💼 Men's RFID-Blocking Carbon Fiber Minimalist Wallet Accessories Review

Received and downloaded this wallet today. I have 18 cards including driver's license, health insurance card, dental insurance card and 15 credit cards. I just tested it with my license to see if it only works with one card. As I wrote this I was thinking, do I really need insurance cards and how often do I really use them? This will reduce the number of cards to 16, but I'll probably add one more when it arrives in the mail. I know the limit is 12 so I might consider just having 2 and leaving…

It is strong and durable but has sharp edges and is quite thick. Overall pretty good value for money but I would spend a little more for a more refined product in the future.

First impression - This is a really good, durable wallet. I've decided to leave only the most important cards in there and the ones I use every day. I kept all the other cards in my fat old wallet and locked them in the glove compartment. Currently I only have my debit card, driver's license, 1 credit card and health insurance card. I keep my debit card in front as it's the most used and this thing works like a charm!

Pros: Much smaller than my old wallet. Can fit in any pocket. Don't lean to the side when it's in my back pocket. Cons: DO NOT drop on foot. RFID Blocker. Shit if you keep the card key in your wallet :D No extra space for receipts and other stuff (other than a clip). George Costanza couldn't use that wallet.

I was very skeptical about this type of wallet but on Prime Day it was very cheap so I decided to give it a try. It's a pain in the ass to use. If you don't want the card to be on top or bottom, you must remove all cards and fan them out. It holds MUCH less than my single-leaf wallet, yet is a tiny fraction thicker than my wallet. do you have cash Enjoy taking them out and clipping them back into the clip and folding in thirds every time. Do you have something larger than a credit card? no The…

What makes a person sweat about carbon fiber? This "purse" does exactly what it's supposed to. It keeps all your cards in one place and doesn't take up much space. I can easily fit all my cards (6 or 7). The more you add the harder it is to get them in, but to be honest that's how friction works. The paint on the money clip scratches easily, but still works perfectly. For $10 I really have no complaints.

I got this to protect against RFID scanners stealing numbers. In that regard, it works very well. It's aluminum lined with carbon fiber so it's pretty durable. So far the only issues I've noticed are that it's difficult to get just one card at a time. The money clip on the side is also a little loose and I need to check to see if I've lost any money. It's a great pocket clip so I don't have to reach to the bottom of my bag. In general I like it.

Works as described. You can put a lot of cards in this thing. Of course, the more you stuff, the tighter it gets. It's not hard to get used to, and it's a lot smaller than a wallet folded in three. However, the extra details in the kit confuse me. There is no description of what it is for and how to use it. I still have no idea about it! If anyone can reply to this review and give me a hint I would greatly appreciate it.

I've seen quite a few wallets that look like this. They were significantly more expensive, but fulfilled the same function as these. It keeps all my credit cards, ID and other information I need in my wallet in one beautiful, sleek and convenient place. He does his job very well.

When Covid hit I stopped carrying a bag or wallet with me to less touch things when I was outside. It morphed into carrying a plastic bag of cards. Turns out I don't seem to carry a lot of stuff with me. So I looked for a card holder with RFID protection and a money clip - that's it. Overall, it's pretty easy and hard to screw up. The only downside for me is that it's quite difficult to plug and unplug them when there are 6 cards in them. With 8 cards it was definitely something. I don't want…