MURADINMens Wallet Tactical Bifold Wallets for Men Metal RFID Blocking Aluminum Money Cards Holder Gifts for Men

This wallet lasted me a couple of years which is more than I can say about other wallets. I eventually swapped it out because it didn't hold enough but was still in good shape.

My boyfriend loves it. The quality is sturdy.

The first thing I noticed was that the box it came in looks very nice for a gift, but it is missing thumb grooves, making it hard to pull open.The wallet itself is not that compact compared to regular wallets. It looks roughly the same size. Instead, I would call it more sleek and modern.Modernizing can be a good or bad thing. This wallet is great if you carry a lot of cards around. Cash and coins are getting less useful to carry around for me. I used to carry a change purse when I was a kid. Not anymore. So, if you are still using a lot of cash, this is probably not the wallet for you.This wallet does have an elastic band that could be used to hold some cash, but not if you have a lot. The band takes away from the wallets sleek look and can stretch out of shape. Personally, I prefer a simple bobbie pin that can act like a cash clip and is nearly invisible when you aren't carrying any cash around. But don't think that there's a 'secret compartment' somewhere to stash the cash.Don't think that the elastic band will solve the problem of your wallet flipping open easily either. Unless, you intend to be putting it on and pulling it off a lot. There is no snap to keep this wallet closed. Some people suggest using glue and magnets to make it shut. But for me, I like that the wallet opens easily. It gives me easy access to the cards inside and it's very unlikely anything will fall out once put in. I can flash my ID and keep moving.This wallet shines for those who carry a lot of cards: credit cards, ID cards, security access cards, insurance cards, membership cards, etc. The central compartment is made for credit cards. They click into place beautifully here. Muradin also provides an rfid that can be placed at the bottom of the stack for extra protection. The ID window is open and won't interfere if your ID also has a security chip in it that has to be scanned often. There's a slot in the back which is also open for a gate or door access card. And finally, there's an easy access slot on the front for the card you use most to buy stuff, or for paper cards (think business cards or voter registration type cards) that aren't as durable as plastic.For modern needs, this wallet is well designed and very appealing to look at. As our dependence on cash diminishes and we rely more on various types of cards, this is a great option to consider.

Solid build, comfy in the pocket, holds a decent amount, overall a good wallet for people that don't heavily deal in cash. If you do then I'd reccomend ordering a money clip to slip in the back. The outer pockets need to be worn in a bit as they are quite snug at first, but within a week they should settle in quite nicely.

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I don’t know if even my picture does it justice but I thought I was getting a light leather look and this thing is bright orange, lol. I’m here on the computer to the side, looking at the pictures of what I chose and it is like a light tan/leather… What I got could direct traffic, lol.Functionally, it’s pretty nifty looking but also…It’s bulky (so not a thin wallet).The compartments, I guess they looked good at checkout but in use I actually don’t like the external pocket that whatever goes in it is going to get a bent corner from being exposed (though that makes it easy to grab) and the external ID slot is exposing my ID or anything that would go in there.The mechanism that pinches cards into place makes it difficult to put anything in there that isn’t a hard card. Also, it’s exactly the size of a credit card so forget your odd sized punch card from your favorite lunch spot… Mind used to be just fine in my plain metal wallet that is a bit wider than credit cards, so I’m finding I actually miss the space.The internal ID slot, there’s also just a hole in the the slot- there’s no window in the sense of a clear layer there, just a hole. So, that card is more protected than the outside one but still open to wear and tear.What I do like, I used to get all my cards and things mixed up in my plain metal wallet so that was a small hassle to shuffle through and this is able to be somewhat organized. Also, everything is fairly easy to extract— except for what’s in the internal ID pocket which is very tight. And, I needed to put some things behind the ID that are paper and not really able to go in the main compartment.Overall, I think I miss my old metal wallet that lasted FOREVER. It was as simple as it gets, looked like an old cigarette case or bigger business card case. Protected from elements, RFID. It was still fine except the internal slots broke (which led to the disorganization). This new wallet is guaranteed not to last as long, and I can organize but I’m limited by the spaces available on what can actually go in there— so like I want to organize by how often I use things and what they are but that’s physically not an option.I’ll use it until it’s done for, but kind of bummed— especially about the color, lol. Wish I’d made a better choice— or bought in person!

I have had this wallet for 3 years now, gotten compliments on it, people have asked me where I got it and it has held up incredibly well and is still going strong. The worst wear is on the front card holder flap where its seperated some, but it fits all my cards and still holds them tight.My only complaint is fiddling with the strap and cash can be a little aquard but not enough to make me stop using it.