Timberland PROMen's Cordura Nylon RFID Trifold Wallet with ID Window

I really enjoyed using this wallet. It was durable, and designed well. It fits all my cards and protects them well from RFID issues. I felt that it was on the thicker side but not to much. Overall its functional and long lasting for anyone who doesn't prefer leather. I would buy another one. (I've used mine for years, its starting to look kinda beat up, but still works 100%, no major issues.) Enjoy.

Great, well organized. All items well protected with durable materials

I have had a lot of leather wallets in the past and after a year or so of use they always seem to loosen up and the card slots get stretched out and fail to keep my debit/credit cards in place. I end up having to purchase another leather wallet again and again year after year. So after years of different wallets I decided to go back to a nylon velcro wallet like the one I had in the 80's when I was a young lad. However this new Timberland wallet is very very durable and small and not bulky at all. It fits all of my credit cards and health insurance cards and bills perfectly. Since it's a new wallet all of the credit card slots are very snug but should loosen up in time. This will actually be fine with this particular wallet since all of the slots face inward toward each other instead of the slots allowing the cards to fall out the top or bottom when the wallet is closed up. That was the main reason I picked this wallet because of the way the slots wouldn't allow things to fall out. Over time this wallet is loosening up but it wont matter since the slots wont allow cards or things to fall out. I didn't want to have a big bulky wallet shoved in my back pocket all day. So this one I just have the main things I need but it works out really well for me. I would recommend this particular wallet to anyone who wants something smaller and clean looking and a durable wallet that won't let cards fall out. This is the wallet for you. I hope this review helps someone out there looking for a good wallet.

Good this product isn't "too thick" like most, it IS a bit skinny.Though, I had a cheap Nylon wallet that was actually "skinnier", so it would have been nice if I could have gotten that skinny again.But, despite that, this is a decent product.One "flaw" I have with it is I wish it had a small Zippered Pouch that we could put "loose change" in when we get it. It likes to "fall out" when you simply put it in the bills section of the wallet. So, that also is a disappointment.It also seems decently made, though again won't be as "long lasting" of that Nylon wallet I had, man if I could have found that wallet again and it had RFID protection, as well a zippered pocket.That thing was truly a perfect wallet... It was also yellow which I actually liked because then it's harder to "lose" (though having color options would be fine). Saw many other Nylons on here, even tried one, and they are NOT "skinny" like that thing was. It was also a "Trifold" like this wallet, so you weren't missing anything.Oh well, this one at least works well enough, and is "skinny" enough, even if not as much as would like.

Nice quality for its cheap price.

This wallet is very well-built and has held-up well over the past few months. Lot's of internal slots and enough room for most people's cards and ids. RFID blocking to protect credit/debit cards from being skimmed by unscrupulous passersby. I like the woven texture and it hold this wallet in my pocket without slipping. (One reason I avoid most leather wallets is that they are too smooth and could easily slip out of a pocket.)

I as a youth used a nylon surfer wallet back in the late 70s and the 80s. Eventually in the 90s I thought I would be more adult and go with leather. Back as a kid nylon wallets were all the rage. I had some generic brands, some name brands like Local Motion, HIC, OP and so on. Since then I have used eel skin that I purchased in Hawaii, Sting Ray skin and regular leather. I liked all of those, especially eel with the rough and tough texture but like anything else they wear out. The skin doesn't but the stretching does as well as the leather inside which is cow, not eel. Recently I have been using a leather wallet with RFID protection. That wallet has worn out and the credit card (CC) slots stretched out and the cards would slip out and fall if I opened the wallet or even took out from my pants and had it upside down. I thought I would go back to nylon with Velcro as added security for CC. This holds in my cards very well and it also has RFID protection. I am not going to deduct a star but I wish it had a change pocket with Velcro. Has no change pocket but there are probably other nylon wallets with change pockets out there. I used to have that on my childhood nylon wallets. I think those new nylon wallets with change pockets lack CC slots or ID windows so I need those features more than a coin pocket. Wish some had both features.Overall this is a great wallet for keeping your CCs secure from falling out and from RFID thieves. It is built well but have no idea how long it will last before falling apart. I guess about five years and if I get that out of it I will be happy to buy another.