Review on 👜 Minimalist Leather Men's Accessories: Blocking Inside Pocket Wallets, Card Cases & Money Organizers by Lacueva Tranquillity

I prefer a very thin wallet and carry it in my back pocket. I hate twisting when I'm sitting. I have about 9 cards plus two IDs. I never carry a lot of cash (maybe 5-8 bills at a time). This wallet is generally of good construction and leather. It has enough space to hold all my cards and ID and enough flexibility to double up on cards. I was skeptical about the money clip but it holds bills well. The central clip allows you to flip out the bills to access other compartments without having to remove the money. This clip can be easily removed when not needed and can be returned to its original place later when needed. The external card slots are handy for my most used cards, and cards slide in and out easily (but hold securely). Enough cards stick out at the top for you to be able to pull them out with your fingers (I had to rummage through other wallets). Therefore I give 4 stars for quality and design. Cons: A loaded wallet is still a little thick for my liking (even without doubling the cards in the slots). Removing the money clip helps a little and is easy to do. It's a foldable wallet, after all, and I'm used to one. It's just my personal preference. The description does not pretend to be what it is not. It's a lot thinner than your traditional foldable wallet and I'd recommend it based on that. If you're looking for an ultra-slim wallet that's hard to tell you're even sitting on the wallet, you should probably go for a one-piece wallet that has cards on both sides and has no creases. Speaking of RFID blocking. A: I put the card in the outermost slot and used the same side directly in front of the reader and the signal was blocked so I'd say it passed that test, although that wasn't the primary reason for my purchase.