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Apr 25, 2018

Slightly disappointed as this was marketed as a minimalist / thin wallet. I removed cards from what I carry and it is just as thick as my previous wallet. The money clip is nice, but that's hardly innovative. It's definitely sturdy, but the thickness has me wanting a different wallet. Each wall that the elastic uses to sandwich your cards is about 3 cards thick.

Apr 25, 2018

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b9d9ffdad3ac59e7f6f

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Jun 26, 2018

ccdixWhat was your previous wallet?

Jun 26, 2018

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ccdix

Jun 26, 2018

b9d9ffdad3ac59e7f6fA simple leather bi-fold. Best I can say is that this wallet has a few pros 1. only as small as a credit card in the x, y directions 2. It is RFID blocking (is that a real thing?) 3. It is rigid (pun intended). However, it's much thicker than my leather wallet was and is faster to deform the back pocket of my pants because it is both rigid and thicker. I'm switching back, just have to take the time to clean the leather and move everything back.

Jun 26, 2018

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asnyder46

Sep 20, 2018

ccdixIt's a front pocket wallet...

Sep 20, 2018

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GaleForce

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Oct 7, 2018

asnyder46I never understood why anyone would enjoy putting a wallet in their back pocket. Aside from it being insanely easy to pickpocket (which I've never been concerned about other than when I'm in a major city), it's insanely uncomfortable to sit, it's legitimately very bad for your back/spine, and it's a pain in the ass (I wish I could say literally, but I wouldn't go that far, haha) to reach for it and also who wants to be in public digging around in their ass for a wallet. It's just bad form, IMO, and I'm not one to be overly concerned with what's good/bad form in public. But I don't scratch my ass in public, that's for sure.

Oct 7, 2018

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