Minimalist Wallet for Men- Slim Aluminum Metal Money Clip with Clear ID Card Holder, RFID Blocking, Holds up 15 Cards with Cash Clip, Ultra-Thin Tactical Carbon Fiber -Army Green

Great wallet
This wallet looks like it would be heavy but it’s actually very light. The ID sleeve is sturdy hard plastic and hold your ID securely. I have about 12 cards in it and I have no problem with accessing them. The money clip is very firm so money will not fall out. Under other reviews you will see that people had screws fall out. This does come with extra screws and the tiny Allen wrench. Many other reviews have recommended using a threadlocker. Which I used. The blue thread locker is a medium threadlocker so I don’t recommend that one. I use the red one which is the heavy duty thread locker. But it is very important that when you are putting thread locker on that you do not use a full drop. Just use whatever has accumulated at the end of the tube nozzle. It does not take much for thread locker to work. If you put a big drop on it when you screw it in that will migrate into the seams. I love this wallet.

Recommendation for anyone looking for a better wallet
There isn’t to much to dislike about this product. The only thing I have to say about it that it’s a better quality than I thought it would be. Would of been better if it came with some sort of instructions other than on the box as to why there were extra screws and an Allen wrench in the box. Thought I had to take off the plastic cover to put my ID in it but didn’t need to do that at all. Other than that I think it’s a great product and I would recommend it to any one that was looking for a better wallet that didn’t have to have alot to it as well as thar wasn’t big and bulky like my other wallet was. I have all the cards and things I need and it’s so much easier to have in my pocket

Just as I was getting used to it.
I was finally getting use to this whole minimalist wallet thing. Today I go to grab it to do some errands and it felt funny. My Driver’s License starts to fall out. I go somewhere that has light and I see that ALL THE SCREWS holding it together had fallen out. All save one. I looking in my valet and they weren’t in there. I have NO IDEA when they fell out or where.
Does anybody know if the company sells extra screws for this wallet?
Update. I reached out to the company and requested some more screws to replace the ones that fell out. I still have no idea when and were they fell out.
Anyway, they promptly promised some new ones and I sent my address. Lo and Behold they sent me a whole NEW wallet. Thanks fellas. The wallet has a 1 year warranty and they stood but it for me.
I really like the feature that you can keep your ID up front to show if need be. If I had a gripe now it is that the screws did come out. I put some thread locker on the new screws. We will see how that works. Great service from these guys.

Very cool if it fits your needs…
 I’ve used money clip type wallets for close to 2 decades. My day-to-day used to be a dress leather one (Coach) that allowed me to hold up to about 4 ID and or credit cards along with a wad of cash. While it worked well, my work place required me to present an ID badge each time entering the building. Pulling out my ID got annoying, really fast. I eventually purchased a badge holder that incorporated a money clip on the backside which I still use. I like it, however it is limited to holding my work ID badge and an ATM card card behind it.
So where does this minimalist wallet fit in? Somewhere in between the leather dress wallet and my work badge wallet clip. I have attached a video that shows what the wallet looks like holding some cash, a credit card in the ID bay, and 5 additional cards in the sandwiched slot area. So it can hold more than my Coach wallet could, but it starts to get thick and heavy.
That said, here’s my take for pros and cons.
Pros:
– Very good price point for features
– All card holding areas are snug; a shake test didn’t cause any cards to accidentally fall out
– Easy ID retrieval from the ID holder area
– Generous elastic; 3 bands help to ensure that the main card holding area is secure; of course time will tell on its durability
– If you’re the lanyard type, there is an attachment area located on the money clip
Cons:
– The robust materials used means that the wallet is relatively heavy even when empty
– Carbon fiber looking material used for the backing is rather thin; as a result, the edges feel a little too sharp for my taste (though not dangerous)
– Lanyard attachment design will likely interfere with any wad of cash held by the clip; while it’s likely to work, attaching a lanyard clip will likely cause any clipped cash to not be able to seat all the way to the spine of the clip (minor, but a detail worth mentioning)
Conclusion:
Anyone purchasing this minimalist wallet should know ahead of time what qualities they’re looking for. If you want something industrial looking, high functionality, and will mostly pocket carry, this wallet fits the bill. If you’re needing something light, or to wear around your neck, or if you truly are a minimalist that will carry a couple cards and cash at most… you will likely find this wallet over featured and too thick and heavy.

Perfect

I’m very happy it. It’s better than I expected! And it arrived a week before the due date.
Awesome looking my friends all commented on It’s looks and feel ! Thxs guys