🔒 Ultimate RFID-Blocking Minimalist Wallets for Maximum Security and Convenience Review

I wanted to try a smaller wallet. I tried. It's small, probably a third the volume of my previous wallet. It contains five cards and some cash. The tension on the card holder is firm, but not too tight. The edges were a bit sharp, but a little sanding around 600 grit made them comfortable. Overall I am happy with my purchase.

I have had the aluminum version of this wallet for many years and love it. Yes, it's designed for the front pocket, but I've been using front pocket wallets for ages. My big complaint with my aluminum wallet was that the money clip kept kinking and didn't hold any money. I had to double or triple the money to keep it from falling out. This wallet was the solution as it uses a strap to hold your money instead of a thin aluminum clip that folds easily. It didn't disappoint and, as mentioned, is…

I liked the size and weight. Inserting and removing cards is more difficult than the leather wallet I used. In general, I find the wallet better than a very thick leather wallet and the quality is very good. I use the wallet for 4-5 days.

Between driver's license, debit and credit cards (less than 12), which I would like to have with me, it's getting a bit thick. As for the bill, growing up my dad told me that a real man never leaves home with less than $100 in his pocket (that was 50 years ago). So I never do that. After folding it three times to fit the clip, it got even bulkier. Also don't advertise that you have cash so I prefer to carry my cash separately. But that's just me. For the true minimalist it's well made and a…

I'm writing this review because I lost it the other day. First, it supports a maximum of 7 cards. Any more and it's a hassle to put them in and take them out as you still have to take them all out to get what you want. I lost this thing while working under my truck. The tarp I laid on the ground swallowed it up and replaced all my DL and CC. I found it again after breaking the tarpaulin while cleaning the outside. It's too small and inconvenient to use.

At the moment I carry 9 cards and an ID card in them. I try to keep my primary credit card in the first (top) position for easy access. The fewer cards, the better.