Review on EL TORETTO Blocking Detachable US12: Ultimate Safety and Security by Rance Riley

I needed a new wallet as the one I had was starting to tear and I was concerned that the credit cards would fall out and be lost. coin pocket. Most men's wallets don't have them. My explanation is that I used add-ons for things like a spare key and a spare bandage or two since you never know what they're for. The genuine leather purse EL TORETTO has a small zip compartment for small change, but no zip for banknotes. It had two compartments for bills. There is descriptive material on the wallet box that mentions that the wallet blocks RFID. In addition, there are 6 vertical card slots, then 4 more hidden slots. I tend to stuff cards in my wallet by duplicating cards in some slots. When I first looked at the wallet I thought the wallet couldn't hold all the cards I have. But after stuffing it, there were actually cards in the wallet, and it wasn't so full that I had trouble getting them out. The wallet comes with a detachable sleeve, but I don't see myself in it. I noticed. There is no strong leather smell like some other wallets. The wallet doesn't open smoothly, but at an angle of about 95 degrees. In addition, the bill divider is made of nylon mesh material on the inside. When I finished putting everything from my old wallet into my new one and folding it, I measured the thickness of the wallet and it came out to be about 1.5 inches thick. Personally, I don't mind a big wallet, but it might be too big for some. Here's what I like and dislike about the wallet: Like ------- Has a zippered coin pocket big enough to hold a spare key and other small items - Button closure protects the wallet from accidental opening - RFID blocking I like it not ---------- additional compartment for banknotes without zipper. I give EL TORETTO genuine leather wallet 5 stars.