Ultra-Thin RFID-Blocking Wallet, AS-SEEN-ON-TV, ID Theft Protection, Easy to Carry, Reach Cards & Cash with a Touch of a Button, Aluminum Outer Shell, Crush-Resistant

Bought this for a gift and they loved it said he can put it in his front pocket Quality is good , Ease access Card security

This little billfold type thing is handy, but it doesn’t have place for change so if you have change, you have to put it in a different place. But right now I carried in my purse and just leave the change at the bottom of the purse.

It's nice.. Didn't really survive a drop test from a few feet high onto a carpeted surface but stayed closed otherwise. I could only fit eight cards in it. Seven of those cards didn't have raised numbers. If your cards have raised numbers, it's definitely going to be less than 8. I like that it has a slot for one card. It's like it's designated for an ID. Only draw back, which is on me because I saw pictures of it that the wallet didn't have it, is that I wish there was a little ring so I could connect a chain to it. Maybe I can glue one on. I had to get one because I have a habit of losing my wallet, hence the chain. Sturdy construction. It feels like it's going to last a while. It feels slim enough to fit in a front pocket comfotably, like slim enough to be able to fit other stuff in my pocket but I wear carpenter jeans that have bigger pockets.

This is a replacement for the one I had. The other one broke after a couple of years.

This is a very good item, again TY very much, I've also ordered quite a few of this items. Excellent.

The wallet is compact and solid but I am giving it 3 stars due to the fact that you really can't fit alot into this wallet. If you have 4 cards, it closes just fine. Any more than that, it won't. I put about 5 credit cards, my id and car insurance and it barely closes. So it doesn't "store" as many as a regular wallet but it is sufficient if you go on a trip and uses very few cards. The quality itself is nice. Just can't fit alot in there.

Bought this for my husband he can get all of his info and debit cards

The truth is, I used to have a pretty thick wallet. It got so bad it was interfering with my spine. But did that stop me? Nope. I kept so many stupid things in it that honestly, it became a bit of a joke. Still - I kept it. What really got me to give it up was the fact that it kept falling out of my back pocket and the number of times I had to make an emergency trip back to the movie theater to search for it on the sticky floor kind of became a parody in itself. I finally just got sick of that...I 𝙬𝙖𝙣𝙩𝙚𝙙 to change but didn't know what to go to next. Finally, my wife went to one of those, As Seen On TV stores at a mall on a trip to Florida and found this little money clip and that is when things began to change for me. I had to seriously take a hard look at the stuff I kept in my wallet that I never really used. The problem was, I kept thinking, 'but what if I NEED this while I'm out and about?' That is when I came up with the rule: if I hadn't used it at all within the last 6 months, I would not put it in my new clip. I then optimized it further to be if I hadn't used it for a year...suddenly I found it much easier and best of all, it was thin enough to put in my front pocket. I have since moved to several different versions and eventually I landed on the Slim Mint. I like that everything is enclosed. However, it isn't as thin as I think they make it out to be and how it's advertised. Yes, I still put it in my front pocket, but it is definitely thicker than my cell phone...in fact, I have a Samsung Z-Flip phone that is a bit thicker than your average smart phone because it folds in half...but the Slim Mint is roughly as thick as my phone. Again, totally not a deal breaker, but it definitely IS something to consider before purchase. According to their marketing campaign, it'll hold far more than realistically it actually can and still be able to shut. Thankfully I have whittled my 'necessary' cards and money down enough that I can close it without too much effort. It features RFID blocking so the chances of someone stealing your bank card digitally are down to essentially zero as long as you keep it in your Thin Mint. The one thing I have noticed is when I pull it out while paying for something it has generated some interest from not just the cashier but also people standing nearby in line as well. So long story short, it does the job and as long as you aren't going to try and put dozens of things in it, you should be happy with it as a replacement for whatever you have now. Again, I wish it were thinner, but you can't have everything, right? I hope this helps!

My wallet just arrived in good shape and quickly. Now I have to figure out how to pack my old wallets contents into this new fangled protective wallet.

I use this wallet when I’m travelling because it’s a perfect fit for dollar notes and also holds credit cards and similar size ID and fits perfectly into a pocket, the advert states almost indestructible (which covers the makers) however I dropped it on the floor from no more then two feet and the locking clip broke so while this is s great product you need to be careful, I thought it would survive a small fall

No es muy compacto

Great item, lots of space for cards and money

Not much room for cards. Not flexible in the pocket like leather, but I’m getting used to it.