Slim Wallet Original Leather With Rfid Safe Card Case

I've had this wallet for a couple of months now and I must say I still absolutely love it! I've had plenty of black or brown wallets over the years, but I'm glad I went for the blue color. Nice difference to the norm and it looks great. The color of the leather and metal portion compliment each other very well. I am asked about it and get positive comments constantly, especially when they see the switch mechanism to pop the cards out. And I have to admit, it's so cool and fun to do. Maybe it's the kid in me (or engineering nerd) but I love playing with it and look forward to each time I'm at a check out or somewhere to show my ID. Some people prefer the one which snaps closed (because if lots of cash in the wallet then it's bulky and stands open). I personally like this one without the snap / clamp: * It's sleeker and thin and slides in the front pocket easily (main reason for a thin wallet). * while in your pocket it is held closed anyway. * I like being able to quickly open it by simply unfolding it and not have to deal with an extra un-snap step (just my preference). * and if don't like the look of it popped open when sitting on your table or dresser, just put it with the flap side down so the weight of the waller keeps it closed (see pics attached). All the color choices and clamp options aside, either way it's a great wallet! Whichever options you chose per your personal preference, you won't be disappointed. And may also find the pop up mechanism so much fun that you rather use your card to pay instead of the phone apps, just so you get the chance to play with it.

I'm so proud of this new wallet, I want to pull it out at any opportunity. I've been youtubing and amazoning for a new wallet for months trying to decide. The rave on Secrid's quality is far and wide and it's one of the few compact wallets that doesn't use a money clip or elastic strap for bills. I have to be able to carry some cash. I actually have had 12 bills in this wallet without issue (I try to keep less most of the time). I have to admit, not wanting to have the bulk of my previous trifold I cut back on what I put in a wallet. So four cards in the case (debit, Visa, Amex, M/C). I know it will hold more but seriously, how many credit cards do I really need to carry? I can visibly see there's more room in the metal case, but I choose to minimize. In the card pockets I have my license, my healthcare card, and a computer access card. I've always had a separate card wallet for travel with all the hotel, rental, and airline membership cards along with passport. I'm really tickled about this Secrid. It's good looking, great quality, and holds what I need. I've seen reviews complaining about the leather, but thin leather is part of the trick to keeping it thin overall. Not at all cheap leather, but it's cut thin to avoid adding bulk. If you wanted a thick leather wallet, you probably shouldn't be looking for "slim wallets". One thing that's been happening I didn't expect, nearly anyone who sees it wants to know if the cards fall out. I can absolutely attest that the cards do not fall out. I've repeatedly demonstrated it by shaking is upside down with the cards extended even.

This wallet was exactly what I was looking for. It’s well made is the first thing you notice once you get past the classy presentation box. I appreciate a well packaged product. It shows the have pride . The wallet itself is of good quality leather and the mechanism to push the cards up works flawlessly. I have 5 cards in that slot. One has imprinted raised letters and the other 4 are regular. I use the spot for the money for bandaids and receipts. I keep the bills in the interior right most pocket. I usually keep 1 one hundred dollar bill and 2 twenty dollar bills along with 1 ten. I carry it daily along with a pocket clip knife in same pocket and it is very comfortable and makes life a breeze!

I have been using this Secrid wallet for over a year now. I purchased it because my previous wallet ended up bending the corner of some of the cards in it. So I knew I wanted something more rigid but not bulky. After reading reviews of several wallets with metal frames and casing, I chose the Secrid wallet for the design and functionality. So far, I’ve not had anymore bent corners on my cards. I like the leather wrap around the outside. I’m able to add about 6-7 cards in the case without difficulty getting them out. The cards are held snugly in place in the case, but a hard shake can cause them to slide out. The inside pockets allowed me to add a few more lesser used cards. After carrying for a while and stretching the leather, I’m able to keep 5-8 bills in the billfold along with two bandaid strips. I’ve read reviews that the glue used to attach the leather to the metal frame might detach, but I have not encountered this issue.

The adhesive solution for the RFID compartment and wallet leather is a tacky (terrible) design choice and shouldn't be put in a wallet. There is absolutely nothing you can do to stop the front opening side from peeling if you carry around multiple things like I do: your phone or keys will split the two parts apart or moving around will inevitably do the same thing. It does not bode well when you put that combination in a pants pocket, even with how small the wallet is. The adhesive peeled off for me in less than a month. I wasn't impressed with the RMA experience. I explained the issues I was having and gave them video, pictures, S/N, and the other info. They opted for attempting a repair instead of giving me a replacement, which resulted in a faster failure after a week of getting the wallet back. I voiced my disappointment, and they said they cannot authenticate my wallet since I got it from Amazon. Really? And after I provided the S/N, you're willing to (try but fail to) repair the wallet but not provide a warranty claim... even after having it on hand for the repair?

Would of given it 5 stars but did have a small QC issue with the leather upon arrival but other then that, wallet is exactly what I was looking for. Chose this over many other brands included the highly rated Ekster Brand as most of us seem to go back and forth with. My issue with ekster was that right out of the box, the lather was already pealing from the case and for the price, that was not going to cut it. And I don’t particularly like that fact that my cash is free floating for everyone to see when I take my wallet out. I’m more of a traditional wallet folder if you will and love the fact that Secrid Nailed it with the size and the amount of storage you have with each flap. Granted it cut my “costanza” wallet down to the bare minimum and it still left me with more then enough space to add cash for those “cash only” moments on a night out! Will see how this wallet will hold up over time but I did get the textured black one and that seemed to be more of my style as I am a busy man who travels a lot and my wallet gets placed in a bag, tote or carrying case and the textured should help with mitigating scratches or damages. Great Job Secrid, will be purchasing again for a few family members and myself once this has worn to its wits end! If your on the fence between Secrid vs anything else, you won’t be disappointed as I’ve tried MANY and nothing comes close to practicality and smoothness of the card slider! Enjoy

These are really slim and durable. I have had mine for over 8 years and this was a gift for someone else. It hold 5 cards and on the inside it hold another 2 plus cash bills. If you need more card space they have a double.

I really enjoy minimalist card wallets. This is not one of those, at least not in the traditional sense. To be clear, this is a wallet for your front pocket (you would likely crush it over time in your back pocket), and is on the smaller side of the spectrum of wallets out there. But for what you are carrying in it - it adds a substantial bulk. Compared with say a Herschel card wallet for example it is about the same length and height - but about twice as thick. I still really like it. I first ordered the version with the button clasp and found it way too bulky. Much better without it and it stays together just fine in my pocket or hands. If you are going to carry this in a bag or purse, I would get the version with the button closure. I am able to fit 4 credit cards in the metal storage area if they all have raised numbers, 5 if two of the cards are flat (think Drivers License or Health insurance card). The card ejection mechanism works very well and is the star of the show. It does have extra space for a small amount of cash, restaurant punch cards, etc - which is a plus over a simple card wallet.