SPRIGS Wrist Wallet - Hidden Wallet Pouch with ID Window - Wristlet Travel Wallet w/Flip Open Magnetic Tab to Hold Cash, Card, ID's - Wrist Pouch with Zipper for Running/Walking - Black, Small/Medium

I like this wallet this is perfect to take if you were going somewhere like an amusement park or somewhere where you need to be able to have ID with you but be able to use your hands the only reason I did not give this a five the part that has a magnet on it to keep your ID in it I feel like it should have had something stronger like a button to hold it in place because it can come open easily with the magnet. if they perfect that I would actually purchase one because my husband and I do a lot of outside activity and I need to be able to have my hands but also keep change on me like when we're riding our bikes and I want to stop and get something to drink this is perfect because it does have a zipper compartment in it that I can put my money in as well as it is big enough to put a lip chap and chewing gum in so this is definitely something worth having if you are outside person like myself

I thought this would feel cumbersome while wearing, especially with a card inserted into flap but its not.The magnetic closure holds the flap closed consistently under normal conditions, e.g. walking, pushing shopping cart/baby stroller.However, I did not test it out while doing any vigorous activity (sorry...I'm not built for cardio so I only run if I'm being chased).The zippered compartment is big enough to hold your car keyfob or small ring with just a couple regular keys on it.The pouch is stretchy so it could accommodate more if needed butanything bulkier makes the wallet feel awkward while worn.The zipper itself is sturdy, not heavy duty per say but not wimpy either. It glides easily, stays shut & feels secure.The sizing is spot on. I got S/M & it fit perfectly on my 6.5" wrist (I'm 145#, 5'3").It also fit my mother who is def smaller than me (unfortunately I didn't get to measure her wrist but she's 5' & weighs 90# soaking wet).I expected it to sag & move around too much on her because she's so tiny but she said it stayed where it belonged & didn't feel bulky even on her small frame.I think this would make a great baby shower gift (especially if you're also giving the stroller).It would also make a great gift of encouragement for someone who's decided to embark on a new fitness journey after being dormant for some time or for someone previously opposed to doing cardio, who shudderered at the thought of walking for health on a daily basis.(raises ✋)The only (potentially negative) thing I will say is that i had trouble trying to remove my CC from the flap with the wallet on.I found it easier to remove the wallet from my wrist entirely & then pull out the card.I hope my humble opinion helps you in some way. Thank you for reading.

I bought this for when I go do gig work - I don't like to carry a wallet or any money of any kind, but I do need my license and such, so this is perfect.PRO: I have a larger wrist and it fits great. Very comfortable, soft material - doesn't rub or get too crazy hot. I love the zip up part - it holds several cards, registration, insurance cards, etc.CON: The "snap" magnet opens too easily so I keep all my stuff in the zip up portion. Too worried something will fall out otherwise. I mean a magnet isn't the most secure thing so that's the flaw in the design, but it does work otherwise and I haven't found one this comfortable.Verdict: Recommend as long as you're aware that the "snap" part opens too easily.I pride myself on accurate, helpful, and honest to-the-point reviews.

I only use this when I'm talking walks and it's very convient. I can't see using it any other time though

I have rather small wrists, so this might be better for another person. But for me it is very bulky and big on my wrist. But really handy for a dance party that you don't want to wear a fanny pack to

Now that I have this, I do not think I will use it personally, but it is an interesting idea. I could see it being useful if you didn't have pockets but needed to carry a few important things around with you. It is lightweight and fits my wrist comfortably. It would definitely hold a couple cards, some cash or change, or a few keys easily.You could use it, i.e. get at the cards and the zipper pouch while the wallet is still on your wrist. However, I found that I could not close the zipper while it was on my wrist because there wasn't the right kind of resistance for that to work.

This wristband wallet is a bit too big for me to wear it under a shirtsleeve. It does fit under the sleeve of my zippered jacket. For that reason, it seems ideal for carrying items that you might need to access quickly and also put back quickly (bus pass/bus fare, dollar bills, coins, ID, small house key, etc). I do not think it will replace my existing wallet and I don’t think I would put all my credit cards in the single plastic sleeve, but I can see it being useful for occasions when I am going out and only need to bring a few things from my regular wallet.

I got this wallet because I haven't worn "hard" pants in going on four years now, at least not on a regular basis, & unfortunately, not all leggings come with pockets. So, having a wallet that I can keep the essentials (like my drivers license & cash) in, & still have it be comfortable to wear is a plus. I have a couple of wallets now like this, but for different purposes. And I like having this wallet specifically for carrying my ID, cash, & a couple of my credit/debit cards.

It's uncomfortable, it restrict the wrist and there's a big gap between the bracelet and the card. The product concept is good but this design is pretty bad, the materials are definitely cheap and not worth the price.I bought this because it's cheaper than an option I've seen on amazon but I think I'll have to buy the more expensive one which would be more comfortable and not have a big gap. I would recommend the seller to find a better design, buy one from the provider to see if it's good before selling it on amazon.