Disabled Combat Veteran owned Minimalist RFID Slim Wallet I Scratch Resistant, Credit Card Holder & Money Clip, Easily Remove Cards, Mens Wallets (Carbon Fiber, gloss black)

First off, I bought this one because of the veteran owned business since I bought this for my boyfriend and he is a vet. He LOVES this wallet! Having it in carbon fiber is such a cool look for it. He has been using it everyday since I got it for him. He likes how light and durable it is while being able to secure all his essentials. He said it's very handy to just grab it and slide it in any pocket and not really notice it.He was debating weather to use it with or without the clip, so he was playing around with it. Turns out,it's VERY easy to remove the clip. I took a few pictures to show others how he did it. Using the tool that was provided (very handy) he unscrewed the top two screws and just loosened the two beneath the clip and it came right out. I tried to take a few pictures to show how it's done. It's great that it comes off pretty easy, but ultimately he decided to leave it on there.It came in a stylish box, so just a quick wrap and it was done. I was happy about that part! Overall, he was very pleased, I scored big with a great gift, and now our son wants one! You won't be disappointed buying this for yourself or a gift for someone else!

I ordered this wallet to have a high quality minimalist wallet for short trips. The quality is great and the price is awesome. I like to order from veteran owned companies when I can and this one is phenomenal.

Classy looking, easily and very securely holds half a dozen or more credit-card-sized cards. Cards are easy to get in; taking a single card out is a little trickier, but after doing it several times I could pretty easily get any one of the cards out in a few seconds. The thing sits reasonably comfortably in a front pocket without sticking all that much, but I definitely feel it and it's pretty visible--with 4 credit cards, and 6 folded paper bills in the money clip, it's a little thicker than a phone (though of course its footprint is much smaller, about 1/3 that of a phone). The money clip works fine.It seems very well made, all the materials seem high quality. I imagine that eventually the stretchy straps that hold the two sides together will wear out, but they look like they'd last a long time. The real question for me is whether it's worth switching from a regular back-pocket soft wallet to this thing. It's really not any thinner than my leather wallet holding the same stuff. My leather wallet's footprint is a little too big to work in my front pocket, and this thing is too hard-edged and rigid to work in my back pocket--so it comes down to where you'd rather carry a wallet, I guess.There's also the question of how you feel about money clips. This product comes with a small tool for removing some of the wallet's screws, which in turn allows removing the money clip. But I found the tool was too rounded at the very tip, and I had to push down on it pretty hard to get it to sink deep enough into the recessed part of the screw top to engage. I didn't try removing the clip, but I have a feeling it might not have been easy to get the screws out and back in with that tool.

Excellent wallet, it's super cool looking, perfectly functional, all while still being super compact and simple. It made a great gift for my husband; he has tried some similiar style wallets before and they either fell apart right away, were too small or hard to get cards out of, or were just plain ugly; he has been showing this one off to all his freinds, haha, now my son wants one too!

I found the wallet difficult to insert and extract credit cards. It's too bulky for me.

The accompanying before/after photos tell the story.Before: The last in a long series of rubber bands — albeit an especially sturdy rubber band — around a disorganized mess of paper and plastic.After: Two refined sheets of carbon fiber and a sturdy matching clip securing a few odd bills.I even managed to cull a couple of cards in the transition. Who knew those were still in there?The tradeoff? By my measure and scales, 5/32” (>4 mm) of added thickness, plus 2.1 ounces (~59.5 grams) of weight. Do I feel that bit of difference? No, but I wear cargo pants or shorts more days than not.I haven’t decided whether to keep the money clip on the wallet. If I do opt to remove it, the wallet shipped with the tool I’d need. Since a mugging in 2016, I don’t often carry cash.On the other hand, that clip might be handy for securing/isolating other stuff. Perhaps the business cards I’m handed while traveling? Okay, on second thought, I’m keeping the clip.The band mechanism that secures the two sides of the wallet is clever. And effective. Which is to say, it works well, whether holding one card or the nine pieces of IDs and passes, plus bank and insurance cards normally in my pocket.I’ve no way to test this wallet’s RFID-blocking properties, nor do I know the extent to which that is a likely threat. But after a bit of research, I’m convinced I’d rather have that protection than not, and that this wallet does indeed provide it.Bottom line: This wallet is now the foundation of my every-day carry.Oh, and the box it came in is also nice. I’m keeping that, too.Hope this helps. Clear skies!

nice to have RFID blocking, well made, looks good, easy enough to put cards and cash into but accessing individual cards is awkward.

This wallet is well made and holds everything I need and more. When traveling and needing additional cards, there is room. The material looks great and comes with a tool to open and adjust as needed. Easy to access my cards, sort thru what I need and put it all back in again. Money clip works well. Quite pleased all around. Definitely recommended if looking for a minimalist wallet experience.