SlimFoldMinimalist RFID Wallet - Thin, Durable, and Waterproof Guaranteed - Made in USA - Original Size Charcoal with Orange Stitching

Sent it back, it was way too large. Barely fits in a pocket 🤷

People who love slim, water resistant, and pockets you came to the write place. This wallets comes with five plus cards slots. I was worried that my cards would fall out because how easy the cards are able to slide in and out. But that is not the case with this slim wallet! I'd recommend buying or gifting it to a loved one for sure.

Best bi fold wallet I've ever owned.If you're more modern and only use physical cards and/or post modern and use digital cards on your smart phone; there are better minimalist wallets/phone case with card holders out there in my opinion. But if you still use cash frequently this is an excellent buy (although a bit on the expensive side): you don't have to fumble with unfolding your cash and refolding it, deal with loose money clips, and is easier to pull out individual cash and organize it from lowest to highest (or vice versa) on the fly, which gets you in-and-out of the store in a flash instead of standing at the end of the checkout line looking like a fool organizing,folding and putting away your cash.Wallet is very water resistant, but not water proof. Will hold up well in heavy rain or if blast with a super soaker, but if you jump in a pool of water, don't expect your cash to be dry due to it not having a full sealed enclosure.Fabric is very light and thin, but due to the design does cover a large surface area like a hipster wallet. At default postiion (folded in half), It's almost 5 inches at it's widest (around 2 and 1/3 standard cards). You may have issues sticking it in your dress pants with tiny pocketsThere are 11 individual card slots, way more than you need in my opinion. But if you do need more and plan to stack a card pocket, know that the fabric will stretch and become loose. If you put two cards in one slot for a prolonged period of time for example, best to leave two cards in that slot permanently and not go lower unless you want a chance of a card slipping out on it's ownI like how cards are inserted vertically instead of horizontally as it make it easier to view and take out with less pinching force/precisionCash pocket is oversized. Regular US bill 6 x 2.5 while the cash pocket slot is around 10 x 3.75. Feels odd taking out cash at first due to the exorbitant amount of space, but overtime you get used to it. Very receipt friendly, especially for long receipts as you can just stick it in without folding it in most casesThere are no hidden pockets for coins and trinkets, so you have to pocket it or just toss it in the large cash pocket for convenienceRFID. I got the least expensive color variation and it contains RFID protection which is odd. Guess Charcoal with Orange Stitching and RFID isn't that popular? Anyway, the area where i live, there are no supermarkets or retailers that use RFID payment method and none of my credit cards have RFID functionality, so i cant' really test it out. For RFID protection it's just a layer of aluminum foil attached to a plastic card ingrained in the wallet. The plastic card help the wallet hold it's shape. Back on topic, well i know aluminum foil blocks out electrical signals since i wrapped it around my cell phone once and no signal electrical signal can go through, so i bet it's the same concept here. Great if you want the added protection i guess, but if someone is stealing from your credit card you can easily dispute it or report your card is stolen once you get app notification of unknown online purchases.Price point of this wallet is a bit high. Majority of it is probably due to the light weight/water resistant material, and it being made in the USA. The wallet is very functional and has a 5 year warranty. If you plan to use it long term and still use paper bills, it's a good investment

It is indeed a very thin wallet. While the broad rectangular shape takes a little getting used too. But overall that long shape enables it to fit more cards while staying very flat.The issue I have is how the cards fit. Initially it’s tough to fit them into the slots. Then they loosen up - a bit too much and now I am little concerned they may slide out on their own. They are not falling out but slightly loose.For the price, the wallet looks a bit cheap - the seams are just slightly irregular and look hand sewn. I haven’t had it that long yet so as long as it holds up, I’m not that particular what it looks like. If I did care about that, I’d look for a different wallet.As long as it holds up for several years and the cards stay in securely I’ll be happy with this wallet overall but wish it was cheaper.

Four years of using this every day and for travel, and it is still in very good condition, not stretched out, no loose threads. The vertical slots for cards hold a lot and are forgiving for the times you need to overfill. The outside texture makes it very secure in any pocket from sliding out, especially the front. I've since gifted two.