Trayvax Armored Summit Wallet (Stone Grey, Without Heat Resistant Steel Plate)

I absolutely love this wallet. I have had it for a few months now, and I do not think I will go to anything else. It has such a low profile that I sometimes forget it is even there. Holds just about exactly eight cards, and maybe two or three folded bills, but if you're like me and hardly ever carry cash (or at least not much), it is perfect. I scaled down from a different money clip that was holding something like 18 cards, and I have never looked back.People always ask me about this when I pull it out to pay for things, because it is so minimalist and so cool.This fits well in a front or back pocket, and is very durable. Mine has no wear after months of carrying it around.This simplified life for me, and helped me eliminate the bulk and clutter of a money clip or wallet, particularly with the way I was always finding more stuff to stuff in it. This does not allow for that, and it is the best feature.

I bought this to be a minimalist wallet...for that, it has been awesome. The wallet looks "cool" and it is very easy to access my cards. I wear this wallet with dress pants and jeans mostly and it fits very good. It holds the cards fairly secure, however, you can obviously tell by the one band that it is not as secure as their other options. I highly recommend buying this if you are looking for a great looking wallet to hold your ID and credit cards. I knocked off one star because I'm not a fan of the money clip. In my opinion, the "back" of this wallet should be the front, because my ID looks good displayed from the "back" and the money would throw off the looks.I will continue to use this everyday as it feels great in my front pocket of dress pants, but I am looking forward to trying out the Trayvax Axis when I can justify buying a second wallet.Great job to Trayvax for bringing us a great looking, and very functional alternative to a traditional wallet.

Wallet was kind of cool at first, but as an everyday carry/minimalist item it is a little heavy and doesn't protect the face or edges of the outside card. I carried mine for about a year before switching to a simple leather front pocket carry wallet. The leather front pocket wallets tend to be lighter, have more room for cash, and also a smaller overall size; though they do lack to 'cool factor' of this wallet.

I have tried a lot of minimalist wallets around the 20$ range and this one is by far my FAVORITE. I have been using this wallet for over a year now, maybe close to two, and in all that time there is just about no wear at all. It does an amazing job at holding up, it fits everything I need to put in it ( about 8 cards) and the best part is, is that I hardly know its in my pocket. The only down side I can say is that it only holds 5 separate dollar bills at a time, but I rarely carry money.

I can't overemphasize how happy I am with this "gadget." it is not a wallet - it is 10x better than any wallet I've ever used, seen or owned. It's design is brilliant. It remains tight and tiny - though substantial enough that as I move around I am still aware that it is in my pocket. I have it holidng 9 cards and cash - doesn't hold multiple bills folded, but who cares...* I couldn't wait to get it.* I waited several weeks before reviewing.* This is my 1st Amazon reviewI plan to monitor Trayvax in the future expecting/ hoping they will come up w/ another genius design.

does it do what it says it does? It holds cards, it technically has a clip that can hold bills or paper cards so technically yes but not as well as I would hope. The strap doesn't hold tension so when one card comes out they all come out, unless you have pressure from the bills held in the clip which then causes the problem of not being able to put the card back in. I have an improvised system to make this work which involves a binder clip and a belt clip to keep it together, so in the end this doesn't work as a standalone wallet. It functions as a partial RFID shield for my credit cards with a bikini strap...

The wallet looks cool, but the strap that holds your cards has no elasticity what so ever. If you remove one card, you might as well remove them all because the wallet will not hold anything less that what the strap has been originally tensioned for. Very annoying for those times when you might need to store an extra card or two (gift cards, store credits, etc.). My advice to the manufacturer: use some sort of durable strap with at least a little elasticity to it.

I am a money-clip purist and I believe that there is no ideal money-clip. However, of the 4 that I have owned in the last fifteen years, this one is by far the best. My last one, which I also bought here on Amazon, was one of those buckle-snap-closed ones and it worked well for 3 years; until the hinge failed. This one is superior and has almost zero pocket-profile. I carry eight cards and I also keep a back-up $20 folded inside of them It fits snugly and I have no concerns that anything will fall out. It's still new and the band is still very stiff so if anything, it's a little too snug.There is also a small clearance beneath the adjustment buckle that allows about about 2-3 carefully folded bills, and that's about all that will fit in the slot.Clearly a lot of thought went into this clip and it is impressive. I like simple, light-weight, rugged, functional stuff. This meets or exceeds all of those attributes for me.