of the product. Huskk (Pronounced Husk-kay. No, that was a lie. Does anyone know how to pronounce this thing's name?) Hmm, I like that. I have two cards and usually enough cash to buy a plastic tank and a gallon of gas. So that's my caveat - it works for me because I have a minimalist attachment to my own financial reality and use it as it was probably intended. BTW I have a second card holder that I pull out when I need to use one of the 50 gift cards I seem to have accumulated. But my car actually carries this wallet, so I have to get my car to check it in the interest of fairness. The material seems durable. I also looked at a Dyneema Canvas wallet or a Kevlar wallet, but both were slightly more expensive than my price. It seems on par with what I would expect from any of these wonderful materials. With heavily stressed ripstop materials like carcasses, the problem would be the seams: have they been stitched well enough not to degrade over time, allowing the materials to do what they were designed to do? I have a feeling the long-term survival of this wallet boils down to the same thing. Leather really is better than alternative wallets, just in the sense that as leather degrades, it actually looks better to a point. I suspect when this material starts to degrade it will look like this. humiliated. I'd happily give it a year (and be sure by saying this I'll then get in touch to add or remove a star. Or not, but I'll report). I'm concerned about the only seam on the edges of the handbag - right at the wear points. I have a similarly shaped leather purse that has degraded inside and outside corners. I cut more thread every day I wear it. Now this wallet appears to have been double stitched and lasted about 10 years and only really died when it was accidentally thrown in the laundromat. I actually bought a HUSKK wallet as a placeholder while looking for a longer term replacement, but I love it so much that I intend to carry it for as long as possible. Some things I like. it's a vegan wallet (which easily fits in my leather jacket). The size is quite good, although it could be a few mm shorter. The pleat itself is reinforced with three stitches. Supposedly it has RFID protection for those who care about such things. I checked it? no But I never tested the RFID sleeves I used in my previous wallet. And the interior space is well used - it feels a lot larger when it opens. things I don't like. This hair is long/wide for me. The internal card slots are cut a bit shorter - cards fit and all - I'm just concerned that they will deteriorate around the edges as the material doesn't exactly stretch so cards can fall out. Now everything is in order. Even if I throw it over my head like crazy, nothing comes out. I'm just worried about the future. Seems too much. In this regard, I would like to add that while I carry a wallet with a front pocket, I carry it in my back pocket because I'm a rebel. I have no idea if this wallet is even meant to be carried like this, but we'll see how it holds up. Edit: I can say that after a few years this wallet has held up as well as I could have asked for, even in my back pocket for several years. The material does fray at the edges of the cards, but they haven't fallen apart and they're still quite taut. My wife bought me one of those metal wallets that are so popular on YouTube so I stopped carrying this wallet but I miss it. Brings back memories of simpler times.