🔲 Premium Black Aluminum Cardholder: Ekster Men's Accessories for Wallets, Card Cases & Money Organizers Review

I had less than an hour. As I said, I put 6 cards in it. They are well clamped. I had to demolish the case which was made of strong aluminum but cheap plastic parts (the only parts I could snap off) to get my ID and CC along with the other 4 cards I carry with me daily. I just did what he was capable of not knowing what was going to happen. Not sure how convenient it would be if it was in my pocket. But I'm sure it will hold up just like the NRA money clip I replaced after 4 years.

I like almost everything about it. The look is clean, the trigger works very well, and I really like how easy it is to draw cards. They slide back into place easily and have never fallen out. The wallet is thin and the money strap works well BUT when you sit on a hard chair with this hard wallet in your pocket you feel it and it's uncomfortable. I don't mind. I still get my wallet almost every time I sit down, but a few times when I just want to leave it there it can be a little annoying when…

Pros: Holds cards fairly well. Cons: Overpriced Overpriced - Space grade aluminum - Sorry but 6061-T6 is a marine grade aluminum that has been used for almost 50 years. within 1 year - scratched like hell and looks like crap. Please take your money and spend it elsewhere, but not on this overpriced junk.

This is the best wallet, I wasn't sure at first because of the size. It holds 5 cards, could hold more for me but it all depends on the thickness of the credit cards. I have had this wallet for several months and could not ask for better quality. In fact I just bought another style from them to see how it works for me. I highly recommend this product. I referred some friends to this wallet and they really liked it too. Thanks for a great product.

Sleek packaging but the QR code that was supposed to give directions actually sent me to the kitchen help site (or maybe it was Cuisinart) Revain site . Not so hot what's up. Then I put my six most used cards in my wallet (as suggested). They got stuck and the trigger/button (which pushes your cards up) broke immediately when pressed. Not exactly the quality I was hoping for when I bought a $100 or so wallet. Try Ridge instead.

I gave it one star because I couldn't give zero stars. I dropped my wallet out of my pocket onto the floor and the wallet immediately shattered. The exterior is metal but all the components are plastic and when it hit the ground all the internal components shattered into pieces. This wallet costs $60 and is a rip off. Only buy this product if you are 100% sure you will never drop it on the floor, even while you have it.

- Holds up to 6 cards in inner sleeve: I have 5 regular cards and 1 embossed card. More than 1 embossed card will likely reduce the total to 5. Old embossed cards take up more space. Another 6 (maybe more) cards fit under a metal plate held in place by a rubber band. I could easily fit a Tile wallet tracker and three more cards, and there's still room! There is a small rectangular crest at the front and three neatly folded bills under the braid. The aluminum frame is very smooth and looks very…

. I like it very much, no complaints so far. I got this because it's obviously a lot thinner and lighter than my previous trainer wallet, it even looks like I didn't have a wallet with me. I'm tired of going through my wallet for cards and getting stuck in holders all the time. With this, BAM!, the cards come out smoothly, they're easy to pull out and put back in. It even looks really cool. Even with a traditional wallet, my cards bend, wear out and get damaged, but they stay straight and well…

Edit. Broke within a month. Liked the wallet. Apparently cheaply made. I bought about 20 minimalist wallets. None of them were what I was looking for. This fits the bill. Slim form factor, even with cash, in all dimensions. Easy to use / smooth thumb lever. Appearance and easily accessible but secure card holder. Thanks to the designer. I will buy and give away