VULKIT Card Holder with Money Pocket Pop Up Wallet RFID Blocking Slim Metal Bank Card Case Holds 5 Cards and Notes

I was so bad at keeping my cards in a wallet before, the cloth ones were so cumbersome and would only be good for a short window when the cloth had tension but wasn't too tight. Since switching to these I am very diligent about keeping my wallet in order.I've bought this wallet twice after my first one got sticky inside the mechanism after a liquid spill--still worked but was a lot harder to use no matter how much I submerged it in water and alcohol. But it was an easy purchase to make again. I still use the old one for old cards or things I still need to keep in a drawer--it's not sticky, just stiff.One negative is that The cloth part has bad edges on both of the ones I got out of the box, the way it's glued on is weird, but with use will get worn down and the cloth is still adhered well--even the one I tried cleaning repeatedly. The cloth is cheap and its stretch wont last forever, but it's silky and feels nice. I'd like a leather version.The metal is solid, and the exact right weight. The paint job is great.I like the spring action and the switch being on the bottom is preferred to the switch on other wallets being on the side, since I like the way it sits against my phone in my pocket better--but you might prefer being able to more easily flick the cards out one handed with other wallets with the side lever.My mom liked it so much I got her one. She's since upgraded to a bigger version of the same kind of thing, but still uses this for ID and medical cards.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Simple Review (Paraphrased):Using this wallet for two years now and it’s still going strong! It holds all my cards—seven inside and two outside—and the opening mechanism still works perfectly. The extra outside pocket is great for membership cards, and there’s a small front pocket that’s handy for storing coins, especially pennies for Aldi carts. Definitely worth the money!Quality:is decent have few scratches over the year now.Thickness:pretty much same as regular phone. but sturdyCard protection:the protects great from electronic scanners.

What a clever idea! When I first tried to order this slim and tiny wallet, it said that it came with a money clip. When it arrived without the clip, I returned it, only to find that it no longer comes with a clip. There is a tiny pocket on the front, where you can tuck a few dollar bills. It’s serviceable, but looks rather flimsy like it won’t last long… My husband really likes the way. The small wallet feels in his front pocket. Great wallet that needs a little more perfecting… but maybe better than the rest?

The media could not be loaded. This is my second wallet from this company. I bought my first wallet 2 years ago when I got my license, as I needed something thin with RFID protection. The product holds well over time. The only wear I had on my old wallet, is the cloth money holder. The fabric loosened a tiny bit over time, and there was some pilling, but it still held up and did its job for what I needed it to. The only reason I bought a new wallet, is because I wanted a different color. It functions well, looks clean, has a good size, and the cards are still easily accessible while staying protected

This my second one (I’ll get to that in a bit). A few reasons why I like this wallet:* Durable aluminum. It surrounds the cards on the 2 long sides/1 short side. This does an excellent job of protecting the card edges from that occur with other “open” wallets.* Durable fabric for small amounts of cash, cards, ID. When I first got it I figured it would not last long, but at 9 months it still worked fine and showed no signs of coming away from the wallet. I would recommend caution so as to not over-stretch the material.* It’s a one-handed design. Very useful for those situations when you need to use RFID.If you are in a situation where you need to use the slider daily to remove cards, I don’t know how well the mechanism will work. It’s mainly plastic except for the spring and rod that the spring rides on. I had no problems with the mechanism when I used it correctly.If you are in a dirty/dusty environment, I don’t know how well the mechanism would work long-term.If you need to show identification WITHOUT removing the card from the wallet, then this is probably not for you. My situation is that I normally have to hand the ID to someone (airport security, pharmacy drive-thru, etc.) so it’s not a big deal.Don’t overload the wallet like I did as there’s no fallback method for removing the cards out without destroying the bottom slide mechanism. I hastily put too many cards in the wallet and forced the slide which broke it. That’s on me so be careful. I am buying a second one because it worked well for me.Tough to beat for the money. It’s a great deal compared to other “EDC” wallets which are almost 10x the cost.