🛡️ Enhanced Protection with the Tactical Minimalist Blocking Aluminum Limited Review

This piece is small, light, compact and you will forget yourself and always carry it with a round big wallet and then switch to this one. carry my main card and some cash with me and this is perfect for that.

Whatever it is, it's fine. But I would never call it a purse. I would call it a credit card holder with a money clip attached. Those looking for a traditional wallet should look elsewhere. For the active person who just wants to keep a few standard credit cards and maybe some cash, this works. There is NOTHING tactical about it other than being metal. If you use your cards a lot, get used to the fact that it takes longer to find the right card.

I've done a lot of research online about these wallets and have several minimalist leather or 'metal' wallets like this one. Overall I think this is the best of the 4 minimalist wallets I own. My cards are easily accessible and the elastic straps connecting the two sides seem to hold their elasticity better than the others I have. I only have about 5 cards in my wallet and sometimes I have a few bucks in my money clip which works well. material most. No more bulky leather stuff stuck to my bag,

Supposedly RFID protected. I doubt. I had my wallet on the counter about a foot from the credit card reader and it read the card in my wallet. Hmm, so the shopkeeper had me tested, and yes, it's an accident. Now maybe the RFID scanner is not as powerful as the card reader? I am not sure

I bought this purse for my fiance's birthday in March. He was pleased when he received it because when he was a drill sergeant in the army, his unit was called the Spartans. He loved this wallet! Note that I said "loved" in the past tense. Here we are, after a few months and a little change, and his wallet is falling apart. The rubber band breaks. Yep, just plain old rubber band holding two "tactical" plates together. It is very unfortunate that this happened.