Carbon fiber wallet Money Clip Credit Card holder-CL CARBONLIFE Clips for men

Ignore the reviews that this is fake, it is most definitely real carbon fiber. I went to an upscale mall looking for a carbon fiber or some other kind of sleek money clip, or minimalist front pocket wallet, and was willing to spend some money as I will hold onto these things for many year. prices ranged from $65-$300. Forget about the $300 Montblanc clip, it was beautiful but still a little bulkier than I wanted, and I’m not paying $300. I was most tempted to purchase an M clip, but frankly, the sliding openers add quite a bit of bulk to the clip, just not what I was looking for. There was a Tumi clip for $65, the dimensions were right but it was a little stodgy looking somehow, and I didn’t like the big logo on it. One nice thing about getting older is I’m able to better resist impulses, and was able to leave the mall empty-handed when I didn’t find the right choice. Spent a few minutes on Amazon, and found this clip, and not only was it a fraction of the price of any of the other clips, it is more comfortable, and quite likely more durable. Metal is just not as resilient as this material, and since my cash capacity can vary from flat broke to stripper on Sunday morning, that was a factor in my decision. The straight metal clips were all very tight to begin with, the m-clip was easiest to get money in but again, that’s at the cost of the most bulk. I Currently have four cards and 14 bills in this carbon fiber clip, and it’s not maxed out, snaps right back into shape. I’ll report back if my opinion changes but based on many of the other reviews i think that’s doubtful.

I stopped using a wallet last year after coming across an old single fold wallet in a drawer. I don't even think it was a wallet, maybe more like a leather business card holder. I took a minimalist approach by carrying a driver's license and three credit cards and some cash (usually 6-8 bills). I loved the slim profile. Sadly, it wore out.I've been through a variety of solutions since then. I tried some single fold wallets, but they were too thick or stunk like a chemical cesspool beyond believe. I tried a metal money clip, too heavy and bulky. I tried a leather wallet clip, too bulky. I tried the minimalist wallets that consist of two plastic ends and a band holding them together, didn't care for it. For several months I've been free-styling it, some bills folded over my plastic and that slips in my pocket. It's very slim, but I always felt like I was going to drop a card when pulling the wad out of my pocket or putting it back in.I purchased the Carbon Fiber Money Clip Credit Card holder and have been using it for two days. I'm impressed! It's simple, low profile and light! I currently have five cards and five bills in it and the rounded end is just a bit thicker than the items it's holding. So, this isn't adding much bulk to my pocket and that's what I've been searching for! Did I mention it's LIGHT? I've had to check my pocket at times to make sure it's still in there.I'll update my review if things start to go downhill for any reason.Update Feb 19, 2018: I like this clip even more than before. Just wanted to post my comment regarding some other negative reviews about the clip being too light. It’s carbon fiber. It’s SUPPOSED to be light. If you don’t want something that feels light, don’t buy this. But don’t knock it for what it’s supposed to be, light.

Update: it’s been 2 years and the clip still looks new and holds cards like the first day I bought it. Best clip you can buy for the money!Update: It's been over 1 year and the clip still looks brand new! This clip has never dropped a card and I'll carry anywhere from 4-8 cards at anytime.Really nice money clip! The picture below has 8 cards in it with a couple bills, the clip is also nice and wide. You can take as many cards out of the clip at any time and the rest wont fall out. It does have a little more of a plastic feel to it so if your looking for metal you will want to step up to a more expensive carbon fiber clip.

When I first received this clip I was disappointed. It's so light that it feels like it's just cheap plastic that will break or stretch out of shape the first day you use it. Well, I was wrong. I have carried this thing through multiple states, nights out in Vegas, in pockets of jeans, slacks, shorts - including athletic shorts, and it is impressive. It will still hold a single bill or a nice, thick bundle of bills and cards. It has not stretched out or broken or given me any reason to think it will. And the best part is that it does not set metal detectors off. I have been through airport security, courthouse security, and even the security at a football game and never taken it out of my pocket.

I carry this money clip every day. The money clip is made of high quality carbon fiber making it light weight and durable. The carbon fiber color also makes it appealing to the eyes.The clip is big enough to hold numerous bills as well as credit cards or licenses. The clip, money and plastic is light enough I forget its even in my pocket. If your looking for a money clip I highly recommend this product for you.

I moved from a thin front-pocket wallet to this money clip in order to eliminate the wallet marks on my pocket and just lighten my load generally (also, I cycle and it is much more convenient to have a light-weight money clip in my pocket that takes up very little room.). I can say that this is so light that you can barely feel the weight. The credit cards are heavier, for example. I keep exactly 5 cards in mine and a few bills. Could easily hold more, but holds the 5 tightly. I am having to get used to taking the one card I want out without leaving all of them in disarray, but that is coming along fine.As for the "is this real or just plastic" debate in these comments, mine looks real. I'm not an expert of course, but based on the weight and the strength, I think it's good.So if you really want something solid and lightweight, this will fit the bill.

Stupid Questions for a Money Clip "How doe the product fit - Really not an appropriate class of questions. Somebody not writing this up correctly.Certainly, the picture is worth $20 the actual clip is not. Does not look like the picture at all. In my opinion feels like a cheap piece of tin with very little pressure to hold Canadian bills. If it was not such a hassle to return I would but not worth the trouble. Was very disappointed. Will not be something i will be showing off to people. Not like I thought based on the picture. waste of my $20. Some people may like I​ sure do not.

Love this money clip! Unlike it's metal counterparts, this one keeps its clamping force even after having been stretched to its limit and then back to holding just two cards. Capacity is at around 10 cards, though if you want cash to be hidden in the cards you have to fold it in three. The money clip is extremely light and makes the reassuring metal-like sound when dropped on the table which tells me its most likely real carbon fiber.

Feels and looks like plastic. Someone large and you have to stuff a lot in it or fold money to make it thicker for it really to hold anything.

The finishing can chip off and scratch easily, and seems to be loosing tension after a few month of use with strictly holding Canadian plastic bills

Justo lo que solicite!! Semi flexible pero regresa a su estado original sin problemas! Color y forma exactos a los de las imágenes. Muy cómodo para tener en la bolsa delantera del pantalón. Solo tarda en llegar!