Flowfold Blocking Outlier Pocket Wallet Review

Very high quality material and construction. I don't see this thing ever falling apart. Now that I've had it for a couple of weeks, I find the lack of a full-size wallet a bit of a disappointment. So if you use a lot of cash, I would recommend trying a different model. If you mainly use cards and like a very thin and minimal wallet, then this option is for you. It is very convenient to keep in the front pocket of your trousers.

Have been using Jimi wallets exclusively for over 15 years. You can only hold 4-5 cards. When I had to take another card, I had to decide which one to keep. However, I enjoyed the enforced discipline of traveling light. My new Flowfold is really thin and light and seems very well made. Now I've got a few more cards than Jimi and he's still skinny. Jimi became hard to find and they became more expensive. I assume the Flowfold will last a lot longer.

I really like this purse. It's light and thin and holds everything I need. At first I thought having to fold bills and stuff them in back pockets would be a nuisance. It's not bad at all. Money can be pulled out easily, but not too easily where it might want to fall out on its own. The maps are tight, but not too tight. I've been using Mighty Wallets for over 12 years now and I'm glad I finally switched to something more durable and compact. Made in the USA!

So I've been using the Trayvax wallet for a few years. I love American things. For a while I was looking for a suitable wallet to replace my Trayvax and then Flowfold popped up on Revain. I looked at her. then i decided to give it a try. Yesterday I came in, changed my stuff and when everything was in I knew it was the perfect wallet for me. I don't normally wear leather because when it gets wet with water or sweat it gets rough. I liked my Treyvax, but it got cumbersome and I didn't care how…