💼 Compact and Organized: Bullz Insert Bifold Trifolds Wallet for Simplified Storage Review

Have bought this item for two and a half years and now it's falling apart after relatively little use. I have many different cards; So I have to put several cards in each pocket. The outer edge of one of the center vinyl pouches was torn and the front was completely broken off. I'm disappointed because I've had vinyl card holders in the past that lasted about ten years before breaking. Do not buy this brand again, although it is possible that there are no better brands today.

Pockets are very narrow. Credit cards are difficult to deposit and withdraw. The pockets should be wider to be convenient to use. If I had known that before ordering, I would never have bought them.

I don't have many credit cards (or photos) but I have some ID and membership cards that don't look good when left at home. When I receive a new wallet as a gift, the first thing I do is disassemble the slip-in card to use with my existing wallet until that wallet is no longer usable. and i am very happy with it. They hold the cards in place without forcing them to slide in, and the vinyl material has a slightly "heavy" feel. Since I also only have to use one of the inserts at a time, I have a…

They do what they have to do. They're a little thicker than plastic than what was in my wallet before - which is good. They are also slightly smaller - just the right size for, say, two credit cards. I thought the price for two of them was very good and they were delivered before the expected date.

Although these inserts are made of stronger plastic than the ones originally in my Perry Ellis wallet, they are not wide enough at all. The annoying thing is that I have to cut 3mm (or 1/8 inch) off a business card to fit in my pocket. I'm also aware from the start that the plastic credit/debit card pockets are so tight that removing them to pay will not be easy, and struggling with them will likely result in the pockets tearing prematurely. The opening could also be more convenient to…

While the quality isn't bad, this is a 25 cent item that they charge almost $5 for. I wouldn't care, but if you put the tab in your wallet, the slots you put your cards in are on the back, making it difficult to take the cards out. You can fold it so that the slits face each other so that it doesn't lie naturally in the wallet.

What can I say - these are inserts. Exactly as described and definitely as durable as any I've had. Let's face it, these things aren't a perfect science, and neither version can stand the sight of credit cards slipping back and forth on a day-to-day basis. As long as they hold up well.

They're hard to find in stores so availability is the best feature. I've just started using one so I can't vouch for their durability but the material is stronger than my previous one. The vinyl is nice and crisp, and the slots load easily enough without your cards falling out. I like being able to buy two as I will eventually need a new one and am now waiting for one.

insert is as advertised except I had to crop my wallet sized photos to fit inside the envelope. It didn't really matter, but it could be that cropping the photo cuts off too much of the image.