kinzd Mens Slim Wallet Leather RFID Blocking Front Pocket Wallet Credit Card Holder

I found myself going down the Mininalist rabbit hole while also hating to carry around change. I'd previously had a cheap, slim wallet primarily to put my cards in while wearing a suit as to not create a bulge. I then decided to take a full plunge and buy a slim wallet for general use.First thing I did was cull my reward cards and have them all saved onto my Samsung pay so didn't need physical cards, left with a couple of bank cards and ID. The middle section of the wallet is where I may tuck receipts for later or the odd bit of cash and as a whole, it's worked as a great system for approx 4 years now.If I recall, the cards were a little tough to get in and out when the wallet was new, but that's to be expected. The only downside now is that the card I keep in the very front of 3 pouches on one side has been in situ for so long, the numbers have embossed through the leather leave a fairly legible reading of my 16 digit number, a little scary, but I'm not going to bemoan the manufacturer for what leather does.Overall, perfectly priced slim wallet that's fits into my mostly cash free life perfectly. Not premium, but has done what was expected for many years.

Don’t normally review products so soon, but I have been pleasantly surprised at the fit and finish off this little wallet, with decent leather, tidy stitching, and no loose threads. It looks and feels like a quality item.I bought it as part of my effort to reduced the amount of stuff I carry around on a daily basis, without actually reducing the usefulness of my EDC items.As you can see from my pics, it is considerably smaller than a standard size wallet, with slots for 5 cards, and 3 central pockets.It has a clear, non RFID blocking window on one side, with a thumb slot, useful for your contactless card, or bus pass etc. I have no cards which are contactless, so I keep my driving licence in it where it is easily visible.The other side of the wallet has a thumb slot at one end to make removal of the card easier, which is where I keep my debit card.The stitching around the central pocket ends about 7mm short of the edge, as shown in my pics, which makes it really easy to open it enough to grip the edge of banknotes stored there which is a nice touchOnce I got used to the unusual inside out format of this wallet, I find it very comfortable in the pocket, taking up very little space and not noticeable when sitting on it.I can’t vouch for its long term robustness, but from what I have already seen, the signs are good.With the current fashion for smaller EDC items, this fits the bill nicely. Well recommended

Always wanted a nice slim wallet, had several I've been disappointed with so I was sceptical to buy this one (an article on Pinterest actually directed me here), but I couldn't be happier.Well made, study, and slim. Doesn't show up when you're wearing jeans (fits nicely in a suit too), and without sacrificing too much of what you carry in your normal wallet (most of which probably rarely gets used).ID is conveniently located, space for multiple cards and cash. Although there isn't somewhere for loose change this is no problem as I rarely carry cash on me anyway.The wallet is well made, with good tough leather and solid stitching. The leather wears really nicely too, giving it a really nice feel after a month or two.Buy this if you want a slim, sleek design that will hold everything you'll need for your everyday, get this. At at the price it is, it's a no brainer.

I purchased this over a month ago as I was looking for a slim wallet to replace the humongous one I have lugged around in my back pocket for years.I’m very pleased. Does exactly what I wanted. I have thrown out all the bs I have accumulated and only carry essentials now. Debit and credit cards, driving license and cash.Lovely wallet to look at, the leather has a really nice patina already in such a short space of time and the wallet has held its shape brilliantly so far. The cards are as secure as the first time I placed them in there.Very reasonably priced so what’s not to like?Well, there is one thing... I don’t like the logo. It looks a bit naff.

I decided to go for this product as I carry almost no coins anymore, so having a larger wallet seemed pointless.What I like most about this card holder is it's small form factor, as I always tended to keep my wallet in my jeans pocket, which could be annoying at times, but this is so compact that I hardly notice it!I also tested the NFC/RFID sheild and it works as advertised.It feels very well made and I can imagine this lasting quite a long time.The only negative thing I would say about this is that it can be a little tricky removing the cards sometimes, as they fit quite snugly, but at least they are not too loose that they end up falling out, this might change once it has been worn in with use!

I have been enthralled for some time now about finding a useable, ultra-slim wallet and was thrilled to find this particular one, especially at such a good price.For the first few weeks of use I was very happy, but it was not long before the sine started to wear off. The truth is that to use a slim wallet like this, you need to have little use for a wallet to begin with! I can happily fill it with a few cards on either side of the 'pocket' but doing this leaves the pocket barely accessible (a very tight opening) for storing notes (as in paper money). To make this pocket useable requires that a sacrifice the spaces on one side or the other which are designed for holding and easily accessing cards. Additionally there is nowhere to store loose change. Maybe, if living without the requirement for having cash at hand, this wallet would be useful, but in real life it's a bit pants.As for the materials used in construction...shoddy. The "suede" began to rub away after a few days and then the stitching started to fall apart after about one to two months. The wallet is now in the bin.