Radix One Black Steel - RFID Blocking Minimalist Front Pocket Ultra Thin Strong Wallet Money Clip Card Holder

Nice product overall. Definitely a cool, attractive, and sturdy design. There were no sharp edges on the metal plates and the rubber band feels durable. I like that there is a little extra rubber on the money side to help with grip... nice consideration there.I have four cards in there, plus my license, plus two thin insurance cards, and the cards feel a little loose to be honest; I may have to just keep an extra junk card or two in there to keep them a little tighter. I wouldn't say I necessarily feel like they are going to slide out on their own easily but it certainly feels possible and that little possibility has me a bit on edge. Maybe after a few weeks I will get over it...The money stays securely in there though. I only have four bills in there right now and they are in there nice and tight. I think it just comes down to plastic cards sliding against the metal easily vs paper money sliding on metal and rubber.Like I said, the cards certainly can come out quite easily and I don't anticipate any fumbling around or hassle to be had with using my debit or credit card multiple times daily. Just push them up from the bottom, fan them a little bit and grab what you need. I could even take out the entire stack and slide them back in very easily without any struggle at all. When putting them back, it feels kind of like i'm holding a little deck of cards and getting them lined up nice and neatly back in a pile. Feels good.Also it's worth noting that when I sit in my office chair, I used to always remove my wallet as it felt more comfortable with an empty pocket. However, I sat in here today for a few hours already and I forgot I had this in my pocket. I am liking this thing very much so far!Nice job, Radix! Next time though maybe don't slap "Made in China" under the rubber band though.. even though most people will have no need to lift the band at that spot, that was annoying to see and I was just like.. why does that have to be right there? I'll never understand why everything has to have a label of where it was made. I am grateful that it wasn't slapped somewhere more visible though.

Update: 3 years now. Updating from 4 to 5 stars. Not sure if I can buy a replacement band still but at this point I got my money's worth. Edge cards are easier to get to. The band has stretched out a bit and no longer need to unhook one side for the max 10 cards which is my standard. Put more than 10 in it before as it started to stretch so that probably didn't help but cards don't fall out unless I have less than 9. If you had the min 4 cards you may need to add another card at some point.Original:Only had for 2 months so can't give 5 stars and this manner of wallet, in general, has its annoyances. Overall I am happy with my purchase. Hope there is some manner to buy replacement bands. That is the first thing I see wearing out here.The good:My wallet is a lot smaller. Had a bi-fold previously. Partially because I had to shrink down the number of cards to even use this. Even with that, it is smaller and the restriction helps with creep. Not wanting to break it by having more than they list it can handle. By keeping my ID/badge on one side and my primary cards on the opposite it I can get by without having to fuddle with the center cards often.Negative:Hard to pull just one card out. Sometimes even the edge one though being on the edge is easier. Have 10 cards(the max) and one of the bands unbuckled for cash as they suggest. Hasn't broken but it feels like it is a little strained. The metal clips that hold the band also seem to cause excessive wear to the band. I'll update when this turns into noticeable wear or if I am mistaken on the quality of the band. Stretch has not been an issue but some have reported such that is another item I'll watch for.

Overall great wallet. I think this wallet holds the most cards, 10, in the slimmest possible form factor. If holding the most cards in the most compact way is your goal this is tough to beat. Literally 2 metal plates and a band. The drawbacks are as follows:1. You have to take almost everything out to get access to one card2. The cards rub against each other and the plates so it does kind of scuff up your cards especially if you are holding the max 10 cards and access them a lot.3. The bands break, they do last a long while and are relatively inexpensive.4. If the band breaks while you are out and about then you basically have loose cards and 2 metal plates. I use to keep a extra band in my car.5. Doesn't hold much cash, especially if you are carrying the 10 cards.But for under $20 you get a slim (if not the slimmest) wallet with RFFID blocking that holds 10 cards. For the 3 years I used this thing I am overall very pleased despite the drawbacks. I recently upgraded to a Dango A10 which is a much more expensive wallet but I needed more flexibility to reconfigure what I am carrying in my wallet on a particular day. However, if you just need to carry a few cards and a small amount of cash daily then Radix One is a great value.

Delivery took waaaaay too long.. Guess it was because from the UK.. Product is great though

A handy, safe and strong case to carry a bit of cash and a few cards. I use it when I am ‘out out’ and don’t want a whole wallet with me or don’t want to risk losing too much.It’s well made (2 bits of steel connected with a sturdy strap). Nice finishing and reassuringly heavy.It can fit up to 5 cards or so and I use the atrap to add some cash.I would expect the price point to be slightly lower. But it will last forever so the quality may justify the price.

Comodo in tasca e anche molto bello. Il design è sicuramente l’aspetto chiave di questo oggetto. L’unica cosa che non trovo molto pratica è che, per banconote con taglio superiore ai 20€, bisogna liberare la fascia di gomma dai 2 blocchi laterali per permettere alla banconota (da 50€ per esempio) di essere riposta nel suo alloggiamento.

I bought this after cross shopping with others and liked the idea of the money strap instead of a clip. My first slim wallet, and I really like it so far. It has a nice look, and is pretty easy to flutter through cards. I keep my essentials on the top and bottom for easy access.The only reason for a lack of a star is that the money strap doesn’t fit Canadian bills very well. You have to undo one of the straps in order to have any chance of them fitting, due to their width. Not something I was aware of pre-purchase, but not the end of the world. This really does push you to use cards though, as the very folded money is an inconvenience to use quickly.Overall very happy with the wallet, and I love it’s slim design. I keep 8 cards in it and they hold very firm.

Great build quality. Small and light, used it on holiday abroad and it works a charm. Can be a little fiddly at first to get the right card out but once you get used to it, it's very good.