💼 Flowfold Minimalist Card Holder: Sleek and Durable USA-Made Wallet in Black Review

They sent me the wrong color but other than that I can't complain. It's nice and thin and perfect for reducing bag bulge. Can't say much about durability, but considering the materials, I'm sure it will last quite a while with normal use. I put 5-6 cards in daily and get them out with no problem. I would suggest buying this wallet if you are looking for a cheap and slim wallet to get rid of the clutter in your bag.

I've been using this for about a year and will never go back to a regular wallet. This wallet should contain exactly as many things as you need. Too many don't fit. Not enough, the cards fall out of the wallet while it's in the pocket. However, it was pretty easy to narrow down my large wallet to hold the right amount of stuff in it. If it ever wears out, I'll buy another one just like that.

Like. The fabric and stitching are strong. I have 9 cards in it, two of which are in one of the tyvek holders that you get from the bank with the ATM card. It fits well in the front pocket of your jeans and doesn't get in the way. Addendum: 4 years later. Still going strong! This thing is 100% in my pocket. I have the original 9 cards plus two folded $20 bills for emergencies and a business card. I immediately ordered a second one in blue (original grey) to have a few extras for part-time work.

Wish he had 2 bags but that's ok. Right now I have 6 cards (7, but two are wafer thin) and a double size folder with 6 bills on the front. Before that I had a skinny wallet and I don't even know this thing is in my pocket now. I caught myself thinking I didn't know where my wallet was when it was in my front pocket. The easiest way for me to get cash is to slide up the first card, which is usually my ID, and the cash sits. the card is drawn upwards from above. 9 times out of 10 it works fine…

I switched from a bulky wallet to a money clip a few years ago, but even that was unnecessarily bulky because I've never used a clip. When my money clip failed I searched the internet and found this and I am SO happy with my purchase. As someone who only has 6 or 7 cards in their wallet and some cash, that's all I need. I like the triangular cutout on the front because it makes it easier to find and remove your cards than it used to be with a money clip. And this thing is durable - I've been…

After spending most of my life carrying a fat wallet, which is basically a filing cabinet filled with seldom used or obsolete items, I've slowly come to realize that 99.9% of the time I don't have anything need except my DL and credit card. I rarely pay with cash, and now you can even buy most things with your phone. Sometimes I need a Costco card or a health insurance card, medical flex card, etc., but it's easy to add them just for the day. In fact, I have a second regular wallet with these…

For years I used a credit card holder/money clip about this size as my main wallet. It's better than carrying a bulky thing in your pocket all the time. But it was always a bit difficult to get the cards out of the card holder and it was a little awkward to fold the cash and put it next to the cards and the card holder could only hold about 6 cards and a few bills. When I needed a new wallet I did a little research and saw it, ordered it and now I love it. What I like is that it doesn't have a…

Compact wallet with no frills. It's credit card size plus a quarter inch border on three sides. It contains 6 credit/debit/plastic cards as well as my driver's license, my insurance card, a photo of my girlfriend and my doctor's business card. Also, I could fold 5 (five) $20 bills into quarter size. Nothing is dripping at the moment. In fact, it's hard to get cash if you push it too far. You can fold back the back of the wallet to get the money better without damaging it. Better than falling…