TOHINCarbon Fiber Wallet with Mulitool as a gift - Metal Credit Card Wallet RFID - Minimalist Front Pocket Wallets for Men - Wallets for Men with Cash Strap

It is good looking but not as thin as I expected. If you put more than 5 cards in, it becomes difficult to access them. I have too many cards I carry daily so this will be "overflow" for my wallet. I originally bought this to replace my wallet but I do carry too much. If you are going minimalist (i.e. costume, beach, formal wear, etc.) then this will work if you plan what you want to carry accordingly. EDC, or everyday carry, has each of us carrying phones, keys, cred's, knife, etc., so plan accordingly or carry heavy.

Overall a pretty solid product. If you are looking for a super simple minimalist wallet, this thing is the winner. If you like to separate your cards from IDs and gift cards into separate sections, this is not the wallet for you. If the company adds a divider system or something to make it easier to access more than two cards without having to pull all of the cards out would be awesome and earn them the 5th star.Overall for such a cheap price point, this is an excellent wallet.

This is an inexpensive clone of the $140 Ridge carbon fiber wallet: two plates held together with elastic t-straps, with decorative covers screwed to the outside. The difference is in materials and construction; as they say "you get what you pay for." Is this wallet worth $12? Absolutely. Is it the wallet for me? Nope.The interior plates on the Ridge are thin aluminum; on this wallet they're thicker plastic. The covers on the Ridge are real carbon fiber; these appear to be a "carbon fiber" decal over a thin piece of aluminum. They're glossy and looks like they'll scratch easily.The thing that bugs me most is that there's no groove milled for the cash strap, which is pretty thick at the point where the ends are sewn together. So the wallet ends up being 9mm thick (not including the strap) even when it's completely empty. That's 1.5x as thick as the Ridge.The thickness of the cash strap also makes me wonder about durability. It makes a pretty good lump between the plastic plate and the decorative cover, and the cover is just bent over the lump and held in place by tiny Torx screws driven into the plastic plates. So those screws are under stress to begin with, and will be stressed even more every time the cash strap is lifted to insert or remove currency. I'm not sure how much force it will take to strip the Torx screws out of the plastic, and since I'm returning the wallet I'm not going to find out.All in all, this is a reasonably thin wallet at a very attractive price. I'm looking for something thinner and more durable, but if you're interested in seeing whether you like carrying a minimalist (ish) wallet without breaking the bank, it's a good option.

Economic solution to high price alternatives

A very unusual product, but I’m game. The biggest benefit is pocket space. I have to adjust to the money holder on the outside of the wallet. The jury is still out, but you get a great value for a fraction of the price.

Didn't want to pay to much till I tried one to see but glad I didn't spend more because this thing is very nice and don't think the more expensive one could be any better it definitely worth the money way more then I expected

Overall it's what I wanted. Slim wallet to hold cards.Big Con is... You don't get what's advertised.No nameplate. The multitool is the .99 cent one you can get off Wish.Overall tho for 13 bucks it's pretty cool. I liked the gift box it came in.Additional note: it doesn't store US sized business cards very well.

Perfect for how many cards you have! I kept adding cards to it and it fit perfectly. I think I stopped at 11. It fits in my pocket perfectly. Actually gave me a heart attack twice bcuz I didn’t feel it in my pocket but it was still there.