Allett Trifold Wallet, RFID Blocking for Men & Women (Nylon, Charcoal Grey)

I have used the same wallet for over ten years. A bit of wear, but still very usable. Thus wallet is NOT stylish. It will not impress "the babes" no matter how much money you have inside. When you get it, it will not be impressive looking. It will look like 2 cents worth of nylon. It isn't even cool in that ironic or geeky way. If you have this wallet, even Bill Gates will try to pants you. Now, that we have that out of the way, let me tell you this is my favorite wallet. It holds a lot and it doesn't get in the way. It is very sturdy despite it's appearance. It is made out of the same material that they make parachutes. You put his wallet in your pocket, and it will disappear without a trace, only to reappear once you take it back out, If I had any acting ability, I would make it the main part of my magic act. The wallet will hold about 16 different cards. There are four card pockets, so you can organize your cards in various groups. There are two money pockets. There's a deep pocket and a shallow pocket. I put $20s in the deep pocket, and put smaller bills in the shallow pocket for easy access. Older models had some problems with cards falling out, but the newer models have a piece of velcro that helps hold the cards in. I use to put a thin piece of shirt cardboard if I didn't have 3 or 4 cards in one pocket, but the Velcro strip does the job. If you want to be stylish, get a standard wallet or use a money clip. If you need a wallet that is comfortable to use, get this. There's a leather model that's a bit more stylish, but I prefer the original.

Loving this wallet. I was using a minimalist wallet and love the size of it in my pocket but had to minimize amounts of cards I fit in the wallet. Then I realize a minimalist wallet isn't what I'm looking for. I'm really looking for a thin wallet that will fit all my cards and some cash. The best part is I do not need to fold up my bills like I do with the other small wallets. I also don't need people to see how much cash I have like a money clip. Another good thing I like is this wallet has a huge pocket beside the money pocket that i put receipts and other stuff. With all the junk I put in my wallet, it's still amazingly thin in my pocket. However, when I take out wallet from my pocket, there is no indication which is top or bottom of the wallet. Since the wallet is very loose, I can see money fall out if I open the wallet the wrong way. I think a logo or something on the outside of the wallet would help. This was simple for me to fix. I just marked the top of the wallet with a sharpie. As for the complaints that cards will fall out, I feel they fixed the problem by putting rubber pieces into the slots. I never worry that cards will slip out.

I give this wallet 5 stars because it is exactly what it says it is. It is a slim wallet, good quality. I like the half pocket for US bills and the larger pocket for whatever else. I've been looking for a wallet that did not stagger-stack my credit cards. This makes a big hump in the middle of the stack and causes the tops of the cards to crack. This wallet is designed for you stack your cards on top of one another. There is not thicker section because there is no overlap. The cards don't crack because they are all stacked together. I also really like the material. It doesn't feel like it would last a lifetime like a leather wallet might, but it's quality and should last a while. The only thing missing is a window for ID. I personally like that, but not sure why. Every time someone wants to see it I still have to take it out. So it's not that big of a deal.

So far, this has been a great wallet. For several years I've been searching for a real man's wallet that actually has some carrying capacity. Somehow there's a current obsession with tiny wallets, so it's been hard finding something that can actually carry my stuff. At first, I felt some trepidation about ordering the Allett Slim Nylon Original wallet, not least for the use of the word "slim" in the product name. The dimensions were listed as only 5" x 3 3/4", and only .2" thick. I was initially convinced that this was going to be too small, yet I had searched using the phrase "high capacity," so I took the time to read through some reviews. Surprisingly, reviewers confirmed the description's claim that this wallet can hold 24 cards plus cash and other contents. I thought I should try it. I have found that the Original wallet can indeed securely hold a number of cards adequate for the routine business I conduct. Besides cash and cards, I can also carry spare house and car keys in the wallet's deep pocket (I use a credit-card-sized key holder wallet insert for this). And now that I have trash-talked the obsession with skinny wallets, I have to admit that the Original is surprisingly flat, even when fully loaded, due to its super-thin fabric. ARK

