FideloMinimalist Wallet for Men - Slim Credit Card Holder RFID Mens Wallets with Magnetic Money Clip Removable Black Leather Case

The leather holster is super convenient and build quality is awsome, its a very sturdy wallet. My only Gripe is the eject switch could be better, there is quite a bit of play which im not fond off aswell as arrangment of cards. Cards with raised letters and numbers must be seperated from eachother as it adds this nasty grinding sound when deployed. Simple fix, sandwhich any credit cards between any flat cards to ensure smooth operation. All in its a decent product

Slim and works great. The mechanism is a bit stiff compared to others but more compact. Some reviews showed the leather would scratch I saw that but knowing it before hand doesn't affect the product performances and I'd say it gives some character and it buff out after a while. I have not bothered with the band as the leather has two pokets for additional cards and cash. Overall works great as supposed to.

I picked this up roughly a year ago if, I'm not mistaken. I went in suspecting it would be mostly a gimmick. I wanted something different from my big fold-up wallet as my daily carry is usually fairly light and I got tired of the bulk in my back pocket.I've been using it daily since then and it's held up remarkably well. The clip in the images are not included, it's just a cheap security leash I keep attached to it. The sliding mechanism that pops the cards up still works great, and has not failed me yet. I keep 5-6 cards (credit card thickness) in the main compartment at a time, and I believe 6 is the maximum you will comfortably fit in it without jamming. I also keep an additional 3-4 paper/business cards in the pocket on the back of the leather cover.The leather cover seems pretty durable, and most of this wallet's life has been spent inside of the cover - so take that into account. I can't fairly speak to the durability of the wallet itself when being used without the cover, but it feels like a pretty sturdy metal construction, I have confidence it can take some serious knocks outside of the cover and keep working.It arrived with the wallet, the leather cover, and two stretchy "Fidelo" straps which can serve both decoratively and, more importantly, as a place you can securely tuck receipts or cash when you need to.I'm really impressed, it's been a very long time now but I believe I paid somewhere around $35.00 for it at the time, and considering how much I've used it and continue to do so I'd say it's paid for itself. My fold wallet before this was about $25.00 and this is no doubt a far better value, even considering the lesser space.If you need to carry a lot of cash around with you, or need to fit more than about 6 credit cards in it at a time, I would strongly recommend that you look elsewhere. For my needs it has honestly been a fantastic value. I also think it would make a great gift for someone looking to downsize their wallet.PROS:+ Overall well-built & sturdy construction+ Included leather cover feels nice, looks good, seemingly very durable+ Included straps are handy inclusions for cash and receipts when you need+ Much slimmer and lower profile than standard folding wallet, comfortable in the hand and pocket+ Spring mechanism for sliding the cards works very well and has held up for about a year of daily use with zero issues, and I'm by no means gentle with it!(potential) CONS:- It takes some getting used to coming from a standard wallet, a bit fiddly picking the right card out of the stack especially if you have sausage fingers or aren't very tactile, you do get used to it though- The slot on the back of the leather cover is a bit tight, even for only a couple paper cards/business cards. It's fine once you stress the leather a bit and it stretches out, but even then it's a bit of a tight fit and can be difficult to get business cards out of that slot. I'm not even sure if that's what it was originally intended for, though...- If you push the limit of what will fit inside of the main compartment, the mechanism can jam up. For me, 6 credit card thickness items make the mechanism unreliable. No wonder, though, it's not meant for people with a ton of stuff to carry and they're transparent about that in the ad.__________Great wallet!

Was on the fence about switching to a hard wallet, mainly because of the amount of cards I used to carry. The case does add a fair amount of thickness to the wallet that reduces the "slim" format of the wallet if you are just interested in keeping things slim. But honestly I don't see myself without the extra slots and something to tone down the hard edges and plain ugly look of the main card wallet.The description for how many cards the wallet holds is all over the place. Main wallet holds any kind of 6 cards easily with 7 being tough on the raising mechanism to pop out with 4 cards with raised numbers cards pointing away from the outside case. Case pockets hold ~2-3 plastic cards before being difficult to remove. Diagonal pocket feels like 1 card + a few business cards. Money band can hold as many bills as you feel necessary, never felt like it was going to let slip when pulling the wallet out. Raising mechanism is simple and provides easy access to individual cards in the main wallet.Overall happy.

We'll see how it holds up, but out of the box, this is everything that I wanted and then some. the leather case makes it bulkier, obviously, so order it without a case and then get one later if you see fit. Might cost a bit more, but you can see if you think the case would help. Leather is very nice and I like it, happy to pay a small price for the added size for the style, but I could easily see someone wanting just the plastic holder with a strap and skipping the leather case all together......you do lose the added slots the leather case brings tho, again, more than worth it for me.