Radix One Slim Wallet - Minimalist Ultralight Polycarbonate Money Clip

I love this wallet and have been carrying it daily for 10 years. The band is still in great shape, but after a decade it has stretched so that i need to carry a minimum of 6 cards and I recently reduce my daily cards to 4 so it's time to upgrade. That said, I will be buying the upgraded metal version of this wallet so I can carry that for another 10 years. Buying this wallet was an awesome choice and I highly recommend it for the price, size, and quality.

Great card wallet fits all my cards and cash, rubber band doesnt stretch easily. Worth the money, don't have to buy a new one for a long time. If you fold the money around your cards correctly, it is very easy to use and quickly access your cards and cash. I have not lost any cards yet, keeps them secure.

im posting this review 1+ years after i bought it, its still holding up, and it will keep holding up until it needs replacing

I am writing a review because I find them helpful when I am looking to buy. Also, the reviews on this are mixed, so I wanted to perhaps help anyone making a decision.First, the seller is excellent. The product was shipped and received on schedule. It came in a fairly nice box. The product was exactly asrepresented. Do not hesitate to order from this seller.Minimalist wallets are very "in" now. Chances are the reader does not know much about them (as I did not) and is faced with enumerable choices on the market. I looked at a lot. I did not know whether it would work for me, so the price point was important. This wallet is obviously exceptionally well priced. If you have read the other reviews, my comments may be helpful.Yes, it's "plastic" (polycarbonate). However, it is a very nice and hardy plastic. It looks sleek and more expensive than it is. If you want a metal one, this is not for you. I did not care. No, it will not handle one card very well. It needs maybe 2-3 (or more if you have them) to work properly. Some have criticized the wallet for this. But if you are only interested in carrying one card, why would you need any wallet? Virtually everyone has more than one card. So far (I have had the wallet about a month) the elastic has not stretched out and it works well to keep money. The "bump" makes it easy to store and remove money. You will have to fold it three times to properly carry it. I carry very little cash. If you are someone who carries a lot of cash, neither this nor any minimalist wallet is for you, in my opinion. Yes, it is easy to remove and replace cards. You will notice that the wallet is ridged. If you push up slightly to expose the top of the cards, and lightly pinch the bottom, the cars fan out and are easy to remove and replace. Unless you have an awful lot of cards, I know where each one is placed so it is not a hassle to find the right one. No, I have not noticed scratching being any kind of problem.This is not a criticism because I knew what I was getting, but obviously most of us have our license in a clear holder to show when required for ID. You can't do that with this wallet, obviously. It has to go inside. I have not found that to be a problem at all.I Love the wallet. At less than $15.00 dollars, it does not seem to make sense for you to labor over it. If you don't like it, so what. But you will if you have the same observations I expressed here.

I bought this Radix One wallet in 2017. I don't have it in my pants pockets, so there's less wear and tear. I have it usually in the pocket of my jacket or my bag. Been using it every day, it's been great since I switched from a classic bulky wallet to this one. Just fantastic, minimalist product and I love it.

I go through these like every couple years. I've bought at least 4 of them...What happens is the rubber band always just starts breaking. I wish they would sell just the bands, for like maybe 2 dollars, I would just buy like a 6 pack of those & call it a day.If you have a lot of cards, this thing isn't for you. If you have only 2 cards, this is also not for you as the band will be too loose. I'd say like 7 cards, a few bills is optimal.Radix, if you're listening, sell the bands separately will ya.

I bought this in 2015 and used it the whole time since. It’s amazing how well it stayed together seeing how its alot cheaper than most slim wallets out there.I just cleaned it out and dumped a bunch of old cards. So before these pictures, it was almost twice as thick! Thats why I had to reinforce the band with one of those rubber wristbands u get everywhere.I never really held cash in it just because I never used cash and i was scared it wouldn’t hold well but seeing how after i stretched its band out so much along with my green band, and took alot of cards out — it holds about 5-6 bills really securely. Although i dont think it would hold a less than tht very well (unless its new).I took all the cards out and tried to hold just a few but it wouldnt, but again mine is 5 years old. I noticed the more cards it holds the tighter the hold gets. But theres a sweetspot — about 8-10 cards, once i reached 14+ it would come apart in my back pocket.I like to keep the cardboard spaceholder thing that comes with the wallet as a divider, between my ID cards and money cards. Also it serves to make the wallet tighter.I just found out I could buy replacement bands for $6 a pair, and since the plastic parts are still looking new i figured i didnt need to buy a whole new wallet.This wallet is one of the best purchases i have ever made on Amazon. Its perfect and im just grateful i never lost it, thank God.