ID Stronghold Extra Capacity Bifold Wallet for Men - RFID Blocking Genuine Leather Wallet

LOVE THIS WALLET.

Excellent quality and convenient to use. I'm 70 yrs old and I have had a lot of wallets in my day. This is one of the best. I wear it in my right rear pants pocket. It's not just for credit cards. These days you needs card slots for medical insurance id, business id, points cards, etc. It has many slots to secure all of my cards. There are two bill pockets so I can separate receipts and other papers from my cash. The extra fold gives me more pockets without adding bulk and when I open the wallet, the extra fold keeps the back panel of cards out of sight. So I put my most frequently used cards in the front fold and hide my extra cards in the back. I just opened my wallet and today's contents show 7 cards in the card slots and I also have 8 cards tucked away in the compartments under the card slots. I also have 6 bills and 3 coupons in the bill pockets. The card slots are big enough so that I can take the cards in and out easily. I feel very secure with the RFID blocking feature. I bought it in March, 2016 for travel security; but, since it held so much and felt so comfortable, I have used it every day since I bought it. After 11 months of constant use it shows minimal wear. Well worth the price.

It's good quality and plenty of storage. It's just bulkier than I expected, but that is a me problem not the manufacturer's.

The one I have been using for years, over 4 years in fact, is still in great shape and is showing very few signs of wear, so why did I buy a back up? Because this is a great wallet that is really holding up, whereas practically no other wallet I have ever owned has looked good after 1+ years. And since products come and go I wanted to make sure I had a spare when the time comes. I love the ten card pockets and a clear window for ID, along with two money compartments and three hidden areas. You might think this wallet will be too thick in your pocket, but that depends solely on how much or little you carry in your wallet. It is less bulky than a tri-fold and fits well in pants pockets. I've never been embarrassed when I've had to use this wallet. The RFID protection is a bonus especially if your credit cards emit RFID for contactless use, i.e. the 4 curved arcs. Maybe a thief with a hand held RF scanner isn't going to steal your credit card info in passing, but why worry or risk it?

This may be the best wallet I have ever owned! It has plenty of room for all my cards and other "man" stuff. It is a bit on the fat side when fully loaded up but as I have used it the stiffness of the leather is going away and it feels more comfortable in my pocket. It also is a very secure wallet with all the RFID protection you need to keep your cards and personal info safe and sound. I also like the split money compartment so you can separate bigger bills or receipts from the rest of your cash. Now if I just had more cash to put in it....

After a few months of use, I'm raising this review to 5-stars. Its the best wallet I've ever owned. Real easy to find and remove credits cards when I need it. My previous comments still remain valid though, but I really like this wallet. This wallet has an internal flap for storing extra credit cards and a windowed area for a drivers license. This substantially increases the width of wallet which can be the cause of back pain for some people if you keep the wallet in your back pocket. That being said, the wallet seems to be well made and with a many storage spaces. In addition to the credit card slots it has a few "secret" storage compartments which I found to be limited in terms of the number of items they can store compared to the wallet I was replacing. Perhaps this capacity will increase as the leather becomes more flexible after it's wear-in period. Despite it's thickness, I decided to keep this wallet and reduce the number of items I normally carry. I suspect a smarter choice, from a health perspective, would be to go for a thinner wallet without the internal flap and reduce what I carry - but this will tax my ability to determine what items I really need to have with me at all times! :-)

Over the past three years, I know seven people that have fallen victim to the growing epidemic of electronic pickpocketing. Five of them had this unfortunate experience happen to them while traveling overseas in Europe. They came home from either a business trip, or family vacation only to find in the following months their credit cards were being used to make fraudulent purchases. According to American Express, MasterCard, and Visa, all of the illegal transactions were done by swiping their credit cards, even after they returned home from Europe without the real cards being physically stolen. Last November, an acquaintance who attends the University of Illinois, had the information from her student ID card stolen, and her account was completely cleaned out. She didn't realize this until she went to pay for dinner at one of the cafeterias on campus, only to find out her account came up empty. Ironically, she carries her credit cards in her backpack all the time. No matter where she goes, her backpack goes with her. While her cards weren't stolen, someone with an RFID reader must have snatched the information off the cards while she was walking around campus. Since I like to carry various credit cards, and driver's license with easy to scan RFID chips on them, I decided to buy this wallet and put it to a test. A friend of mine who works for a security firm, has both high and low-pass RFID readers at his work location. We tested all of the storage slots on this wallet, and they weren't able to read them with the wallet opened or closed. SUCCESS! However, the old wallet I had, the aforementioned cards could easily be read from 2-3 feet away from both scanners. The quality of this wallet is excellent. Likewise, the stitching is well done, and looks very firm. While it's a lot more stiffer than my old one, I am sure that it will feel a lot better after a few months of use. Now just last week, my cousin just about fell over when she received a $8,235.00 bill from Visa. Here again, the pattern is the same; she carries her Visa card with her all the time in her large bulky purse. She hasn't lost the credit card, but a series of purchases were made by swiping a fake copy of it at stores in nearby towns, and in Atlanta, Georgia. This matter has been turned over the Lapeer County Sheriff's Office for investigation. I have recommended this company to her, and all of my friends, so they can protect themselves from electronic pickpocketing in the future.

Well it’s not quite big enough in picture it looked like what i needed picture a little deceiving, but it is good quality, so I’m not completely des appointed.