kinzd Money Clip, Front Pocket Wallet, Leather RFID Blocking Strong Magnet thin Wallet

I am buying this item again today. My first purchase was 2 and a half years ago. The leather has aged well and looks good. The only reason I'm buying again is because I used to pack it with cards and now I'm trying to reduce amount of cards I carry but the leather has stretched over the lapse of two years (as expected) and the fewer cards don't stay in the pockets and slide out. I don't blame this on the product, leather stretches, it is what it is. Giving it a 5 star review because I'm very happy with the money clip and happily ordering my second one today.My favorite feature is how compact it is for the amount of pockets it has and how well it's held up over two years. My least favorite is probably that when new, the cards are not as easy to slide out, but I'd rather that be the case than them sliding out inadvertently.

Ive always hates the look of a lumpy wallet in my jeans pocket; it bothers me so much I feel like it sticks out and ruins the look of whatever I'm wearing. In an effort to avoid 'the wallet lump' I've been just carrying a money clip for the past few years and had my I'd and credit card loose in my pocket. When I saw this product I ordered it right away as it combines the thinness and convenience of a money clip but with just a tiny bit of extra room for my ID and credit cards. (I hate to even call it a wallet because it's so much better than a traditional wallet)As for the product itself: I've had for about two months and continue to be satisfied with it. The quality is excellent! It's truly on par with similar products that I've since seen costing almost 10 times more. Seriously!Again I just love the the design. This is just an extremely convenient way to organize all your cards/ID and cash without a big lumpy wallet creating a noticable buldge in your jeans pocket. After buying this I don't know how I used to walk around with my old wallet. I even recently bought a second one for my father who suffers from a bloated wallet (think George's exploding wallet from that episode of Seinfeld). I know I'm sounding repetitive but I seriously couldn't rate this higher, every wallet I've had before were all just ridiculously big and unwieldy by comparison-- and for absolutely no reason! Obviously I highly recommend this product, this price is excellent, overall quality is top notch and the convenience of a well designed slim wallet will literally have you wondering why all men's wallets don't follow a similar design. The same seller/brand also makes a version without the magnetic clip which, depending on your needs, might be easier for you to use.

I bought this wallet to replace one of a similar design. This type of wallet is ideal for all the minimalists out there who only want - or need - to carry the essentials. I used to carry a folding wallet in a back pocket of my slacks. Over time, I came to realize that I was carrying too many things in my wallet that I did not need. The bonus to wallets of this design is that they are meant to be carried in a front pocket thus making them less susceptible to pickpockets.My old wallet did not have the ID window that this one has. I have to say I am very pleased with this wallet and I really like the ID window. It's such a common sense item that when you actually use it you think, "Doh! Of course!" You can also store one or more other cards behind your ID. On the flip side this wallet has three slots for cards and the money clip itself. As advertised the magnets in the money clip are strong enough to hold several bills neatly in place.I have not had this wallet long enough to comment on demagnetization of cards. I can say that it was never an issue with my old wallet and it had a pretty strong magnet also. With all new credit cards being issued with chips these days, demagnetization will become less of an issue. As for garage tickets and other magnetic media you might use, just keep it on the side opposite the money clip or in another pocket. Common sense should prevail here. You have a money clip with strong magnets and you have magnetically encoded media, it doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out you probably want to keep them separate. The benefits of this wallet design are worth any minor adjustments you might need to make.Lastly, the wallet has a side slot that can hold a few more cards in addition to those you store on either side of the wallet. This is where you would want to store cards you don't use often but don't want to be without, like your medical insurance ID card. At the moment, I've got seven plastic cards in this wallet, including my ID, along with about three more paper cards plus a few bills and it handles them beautifully. Even with all that it is still slim enough to easily slip into the front pocket of either jeans or dress slacks. It is still new and a bit stiff, as you might expect, but with time and use it will soften up just like my old one, making inserting and retrieving cards a breeze. For my money, this is an ideal wallet design.