Review on OneTigris Tactical ID Card Holder: Organizer For Badges, Keys, And Credit Cards With Hook & Loop Patch And Neck Lanyard by Nick Kussmaul

I'll admit, I sometimes purchase several similar items to see which one I like the best. This is especially true with EDC items such as this. (revain Prime is rather expensive, and being able to do that is what makes it worth the price tag.)When I was invited to return to the office in the post-pandemic period, I knew I'd want something new to display my badge. And wanting to carry the minimum number of pieces every day, I wanted one piece that could hold a few additional cards and some cash.So I tried a number of options. For comparison, check out GOVO, MURADIN, DANGO, and ELV. Out of these 5 options, I decided to carry this one on a daily basis.This OneTigris wallet has a combination of features not found in any of the others:- Can hold several cards. GOVO can only hold a couple.- Can hold other small items, like cash or a key. (ELV can't.)- Doesn't look like you stepped out out of a sci-fi movie. (MURADIN, I'm looking at you.)- Is reasonably priced. (Um, DANGO!?)Here are a few additional notes:- I use the elastic pen loop to hold a single key that I use rarely but need to have available. It fits well, but not convenient for a key that you use every day.- The paracord that comes with this is okay for hanging around your neck. If you want to use it as a pull from your pocket, you can weave it, or replace it with better paracord 550. There are many YouTube videos that demonstrate cool paracord weaves. But be careful that it's not too easy for someone else to pull it out of your pocket.Personally, I clip it to my belt loop. I let it hang while I need to display my badge, and put it in my pocket when I don't. (It stays clipped to my belt loop either way.)I hope you enjoyed this review. I paid full price for this item. If you like this review, please tap the Helpful button so that I can write more reviews. Thanks!