Slim Wallet for Men with RFID Blocking - Minimalist Slim Wallet with Thin, Durable Style & Data Protection - Multiple Pockets for 12 Cards & Cash, Small Wallet Without the Bulk

I've tried numerous wallets over the years, trying to find something super slim, while still being able to hold all my cards and cash. You can fit multiple cards in each slot if needed. There is just enough material to do what's needed and no extra bulk. Love the strap to keep everything secure. The material of the wallet itself is extremely durable and lightweight. This was just what I was looking for and will absolutely order again if I ever need a replacement. Bought this a few years ago and it's still going strong, so that day may not be for some time!

Light Weight and stores everything I need including Cash

As described

The perfect size wallet. I have about 12 to 15 cards to carry. Most wallets are to big and bulky. This is paper thin and soft. Easily holds cards and cash.

Slim, compact, can hold a ton.BUT the card sleeves are slippery so you need to be careful when opening up the wallet. I've had my cards slip out several times.

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.

If you're in search of a compact trifold wallet, this one is an excellent choice. I was looking for a wallet that could securely hold all my cards and cash without being too bulky, and after trying several options, this one quickly became my absolute favorite. The attached band adds an extra layer of security, ensuring that nothing falls out, while the RFID protection provides peace of mind against the threat of electronic theft. Additionally, its affordability makes it a great value. If you're considering a sleek and functional wallet, this one is definitely worth trying.

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.