💼 Timberland Leather Trifold Wallet Window: A Stylish and Practical Men's Accessory Review

My old Hartman wallet just wore out I searched and searched for just one to buy as a replacement but just couldn't find it. This one looked very similar, so I bought it. All right, not what I wanted, but good. to the right. 5 membership cards and insurance cards. Doesn't close.3) It's totally impossible to remove any card other than the first one before it. Removing the second or third card requires removing the first card. 4) It is very very very difficult to remove driver's license (in the…

I finally understood my worries about card slots. You can see the offset card slots in the product images. However, the wallet itself doesn't shake the cards at all! Look at the photos I posted. You can see the cards are stacked to the same height! This means that the outermost card (the green one) is the easiest to remove. The other 2 cards are hardly removed unless you remove the top card(s). This is the most awkward design I've ever seen on a wallet. Seriously, do I have to remove the top…

My old wallet could hold more than 20 cards. While this wallet looks good, it struggles to hold 10 cards. I reduced the size and this thing barely fits in one of the slots. They are all incredibly tight. This wallet is more uncomfortable than anything else. This will probably be the last wallet I buy online. I didn't think I had to "test" the wallet, but apparently wallet manufacturers don't know that we use wallets to carry credit cards, bonus cards, etc. They give you 6 vertical card slots…

This is a very bad wallet with such a bad design that I honestly can't understand how anyone can sell this product let alone charge $20 for it. The problem with this junk wallet becomes apparent as soon as you slip your credit cards and ID inside - everything is too small. The 6 credit card slots are grouped so close together that the cards are stacked directly on top of each other making it impossible to easily take them out and put them back in or even see which card you are pulling out. The…

In short, I just spent money on it. I read other reviews before purchasing and saw other people saying the card slots were narrow. But as an optimist I thought how bad can it be? (mainly because I really liked the two-tone look of the wallet). It's terrible! The card slots are useless, including the ID window. You literally have to force the cards into the slots, making them even more difficult to remove. May my strength be with you when you need to get a card out of the center slot, as they…

APPEARANCE: 8/10 -- Simple, elegant brown leather wallet. Looks just like the pictures, no illusions. FEEL: 5/10 -- Extremely hard materials that don't feel more authentic to me. I guess its true colors will show through a few years of hand oil and sweat, but ready to go? Meh.FUNCTION: 3/10 - The bill grooves are awesome and deep enough to fit almost anything you use them for and you don't want them sticking out of the top of your wallet, but the card slots are just awful. I had to work like…

This is definitely an attractive wallet and it seems to be of good quality, but after putting all the items from my previous wallet inside I can definitely say that it has less space. I'm not the type of person who has 8 or 10 credit cards, not counting bills, along with a few bank cards and IDs, all of which are usually tucked away in their wallets. So you can imagine my surprise when 3 ATMs, 3 ID's ID, 1 subway card and health insurance card plus some bills was a struggle to get together…

Gave it to my boyfriend for Christmas. He was talking about getting a new wallet with two bill compartments for checks and cash (which comes in handy for people like him!) and definitely wouldn't stand up to his rough and noisy work/lifestyle. I stumbled upon this purse by accident while looking for something more durable. It had a promising description, and despite the lack of reviews, it seemed like a much more reliable option than the $10 alternative, which had a number of mediocre reviews…