SERMAN BRANDS RFID Blocking Slim Bifold Genuine Leather Minimalist Front Pocket Wallets for Men with Money Clip Thin Mens

I had been looking for a front pocket minimalist wallet for a while. I wanted one that would be as thin as possible to hold 6 cards and my license that included a money clip, something that I normally use, to combine the two. I looked at and ordered one of those that had the side mechanism to expose the cards and after filling it with my cards and tying it, I sent it right back. It was bulky, and actually noisy being an aluminum can that rattled against keys and change as I walked. I then ordered this wallet and I must admit, I’m SUPER happy with it. It’s well crafted and very compact. The soft leather is quiet and with all my cards and 6 bills, (12 layers) it’s still thinner than the mechanical ones. The pull tab extractor to access the cards is simple and very efficient. No screws to loose and lose, nothing to jam. I’ve tested it for the RFID and it works fine too. Feel free to consider it to be highly recommended!

This wallet is thin, light, and has everything you need: a handful of card slots, a nice exterior-slot for your most-used card, a deeper inner-slide which I have found very useful for insurance cards, a see-thru ID slot which holds two ID-thickness cards (think passport card or weapons permit in addition to your DL), and a money clip to have a small amount of cash.The material also wears and breaks-in very nicely to give it that worn-in leather, not plastic, appearance. It looks smart for both casual and more dressed-up carry. Nothing about it feels cheap to me, and I think its a tremendous value.Most men have no clue how bad it is for your hips and back to be sitting on a thick wallet. Leave all of those extra card slots, zipper pouches, and divided main cash slot to women who carry them in purses which could double as a beach bag.

It's a well made wallet with enough storage for a driver's license, 4 credit cards, and 5 thin ID cards in the slot with the strap that pulls out the cards, and 8-10 20-dollar bills held down by a thin metal band, not a bulky clip. The leather is high quality.I wasn't sure I'd like the pull-out section, but it works fine, and if rarely-used cards are kept there, you won't use that part too much.All loaded up the thickness is about 1/2-inch, which isn't obtrusive. The size of the wallet let's it be stored either in a front or back pocket.

Nice wallet, good quality. The outside card pocket leaves the end of cards somewhat exposed. It’s still a very nice wallet. Slim - thin, not too bulky. Good buy.

So far it’s served its purpose. I didn’t need a big wallet with a lot of slots so this is great. With what I have in it you can’t even tell it’s in your pocket because it’s so small and slim. Seems to be fine quality for the price. I would buy again and I would recommend.

I only got it a few days ago but i cant help but admire the basically perfect design every part is thought out and just makes sense, you wonder why people hadnt done it sooner. I did hear how it isnt water proof and thatll leave marks, but unless you plan on going swimming with it pretty sure its just the perfect wallet.

This "Serman Brands RFID Blocking Slim Bifold Genuine Leather Minimalist Wallet" (version 1.0 with the ID window on the inside flap) is an outstanding value for the money. I selected the full grain leather, gray color options. At around $29, I was delighted to find the wallet to be of good quality construction, with tidy, tight, well executed stitching, even grain/coloration, and rolled under edges for durability and a clean finish.One outside flap (the "front" of the wallet) has a simple pocket with a cutout to aid in pressing cards up and out with your thumb. This slot can easily hold two cards, technically more if you stretch it, but it seems perfect for holding the single card you use most (I keep my main credit card there for easy access).The other outside flap (the "back" of the wallet) has an open end slot (accessible without opening the wallet) with a pull tab for accessing the cards contained therein. I was worried the pull strap would be gimmicky and delicate, but in practice, it is well made and wonderfully convenient. The strap is high quality webbing (not elastic, as I expected) tipped with a slender leather pull tab. The slick sheen of the webbing makes operation smooth, and when pulled, the cards rise up approximately 2" out of the pocket for easy handling. Four cards fit easily in the slot without compromising the smooth operation of the pull tab. It could probably handle more, but why overload it and stretch the leather? There are plenty more pockets for other cards, if desired.On the inside, there is an adjustable tension money clip that seems to hold bills securely in place. I've had no troubles with them shifting or sliding out. As the wallet lays open, the left side has two additional slots for more cards. Each of these slots can hold 1-2 cards--or in my case, a slim stack of three ultra thin laminated paper cards that my bank issues to account holders for each account, plus an equally slim laminated health insurance card. One of these slots would also be an ideal place to keep 3-4 business cards. On the other (right) side is the clear window for an ID. That's where you would typically keep your driver's license, but the slot is thick enough that you can fit another card behind it (in my case, my GA weapon carry license). It's a little tricky to get the IDs out again, but there's a cutout in the center of the clear window to assist with this.That's it for the features. Overall, the "footprint" of the wallet is a little slimmer in length and especially width/height than a lot of other wallets, and when folded up, it's decently thin as well because of the money clip eliminating the need for an extra layer or two of leather that normally makes up the bill compartment on a more typical bifold wallet. No, it's not ultra minimalist, but it's perfect for a typical man's needs. While I love the idea of slimming down to keep things simple, in reality, there are a number of rare-use cards that I have to keep in my wallet or it will be extremely inconvenient, possibly disastrous, in the rare instances I need them. These include my health and dental insurance cards (which I'll otherwise forget to bring with me the once or twice a year I go in for a checkup), my GA weapons carry license (which is supposed to be with you at all times when concealed carrying, and you never know when you may be stopped by an officer who wants to see it), a Costco card (which would be frustrating not to have with me when my wife calls to ask me to pick something up on my way home from work), and so forth. If I wasn't worried about the need to have these with me whenever the need for them arises unpredictably, sure, I could easily slim down to a true minimalist wallet that only holds 3-5 cards. But realistically, I would end up shouting the F word at least five times a year--maybe more--when I'm inevitably forced to drive all the way home again because I left those cards on my dresser or in our other vehicle.So this is an excellent, decently slim, uber convenient wallet with some of the best features that the "cooler" minimalist wallets offer (like quick pull tabs, outside access, etc.), in a well made form factor from what seem to be decent, durable materials. And it's only $30 or less?! What a great deal. Get one! I bet you'll find it a great fit, unless you're deeply concerned with style or want it to have that much more pleasing vegetable tanned leather smell (this one smells like it's chrome tanned, which is more chemical smelling by comparison, but still fine).Highly recommended as a great value for the money.

This well made wallet is small enough to fit in the front pocket, has plenty of space for several credit cards, driver's license and health insurance cards. What I really like is how easy it is to access the credit cards by pulling the little tab. The inside money clip is useful, and the bills are hidden when the wallet is closed. Overall I really like this wallet!