🔎 Optimized for SEO: Big Skinny Tri Fold Wallet - The Perfect Holder for Men's Accessories Review

This is my second tall skinny, first bought in 2013 (same in black). I liked it so much that I bought it as a gift for my brother. Spoilers: He didn't like it very much. The nylon wallet seemed "cheap" to him, so he went back to his leather wallet (the size of a brick). While my old black wallet was technically perfect, I cleaned it. it came out the other day and the money compartment (which I usually only use for receipts and some emergency money) was filled with black flakes. The nylon is…

So far I'm very happy with this wallet. He is very thin. The smooth material makes it easy to slip in and out of your pocket. The card slots are very wide to accommodate large cards, and card loading and unloading is easy. The inside of the card compartments has a light rubber coating that prevents it from slipping out when the wallet is open. There is a Big Skinny Rubber logo on the front. It might help to mark which side is up, but I wanted my wallet to be as thin as possible, so I used a…

I read the reviews but still didn't know what to expect. I wanted something that would hold a large number of cards securely - as my old wallet would literally spill all of my cards if I accidentally opened it upside down. The orientation of the card slots on this wallet prevent them from falling out no matter how you open it. I even tried shaking the wallet by holding it by the corner and couldn't get the cards to fall out, so I feel the gumming works well. Great if you value the security of…

I have been using triple wallets for many, many years as I find them smaller and easier to carry in my back pocket. The triple fold I'm replacing was good, but the fabric material was quite thick. So I found this big skinny wallet, which is about the same size as most (if not all) triple folds. But its material is very thin. So that's the secret of its thin profile. It feels very durable and fits comfortably in a back pocket. One minus point: business card slots are perpendicular to the top…