🔧 Versatile Strap Multitool for Minimalist Men's Wallet Review

I received mine a few days ago and had time to test it and I have to say it has pros and cons like everything in life and that's ok. Design easy Cons: easy to lose, not enough room for all your cards and still really small enough that you have to fold a money clip at least twice to fit in there and not block your ability to eject cards All things considering is this wallet really well made and very nice design and also the option to comb your name or a gifted person's name in a special place…

I bought this to replace the carbon fiber Ridge wallet I had in my hands. I was also curious if the additional savings would make a difference in quality. From what I could tell at first glance, they were very similar. If you're not picky like some, then get this wallet; You must be very happy with your purchase. Well, if you're more concerned with fine details and a little OCD, then read on. Compared to the Ridge Carbon Fiber Wallet, this one was a bit heavier. I didn't weigh it then, but I…

This is mt. I even have two of them, one with a money clip and this one with a money lanyard. After some experimentation I wear this one with a strap as the clip can be awkward at times, especially in my back pocket. The wallet looks well constructed and is definitely small. It's at home in my front or back pocket, even when seated. Note that my usual "cargo" is a multitool, 6 credit cards, and a few bills. So I like the form factor. In addition, the connection is excellent. I quickly received…

The product itself is exactly as described and looks good but as this is my first wallet of this type I can now see how imperfect the overall design is . There are no cutouts inside to keep cards in place. So when the wallet is picked up, thrown, moved, etc., the cards are slowly removed. I've already cut off the "money holder" part so I can't return it, but be aware that this is not a secure way of storing your cards.