GenericMinimalist Credit Card for Men, Slim Aluminum Metal Pocket Wallet with Money Clip, Blocks RFID Scanners ID Card Holder（Blue）

Sometimes I want a wallet that can hold credit cards, receipts, cash, driver's license, library card, insurance card, yada yada yada. More often I'm running an errand or going to out to dinner and a movie and I'd rather just carry what I'm going to use. This minimalist wallet is perfect for those "packing light" times.The wallet is small, not much larger than a credit card. It fits comfortably in my front pocket without jabbing me in tender places or making a big bulge. The credit card compartment is two sturdy slabs of aluminum held together with two serious strips of elastic -- you pry/slide the two slabs apart to insert cards, and can use the "thumb indent" to slide out the one you want. The cards also slide the other direction so I can stagger the pile and just pull out the one I want. The elastic bands hold the two slabs together very tightly so if I were carrying more than a few cards/items I'd worry about them rubbing together, but I will only be using this when I just need a credit card/license.The money clip feels strong and holds several bills securely, even when I'm pulling the wallet out of my pocket. I carry cash for tips and "mugger money" so I don't need many bills per trip.I like the RFID protection. I'm old enough so I don't always keep up with the technology, but the RFID seems truly useful rather than a gimmick. I'll be using this wallet when I'm shopping or going out for fun, so surrounded by a lot more strangers than usual and getting close to them while standing in line, so it seems a sensible precaution.If you like to travel light sometimes and just bring what you need, this minimalist wallet/money clip is well worth considering. I'm very happy with it.

I recently received the minimalist credit card holder from Men and I couldn't be happier with it. This slim aluminum metal pocket wallet is exactly what I was looking for. The low profile design is perfect for keeping my pocket uncluttered, and the easy access to my cards makes it super convenient to use. I really like how comfortable it is to carry in either my front or rear pocket. The metal construction feels sturdy and durable, and the money clip is surprisingly strong, holding my cash securely in place. I no longer have to worry about my cards and cash falling out or getting damaged. Overall, I highly recommend this minimalist credit card holder to anyone looking for a sleek and practical way to carry their essentials. It's a great investment for anyone looking to streamline their everyday carry.

This is a simple wallet, with two metal sides, pulled tight together by an elastic band on 3 of the sides. The design of 4th edge is bezeled, making it easy to slide credit cards into the slot. I fit the majority of my credit cards, debit cards, gift cards, license, etc in this without any issue.For anyone thinking of converting from a leather wallet to one of these, like me, here's what I have concluded:- These are better than a wallet because they slide into and out of front pocket easier. While about the same thickness (with several cards and money in the clip), they have a smaller overall volume than a wallet. The smooth metal surface doesn't catch on the pant pocket when trying to quickly remove it.- These are better than a wallet because it's easier to find other things that share your front pocket with this. For example, trying to find a tube of chapstick in my pocket with a leather wallet is a hit or miss game. Sometimes it's inside the wallet, sometimes along the edge of the wallet; you just never know. With this metal wallet that isn't an issue because the wallet is a fixed shape and it's easy to feel a tube of chapstick.- These are worse than a wallet because they are heavier and denser compared to a leather wallet. See my attached pictures showing the weight of each empty wallet. Notice this metal wallet is close to 2x heavier. That weight, combined with the smaller size makes this wallet bang around your leg like a lead weight. It's an exaggeration, sure, but it should help explain what I'm trying to say. I think if I were to buy another I would look for a lighter carbon fiber version.Overall I'm happy with this and plan to remain a metal wallet convertee. I'll update this review if I end up going back to being a stubborn man, stuck in his ways.

This is a simple, sleek-looking money clip. A clip for paper money and also a spot between two pieces of aluminum for your credit cards and other things with RFID chips. I also put my driver's license in there. This spot is tightly bound with three elastic bands. And there is a spot to push the cards out the open end.It comes with a little screw driver, but I'm not sure what that's for as the screws don't look like they should ever be removed. Hmm??

Really well built. Finished well. Lightweight but solid. One thing I really liked was a feature that most people probably wouldn't notice right away, but takes this thing to the next level. I tried to document it in the photo. See the outer corners? They are not sharp, but they're assertive 90 degree flat corners. You'd expect the same interior corners where the cards go in. Why? Because they're easier to fabricate that way. But no, see the beveled interior? That makes it just that much easier to grab, slide, manipulate, and open without scraping up your cards or fingertips. It's a really nice touch that deserves a shout. I had recently tried a different money clip thing and wasn't super happy with it. As soon as this one arrived, I tried it out and switched. Not looking back. This is a good item. And it came with a nice case and a little screwdriver in case you need to tighten any of the screws.