Lightweight, Durable, Water Resistant, Slim Wallet - Easy Access to Cards, Cash and Digital Media - Up to 8 cards!

I was one of the original purchasers on the EZGO wallet when it premiered on Kickstarter back in 2013. Like most men, I had used a few different wallets to that point and had never really found "the one." I used to buy a new wallet every year or so when I got tired of the old one, even if it hadn't worn itself out. Not anymore. You know the things in your life that are so good you stop even looking at the competition? This is one of those things.It has enough space for my license, 7 cards, cash, and still takes almost no space in my pocket. The tapered plastic is durable and solid, but with enough flex that it bends when I sit on it so I don't even know it's there. I have dropped it hundreds of times and have never had a card pop out, not even once. The cash sits lightly in the middle, with enough room that I have no problem pulling it out, but with just enough compression from the sides that it stays put.People will ask you where you got your wallet when you pull it out. I have probably given a few dozen recommendations for the EZGO since I got it, because people who see one want one. This purchase was a gift, since the original one I bought more than 5 years ago is still in great condition.Buy an EZGO. You won't be disappointed.

I've annoyed my wife with how many wallets I've been through. I just can't settle on the right one...I might have one for a while, but it's always missing the one thing I really wanted from a wallet.Well, I believe my search is over with the EZGO. Here's what I need to carry:* 3-5 folded bills* micro SD card and its SD card adapter* 6-8 debit/credit/other cardsThis wallet carries them all in a very compact size, even slim enough to be a front pocket wallet. I believe the design of the wallet, where the cards slide onto either side of a central bill cavity, is what contributes to the slim form factor. In other wallets, card pockets mean that there is additional thickness added outside the inserted card, noticeably increasing the thickness of the populated wallet. With the EZGO, the maximum dimensions of the EZGO are already set by design: 4 cards per side, max.A bonus I really like about the EZGO is the lanyard/keychain hole, so I can now brainstorm about essential keys or other items I consider as essential to keep with the wallet contents. I'm thinking a very short cord/chain with only essential keys on it, possibly lashed to one side of the EZGO with an elastic band around the whole thing.So not just to my relief, but others as well, I've found a wallet that fits the bill (pun intended). I'll definitely be getting it as a gift and recommending it whenever people inquire about it as I'm paying for something!

This thing is a pain in the butt when you need to get your cards out of it (I have 8 in mine). I don't recommend the product. It's almost like you have to plan your day around what cards you'll need otherwise it'll take you a full 60 seconds to make a purchase. Also, product is not black/metal card friendly at all.

I have bought over a dozen 'minimalist' wallets over the past few years, but I keep coming back to the EZGO wallet. I've had it for over 2 years and it's been my go-to wallet for over a year. The beauty is in its simplicity. I keep 4 cards on each side, with my driver's license and my debit card as the top cards. It literally only takes a couple of seconds to pull the wallet out of my front pocket and pull out my debit card. No rubber bands, no o-rings, no mechanical parts that can break or wear over time. I've wanted to like other wallets better, but I keep coming back to the EZGO. If there is any downside, it isn't RFID, but for my every day carry that's not a concern. If it was a necessity, I could sacrifice two cards and put RFID cards on the outside, which would protect all the cards in between. The cash slot in the middle is sheer genius as it does away with the added bulge of a built-in money clip. If you're looking for a minimalist wallet that is practical and durable, the EZGO is the way to go!

This wallet is what it is.Pros:1. A little bit lighter than my leather wallet.2. Less bulky than my leather wallet.3. Actually holds cards better than if my leather wallet was turned upside down.4. Holds cash fairly well also, but you have to have a minimum number of bills.5. Quick access to top card(s).6. More visible than a standard brown/black wallet, especially if you have a bright outside card.Cons:1. Does not hold some foreign currencies, such as Hong Kong Dollars, or Thai Baht.2. Unless you have at least around 4 bills, you risk losing the bills.3. You cannot easily access the bills folded inside of the others. You have to pull all of them out and flip through them in front of anybody who might be watching. Not only this, but if you have many bills, you will not be able to make them fit. And if they do fit, they will stick out excessively.4. You cannot easily access the bottom or middle cards without removing the top cards. Pretty obvious right? But that also means you are shuffling the cards you don't need. I just feel like I'm constantly working this wallet compared to a standard wallet where you grab what you need.5. Whatever two cards are on the outside of your wallet are visible to everyone. For example sometimes at restaurants I set my wallet and phone on the table because I don't like things in my pocket.6. You can't really put receipts and definitely not change in this wallet. I mean you can put receipts folded inside of the bills if you wanted, but it's not as easy as dropping a receipt in a 'normal' wallet.Like I said the wallet is what it is, and not everyone will use the wallet how I did. Some clearly love it, and I really do like it while it's in my pocket as it's lighter and smaller, but as soon as I have to use it I like it less and less. I think they could keep the weight nearly the same while on one side having a plastic folding 'door' with a catch to keep it secure unless needed. You could keep your more frequently used cards in there, and keep your other cards in the normal slot on the other side, or vice versa.