Review on RFID-Protected Metal Wallet: Sleek Men's Accessories for Cards, Cash & Organizing by Isaac Simpson

My ex-wife bought me a tiny money/card clip from the As seen on TV store a few years ago because she noticed my wallet was starting to resemble George Seinfeld's (okay, that might be a bit of an exaggeration, but not A LOT). It kept falling out of my back pocket at the theater or in the hall or at work, or - well, you get the idea. The fact that I kept finding it is a miracle. I needed a change and am grateful they made the purchase. I've been ON THE HOOK almost since my downsizing. Knowing that you don't need everything in your wallet was a huge relief for me. This clip lasted a few years but eventually part of the clip didn't stay in place and my cards and money fell out too easily so I bought another one that looks a lot like this slim wallet. The only real difference is that it had a strap you pulled on one end that pushed the cards up and out one end. To be honest, I prefer this method to side pressing, as is the case here. But since I couldn't find anyone who still had that option, I chose the closest I could find. I liked the color options and chose turquoise. The stretch material holding the cards in place is almost TOO tight. However, this only ensures that the cards stay in place, but can make some of them a little harder to pull out. too loose and there is a risk that the cards will slip out unintentionally. I can confirm that the RFID blocking really works. I have a key card to open the door where I work and I have to swipe it more than halfway to open the door, so this is a definite plus for those concerned about security and identity theft. their wallets/wallets, it's a great way to have them do just that. It fits perfectly in my front pocket and I've never lost it or accidentally dropped it since I switched to a minimalist way of storing my stuff. I strongly encourage you to take this route and if you hesitate, just do it. Highly recommended.