Lindenle Slim Wallet Minimalist Front Pocket Wallet Card Holder RFID Blocking Money Clip with Stainless Steel Keychain

I had a similar wallet in the past. For me, carrying about 8 cards and a bit of cash, and wanting the smallest package, it's ideal.This one has several important differences that caused me to choose this over the others., and believe me, I looked at them all.--My previous had an aluminum clip, which I see that many of them do. That one broke after several months--aluminum isn't up to the job! This one really is steel, and I expect it to last!--The previous didn't come with the extra band, screws and screwdriver. At the price of this one, those inclusions are a big deal!--Price. Let's just say it: it's absurdly low for what you get!On this one, I'm finding it difficult to get the cards out relative to my old one, which had weaker bands, on three sides. However, I quickly realized that I didn't need the second metal plate at all, and by putting one of the tougher cards on the outside, I have a much lighter wallet, easier to get into. I took the second plate and band, and am using them as a second wallet for neighborhood walks and bike rides, where I don't need much more than a debit card, driver's license, and some cash.Anyway, I have enough experience with this type of wallet to know where this is headed, so I immediately turned aorund to buy a second (at this price, why not?) so that I'll be assured of having a spare when the time comes.A note on the key ring. I bet some people will have a hard time figuring it out. Look around the edge of each ring very carefully, and you will eventually find the zig-zag cut where you can pull the ring sideways to open it. The cut is so perfect, I'm betting a lot of people never find it, and think the keys hang on the hook, instead!

My husband likes it as it was his choice.I basically felt it was jus two metal plates tied by an elastic band.The cards we keep fits in with good grip but it's still open and not fully covered. It's as mentioned in the picture of the product.Maybe men might like it.But it's not a choice of mine.It can be used as card holder and not a wallet.

I carry a lot of plastic cards; bank debit & charge, store charge, gas station discount, driver's license, various memberships and ID's and some cash. I wanted a small footprint in a wallet, one that lets me get a card out with out a struggle and one that will not split at the seams. This wallet accomplished this. I like it.

Vary durable wallet I love it. Way thinner than a leather wallet. Not 5 stars because it does ware cards and scratches them up a little.

Definitely a great option for a minimalist wallet you can keep in your front pocket. It takes a bit to get used to, but definitely a great design. I also love the integrated multi tool, even if I pretty much just use the bottle opener.

Looks cool, but accessing your cards is a hassle since everything is sandwiched together. And if you move around a lot, I would not recommend this. One day the strap stretched, releasing the pressure that keeps the metal layers (and cards) together and the entire wallet fell apart, dropping all of my cards and the one loose metal layer.

Love it it is perfect for what I need so definitely recommend

So far I've only used the wallet but I really enjoy it. Seems to work good for me