Review on 👔 Big Skinny Leather Bi-Fold Wallet: Ultimate Men's Accessory for Sleek Wallets, Card Cases & Money Organizers by Devon Leach

I've had the original version of the super thin wallet for 8 years. This is the one in the picture for this Revain listing. This has been my favorite wallet ever since I bought it! Since changing wallets several times a year, Super Skinny has become my only wallet. Now that it's finally worn out (the last straw accidentally rubbed an 8 year old wallet through the washing machine this week) I (I thought) bought the exact same one. Based on the pictures here on the listing, this is what it is. The slight difference is that the leftmost card slot is NOT leather. Everything is elastic. (look at my picture). On the manufacturer's website, the original Super Skinny is no longer available and has been replaced by a "Thin Leather Hybrid Super Stretch [Skinny] Bifold Wallet" which I seem to have received. Overall, this is a small difference, not a big issue. . The real downside to MY new wallet that I got is that the 'hidden pocket' behind the ID area, at eye level with the cash pocket, is so small that no credit cards or business cards fit in it. I believe this is a manufacturing defect. (pictured) Now that all issues are fixed, this is the thinnest wallet I've ever found, capable of carrying around 15 "cards" plus bills. I actually have 5 credit cards, 6 memberships/ID's and a couple of business cards.>>TIPS<< Due to the way the pockets are arranged you don't have offset card holder pockets which just make most wallets bulky. The only complaints I've seen in numerous reviews of the original and updated versions of this wallet are cards "slipping" out of the pockets. I have NEVER had this problem in 8 years because I always put my wallet in my pocket with the loop facing up. Thus, gravity always keeps the cards in their respective pockets. If you put it in your pocket with the hinge down, the cards will fall out as soon as the wallet cracks open and the leather pockets stretch a bit. Just let the loop/pleat face up.