Review on 🔒 Enhanced Protection for Men's Cards with Vaultskin NOTTING Wallet Accessories by Zachary Jackson

I thought a lot about the options before I bought it and although it was a bit more expensive than my original goal, I'm so glad I spent a few bucks more. This wallet checked every box on my list: - compact enough to carry in my front pocket without feeling or looking stuffed. My main bank card and license with RFID protection for the chip is a little "different", looks fancier than most wallets that work with different levels of equipment. I don't know exactly when I bought it, but it's at least a year old and the zipper holds up great, as does the elastic on the tongue. I don't have to fiddle with them or pull them in any particular way - they just work without even thinking about it, which is the highest praise I can find for this type of feature. The leather and stitching are also in excellent condition, the color does not fade at all, the color does not transfer to the clothing, there are no tears or missing parts of the surface showing the underlying rawhide and there are no protruding threads or Tears on pockets or zippers. I actually had a few people at the box office commenting on this, particularly the retractable pull tab feature. I don't normally give 5 starter reviews but honestly this is just a great product. My only word of warning: don't get too excited and don't overfill your wallet. It easily fits a large amount of cards and paper along with a few bucks of mixed loose change, but if you fill the coin compartment so that it bulges and/or the zipper is difficult to unzip, don't force it. . I did this once with too many quarters and ended up with the slide missing a few prongs on one side - it was a simple matter of going back and pulling out a small change before closing and it went straight back to normal with no residual effects, but I wouldn't try it again.