👛 Big Skinny Women's Taxicat Bi-Fold Slim Wallet: Organize and Securely Store up to 25 Cards Review

I think this is the best wallet I've ever had. It's thin and doesn't take up much room in my purse. Because it's so thin when traveling, I can slip it into the inner zippered pocket of my wallet for added security. It has enough cards, the most important ones. A few cards that I rarely use but prefer to keep with me, I put in my wallet instead of my wallet. After they sent me my latest credit card with a chip for protection, I carefully folded a piece of aluminum foil in half and cut it to…

I received my Taxi-cat Bi-Fold wallet yesterday and I love it. I used a very nice smaller leather wallet that suited my needs but it was still larger than the taxi cat. I have small hands and this new wallet is so light and thin that it fits me much better. At the moment it has 7 cards; my driver's license, 2 fuel cards, a bank card, a major credit card, an AAA card, and a library card. It would fit more, but I don't like a full wallet and I keep credit cards from the store in a zipped pocket…

Fits everything in my old bulky wallet but neater and thinner. I have 10 plastic cards and 5 paper/laminated cards in my wallet, there is a lot more space. There are two bags that I haven't even used! I see some people commenting on maps that might show up, or even dollar bills! I haven't had this problem yet, but it comes to mind. I have at least two cards in each slot, so maybe that helps hold them better? Or that it's in my pocket? Personally, for security reasons I would feel better if the…

I had 4 main criteria when buying a wallet and I couldn't believe how hard it was to find a wallet that ticked all of them. I thought I would find it in minutes but it took hours! My criteria are: 1) well made (no super cheap zippers, no plastic holster with credit card holder - are you kidding me) 2) be slim and fit easily into the small pockets that we suffer from with most women's jeans/pants 3) there is a small zippered pocket for loose change (and for musicians like me, a pair of spare…