I bought my first All-Ett wallet several years ago and liked it so well I bought one for each of my two adult sons. The lawyer son had a very expensive wallet and figured he would never use this cheap thing. But he rides dirt bikes on the weekends and decided to use it one weekend just because he would never take his expensive wallet in the woods. He gradually liked it more and more and eventually gave up the expensive, bulky wallet and carries the All-Ett even at work now. The other son works in the field for an oil production company and complained about the "potato chip" texture and that he sometimes dropped his credit cards when taking it out. But the crispness wears off rather soon and you learn how to load the credit cards to keep them in. They both carry this wallet daily now. I'm a now retired business owner and marine mechanic and mine has worn out after maybe 8 years of daily, hard use. I wouldn't even consider buying anything else. If you read the negative reviews here, most of them are from people who did not give the All-Ett wallet a fair chance. If you learn to work with this wallet, I believe you will come to appreciate the thinness and light weight as my family has.

I initially was not pleased about it's texture. Leather is soft, supple, and it doesn't want to slide out of your hand. This wallet on the other hand seems slick, like it might slide out of my hand accidentally. I guess there are pros and cons to that type of texture. It is also light, which makes it feel cheap, but that's actually a nice attribute. I keep dirty countertops, and on the first day I got the wallet it got an olive oil stain on it. I don't think that would have happened with leather. It seems maybe a little expensive.. I guess. I do really like the velcro enclosure. It seems like a fitting wallet for me because it can put it into a daypack, and out for an excursion, and I'm not worried about my cards falling out. It is professional enough for me, but then it can also be taken out on the trail. I've only had it for a week or two, but I think I am going to keep it. I'm looking back at my old leather wallet, that couldn't even close with cash and cards poking out, at the bottom of my pack, and think what the heck was I doing with that thing for so long. It is really nice to have a velcro wallet where everything is contained.

Very nice wallet, well made

I've just ordered my third one of these. The first one lasted five years; my current wallet is four years old and counting. I don't really need a new one yet. But the current price is $5 less than I paid four years ago, and I will eventually need it. Here are responses to a couple of complaints: 1) No place to carry change. Who carries change in a men's wallet? The big advantage of this wallet is its thinness. I carry it in a front pocket with no bulge. Put change in a wallet and the coins will make it bulge. 2) Credit cards slide out. This is a problem if you put fewer than three or four cards in a pocket. But what with medical insurance cards, AAA cards, etc., I've found that I can carry all my cards in the wallet without any sliding out and without stressing the stitching of the pockets. Standard credit-card-sized cards fit just fine. And I can also carry the little key-chain cards if I squeeze them on top of a stack of three or four credit cards. If you don't have that many cards to carry around you can a) use fewer of the card pockets or b) cut a few credit-card-sized pieces of cardboard and slide them in to provide the friction need to keep your credit cards in place. Carrying a bulky wallet in a back pocket is bad for your spine. It also simplifies the job of pickpockets. I have been very happy to have a nice thin (and light) wallet that fits easily in my left front pocket. It's not fancy, but mine have been quite durable and they get the job done.

Suits my needs. I wish it had a magnetic backing so I could attach it to my phone.

Bleu comme la photo et non noir. Non et semble de qualité… a voir avec le temps pour la résistance des velcros

Worked as advertised but I still feel it was overpriced.

The wallet is excellent, just what I was looking for. It's very light yet it holds all my cards well without the extra bulk of most wallets. The only thing I would suggest to the manufacture to improve it would be to stitch a marker along the top edge so you would know which end is up before unfolding it, I realize it's a small thing, but when you unfold it upside down enough times it gets annoying.

I have been looking for a slim wallet FOR YEARS that meets a few conditions. -Totally vegan and cruelty free -Not bulky -Easy access to cards -Don't need to fold bills all weird to get them in This wallet accomplishes all of that. I LOVE IT SO MUCH THAT NOW I'M ANGRY.