Secrid Men's Modern, Multi-Coloured, Taglia Unica

Very good quality

This wallet was exactly what I was looking for. It’s well made is the first thing you notice once you get past the classy presentation box. I appreciate a well packaged product. It shows the have pride . The wallet itself is of good quality leather and the mechanism to push the cards up works flawlessly. I have 5 cards in that slot. One has imprinted raised letters and the other 4 are regular. I use the spot for the money for bandaids and receipts. I keep the bills in the interior right most pocket. I usually keep 1 one hundred dollar bill and 2 twenty dollar bills along with 1 ten. I carry it daily along with a pocket clip knife in same pocket and it is very comfortable and makes life a breeze!

I usually just use a money clip, but was told I needed to Branch out a little bit. I like it, it's slim profile.

This wallet will represent you in any case. Good quality materials. Long lasting design.

I had looked for a slimmer wallet with the quick access switch like the Secrid wallets do, and landed on this one due to the reasonable price. So far I love it! The mechanism works great, although works best with cards with very slim or completely flat numbers so they all sit flush, and has had enough other storage for everything else from my previous wallet. The button mechanism has held up decently well for months since I've purchased with no issues and is easy to use, despite the initial learning curve, and the wallet looks nice! I've gotten multiple compliments on it.My only issue/recommendation is to not keep it in a pocket with anything else like keys, etc. It definitely start scratching pretty quickly when kept in a pocket with even just my key fob for my car. But overall, most of my wallets have developed cosmetic issues, so don't really knock the Secrid wallet for that. I generally love it and don't regret the buy!

I have been using this Secrid wallet for over a year now. I purchased it because my previous wallet ended up bending the corner of some of the cards in it. So I knew I wanted something more rigid but not bulky. After reading reviews of several wallets with metal frames and casing, I chose the Secrid wallet for the design and functionality. So far, I’ve not had anymore bent corners on my cards.I like the leather wrap around the outside. I’m able to add about 6-7 cards in the case without difficulty getting them out. The cards are held snugly in place in the case, but a hard shake can cause them to slide out. The inside pockets allowed me to add a few more lesser used cards. After carrying for a while and stretching the leather, I’m able to keep 5-8 bills in the billfold along with two bandaid strips.I’ve read reviews that the glue used to attach the leather to the metal frame might detach, but I have not encountered this issue.

The adhesive solution for the RFID compartment and wallet leather is a tacky (terrible) design choice and shouldn't be put in a wallet. There is absolutely nothing you can do to stop the front opening side from peeling if you carry around multiple things like I do: your phone or keys will split the two parts apart or moving around will inevitably do the same thing. It does not bode well when you put that combination in a pants pocket, even with how small the wallet is. The adhesive peeled off for me in less than a month.I wasn't impressed with the RMA experience. I explained the issues I was having and gave them video, pictures, S/N, and the other info. They opted for attempting a repair instead of giving me a replacement, which resulted in a faster failure after a week of getting the wallet back. I voiced my disappointment, and they said they cannot authenticate my wallet since I got it from Amazon. Really? And after I provided the S/N, you're willing to (try but fail to) repair the wallet but not provide a warranty claim... even after having it on hand for the repair?

Just received it today, but it feels great. I've been using a TGT wallet, which I like a lot but I like this because there's a bit more room. The RFID protector adds a little weight and thickness, but that's expected. It's not much. I've been used to my TGT which is a glorified rubber band (elastic and a little leather) so anything I purchased would have been heavier and thicker. Not sure why not some reviews say the leather isn't good. I'm a big wallet guy and have several, including Montblanc, Tumi, etc. The leather is softer than a stiff Montblanc, but a still leather wouldn't work with the compactness of this wallet. The RFID protector holds 5 cards. I have four credit cards and a drivers license and it's smooth as butter. I tried another flat card (work ID) but no bueno. Too tight. The inside pockets fit 2-3 cards each comfortably. I put my Costco, Sam's, work ID, an unused gift card, and my medical card in those two pockets with no issue. They are too small for business cards (if yours are longer than a credit card). That would have been ideal for me but I have an iphone case that holds those. I don't have a lot of experience with the v-shaped cash holder inside. I threw a 20 in there with no issue but I could see having to put the bills in laid flat rather than folding in half if there's more than 3 bills. Folding those 4+ bills into 1/4's would probably add some girth to the wallet and not close as easily. I would highly recommend this wallet and I'll give a lb update if that changes. Don't see any issues with the RFID and wallet connection. Don't see how people can be surprised that they're glued together. They're two different materials (one is soft and one is hard) so how else would they bond? Great wallet so far.