LIGHT FOLD Ultra Slim Tri-Fold Wallet with RFID Blocking, Lightweight Minimalist Men’s Wallet with Elastic Band, Waterproof Durable Nylon Fabric, Slim Front Pocket Card Holder Fits 12 Cards & Cash

This has been my daily driver wallet for a couple of years now and I've been very pleased with how well it works and how it's held up. The tri-fold form provides a very generous main pocket for bills and/or receipts, but this wallet MUST be used with rigid or semi-rigid plastic cards like credit cards, as these provide the wallet's structure and shape, while the permanently attached elastic band holds everything together. It is important to maintain the wallet's orientation when open, as it can be easy for cards to fall out if the card pockets are less than fully "stuffed". Keep these caveats in mind and this will work extremely well for you. As for the RFID blocking, I'll have to admit I haven't tested it all that much. I will say that hotel key cards generally work from inside the wallet, which is convenient, but might raise some doubts about the RFID blocking; in researching this, I noted that those key cards work at very different frequencies from those used by credit cards, etc., so this wallet's fabric may have been chosen to block primarily at the much higher credit card frequencies.

Low profile lightweight wallet with positive closure.

I LOVE this wallet! I was looking for something minimalistic, but still able to carry everything I need to cary. 8-10 cards and some cash that is EASILY accessible. That last bit is the kicker. I had some other slim wallets I really liked except for how to access cash. This wallet is the answer!

Wallet is compact and fits cash well. The two outer cars slots fit cards well if you put 4-5 in them. The center slot is wider though and cards just slide out. Cards will slide out in other slots as well if you don't have enough cards in them. Product is very durable though and has help up just as well as my leather on that I had for 10 years so far. No ripped seams or the elastic wearing out.

I'm approaching middle age, and as such I've tried at least one of most types of wallets out there, from big to small, high tech to low tech, leather to rigid carbon fiber, you name it. Especially the ones listed on Amazon, every time I get a new wallet I scroll dozens of pages into the listings before coming to a decision. I started out as a front-pocket wallet guy and continue to be one so the big wallets didn't usually last very long. They all had flaws, which I'm sure this one does, but I don't think any of them were quite as space-efficient as this one. I can't talk much about its longevity or durability since I haven't owned it for very long, but I expect I'll probably experience the same logo stitching issue like everyone else. Still, it's a fantastic little wallet and cheap enough that I could just get another one. I carry a small amount of cash because as much as I'd like to go without it, cash is still king in some places. I've loaded about 15 cards into it with three bills in the cash slot and it's about as small as it could possibly get. I keep my ID in the top of the stack in one column, and my two most used cards at the top of the other two columns and I have quick and easy access to the three cards I need on a daily basis. I noticed that I don't have anywhere to put two restaurant's buy-15-get-one-free-type paper punch cards in. I could put it in the wallet like any other card but I decided to just leave them out and hopefully remember to bring them along when I go. I doubt I will, though. Oh well.

I have been in search of a minimalist wallet for years. I’ve tried the metal pop up wallets, which I do like. However, this wallet is next level! I live in a small town where cash is still king. A lot of minimalist wallets are not designed for cash. This is fine when I visit the city, but it simply will not work when I am at home. This wallet can hold more cards than any other “minimalist” wallet I’ve tried and still be thinner. I am a bit of a collector and carry about 9 cards daily. (I have a problem…) This wallet can handle my 9 cards and I feel that I could add more if I need to. Oh, and I’m also carrying about 5 bills at the same time. On top of that the wallet is made of great material. After owning the wallet for a month, it is in the same shape as the day I got it. I don’t worry about this wallet deteriorating as a fake leather wallet might. This will be my wallet for years and years to come!!

UPDATE - it is NOT RFID protected. One of my cards that never even left my wallet was picked up on the first trip I took using this wallet. With all or most cards having RFID for contactless payments, the lack of this feature on any modern wallet is a big blow to it’s usefulness. I normally use RFID sleeves but those don’t fit on this wallet. I do NOT recommend purchasing it. Literally one day after I opened it, the elastic band is starting to tear. That's unfortunate as the size of this wallet and the amount of cards and cash it can take (I'm doing 10 cards and 12 bills), while keeping an amazingly small footprint is impressive. I'm still going to use it for as long as the elastic lasts, but this means the $17 price tag comes with a catch and that is poor quality, at least in the elastic band. Also, it says that it offers RFID protection, but I heard on a video review on Youtube that it's just nylon, no additional shielding in between layers. Which if true, not sure how good nylon is for that purpose. I normally carry my cards in RFID protective sleeves, but none of them would fit in the card pockets of this wallet. If they had a more expensive version of this wallet with better quality materials and a proper RFID shielding layer built it, I would get that instead. I'll just say that if you really want a compact wallet but have to carry a bunch of cards and some cash, you won't find a better option than this wallet. Just know that the materials are not the best and may not last as much as you'd like.

I wanted a slimmer wallet and this was it. I did have to be a bit more choosey about which cards to put inside my wallet. I can carry at least 10 bills, 9 regular cards, 2 RFID blocker cards, 2 laminated certification cards, 3 wallet sized pictures, and a few business cards. not bad. the material is slippery so I have to be extra careful when opening and accessing the cards and any cash. I like the stretchy band that holds the wallet folded, however it has yet to be seen if that will stretch out too much and lose elasticity. I got one for me and one for a gift for a family member, and we both like it. we’re now in October 2024 and I bought it in August this year. I figure it will last a good while. overall good wallet. update. it’s still a great wallet but the stretch strap on the one I got for my family member has completely stretched out and it’s useless. they don’t even have much to carry in the wallet, just a few bills and an ID card. I will say that they do kinda have trouble with hand dexterity so they probably would pull too hard on the stretch strap which led to it getting worn out. the price is still decent so I’ll probably just buy another one.