kinzd Money Clip, Front Pocket Wallet, Leather RFID Blocking Strong Magnet thin Wallet (Crazy Horse dark brown)

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Sturdy build that holds cards tight. Magnets is strong and the RFID protection works as intended. Great wallet!

This wallet is amazing. Perfect for 4 cards + 1 (driver's license). Canadian money doesn't fit in the center pocket unless you fold it 3 times. I use the money clip instead. Overall very impressed. Super light and compact. Very stylish and sleak. A+++++

Geniale Geldklammer... Habe nach ca.6-7 Jahren jetzt die 2. Und würde mir auch noch eine auf Lager legen...

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I bought this wallet to replace one of a similar design. This type of wallet is ideal for all the minimalists out there who only want - or need - to carry the essentials. I used to carry a folding wallet in a back pocket of my slacks. Over time, I came to realize that I was carrying too many things in my wallet that I did not need. The bonus to wallets of this design is that they are meant to be carried in a front pocket thus making them less susceptible to pickpockets. My old wallet did not have the ID window that this one has. I have to say I am very pleased with this wallet and I really like the ID window. It's such a common sense item that when you actually use it you think, "Doh! Of course!" You can also store one or more other cards behind your ID. On the flip side this wallet has three slots for cards and the money clip itself. As advertised the magnets in the money clip are strong enough to hold several bills neatly in place. I have not had this wallet long enough to comment on demagnetization of cards. I can say that it was never an issue with my old wallet and it had a pretty strong magnet also. With all new credit cards being issued with chips these days, demagnetization will become less of an issue. As for garage tickets and other magnetic media you might use, just keep it on the side opposite the money clip or in another pocket. Common sense should prevail here. You have a money clip with strong magnets and you have magnetically encoded media, it doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out you probably want to keep them separate. The benefits of this wallet design are worth any minor adjustments you might need to make. Lastly, the wallet has a side slot that can hold a few more cards in addition to those you store on either side of the wallet. This is where you would want to store cards you don't use often but don't want to be without, like your medical insurance ID card. At the moment, I've got seven plastic cards in this wallet, including my ID, along with about three more paper cards plus a few bills and it handles them beautifully. Even with all that it is still slim enough to easily slip into the front pocket of either jeans or dress slacks. It is still new and a bit stiff, as you might expect, but with time and use it will soften up just like my old one, making inserting and retrieving cards a breeze. For my money, this is an ideal wallet design.