Slimfold Men's Micro Soft Shell Wallet-RFID Closed: 2.8"L x 4"W Gray With Orange Stitching

Ich brauchte mehr Kartenfächer, das ist der Hauptgrund, warum ich es zurückgegeben habe. Und eine bessere Trennung zwischen den Fächern wäre besser. Die Größe war erstaunlich. Es war wirklich klein und fühlt sich viel besser an, das ist etwas Gutes und genau das, was sie vermarkten. Vielleicht etwas für jemanden, der weniger als 6 Karten mit sich führt. Ich weiß immer noch nicht, ob es den Preis wert ist.

I had the old Tyvek version. It eventually wore out - after several years. It was amazingly thin and light. Loved it. But it did show signs of wear (the gray colored Tyvek developed white wear marks where it rubbed) within a few months. After something like two years, it developed holes at the edges. When I went shopping for another thin & light wallet, I looked at a lot of options. SlimFold came back to the top of the list - as thin as possible, strong, credit cards cannot slide out. But I would not do Tyvek again. So I purchased the soft shell fabric one. It is nearly exactly the same design as the Tyvek one (the have added a see-thru plastic cover over the ID portion). I love the design. I've had it one week so far. I carry 8 cards and about 10 bills without any problem. I've done 12 cards and 20+ bills and it won't lay flat, but it does hold them nicely. If I were to express any concerns about this wallet: (1) The style is very casual - the Tyvek had a nice "alternative" story, but this just comes across as any other sports wallet - doesn't appear very professional; (2) It is a very dark black - the red stitching is very subdued. Why is black bad - in the week I've had it, I have twice not been able to find it when it was sitting in the bottom of a small duffle bag. Its so dark, it blends in the shadows. There is a gray version (like my old Tyvek one) which I think would eliminate that issue. I still rate this five stars because as long as you understand those two very minor quibbles going in, it is an amazingly thin, light, strong wallet. I've seen a few different pictures of the logos on this wallet. Mine has one logo, on the inside only, flush with the surface, and very subdued saying simply "slim fold".

I have had this wallet for a couple weeks now and I'm absolutely thrilled with it. I had a thin leather wallet previously and while it was thinner than most wallets it was too thick and if I had it in a back pocket it was uncomfortable to sit on. I tried a few other thin wallets and hated them and finally decided to try this one. Pros: 1) Super thin and light. When empty it almost weighs nothing. If you have a leather wallet the different pockets will take up space even when empty and the leather material is much thicker than this wallet. When this wallet's empty it weighs almost nothing and the material is paper thin. 2) Allows you to carry normal items securely. I tried a few other wallets and I was appalled at how the cards and cash were "secured". One of the wallets had a clip mechanism in the middle of the folding area to hold cash and I noticed it added bulk to the wallet and there were multiple complaints of it getting loose or breaking. I love the dedicated cash pocket on this wallet and that it's the perfect size for US currency. Some of the other wallets had the card openings facing outwards which doesn't make any sense to me. If the openings loosen, the card could come out and it would fall out in to your pocket or on the ground. With this wallet, the openings are towards the middle of the wallet. This means that if the card ever slips or slides out, there's nowhere to go when the wallet is folded in half. It just makes sense to do it like this and I am shocked so many other wallets are not designed like this. Cons: The only con for me on this wallet is the construction and appearance. Honestly, how often do people ever really pay attention to your wallet? I doubt very much, but this one does appear cheap and reminds me of the first wallet I had in middle school. I'm not sure how well this will hold up over the long term, but it doesn't seem super sturdy since it's so thin. Only time will tell, I don't think this is a big deal breaker. Overall, for the criteria important to me, this wallet is a 9.5/10.

I was looking for a slim wallet for a hubby and done lot of reading about all types, including the metal one they keep advertising on social media. Also, I ordered 3 other wallets from Serman brand that were small, but leather, so by default a bit heavy and thick. They were wonderful and we almost kept one. But then the Micro Slim arrived and although at first looked like a joke, very thin, tiny thing, it turned out to be a winner. It is minimalistic, but comfortable. And it has an ID slot. All cards are easy to remove and regular dollar bills fit fine. It has a stretch to it so the cards just slide in easily. Only the cards you put all the way in the back are hard to remove so I keep health cards there. When I saw how well his cards fit, I immediately ordered one for myself. So far, I carried typical leather large ladies wallet. I did not think this micro wallet will be able to satisfy me. But in the past week, it has lightened my load considerably and I can put it in my pocket and not even carry a purse to store. Everytime I whip it out, I feel a bit silly because it looks so basic, a bit boring and not at all feminine but it is truly brilliant. Now I wish they had more interesting fabric colors because our wallets are identical, small grey squares.

The design of this slim wallet delivers its promise. My husband's previous leather wallet was looking pretty thick inside his pockets, so I helped him pare down what was essential to keep and move in to the new wallet. (He was still carrying at least 2 several-years-expired cards.) I like how there are more card slots hidden inside the billfold for whatever is less frequently used. He's happy with the new one so far. The material is the only thing I'm questioning if it will hold up to years of wear. When first opening up the wallet, the material covering the top of the billfold doesn't appear to cover the whole billfold section, and while I believe that is intentional in the design, it appears unfinished to me. This thing that bothers me is only visible if there are no bills in there, and since my husband does carry a small amount of cash, I'm not docking any points for aesthetics