Picchio Men's Vintage Range RFID Blocking Bi-Fold Stylish Slim Wallet With Center Flip ID Window

Finally decided it was time to get rid of my leather wallet my daughter gave me 22 years ago. I thought this RFID could be a good thing since my new job will take me into large metropolitan areas. My old bifold wallet had something around three-four cards per card slot, this wallet holds one card per slot which makes getting the cards quicker and easier. Because of a card per slot, the new trifold ends up being about a 1/2" thicker than my bifold. I thought this was going to be a problem (since I drive a desk for a living), but actually, it never bothered me at all. Had it for almost 2 months and no issues at all with the quality of the item, utility, and now I can say comfort of the item.

Great quality wallet. I tend to carry a lot of cards around - different credit cards to maximize cash back, insurance cards, AAA, etc. It's holding up well and a huge improvement over the ratty wallet I had for over 10 years.

I didn't want crime to pay so I bought this little bi fold and was able to get all my cards in there with room to spare. It replaced an old tri fold that I had a lot of paper blockers in. The price is easy on the wallet also.

very good wallet for the price & as i said if you have quite a few cards its a good wallet

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Beautiful wallet, just like the pictures, made for a great gift. Feels durable and well made, definitely a good purchase!

From my wife Sarah: This is an attractive wallet and we love that it's got the RFID blocking ability. It's sad but true that these days we need to be careful like that.The wallet looks exactly like the photo on this Amazon page. It's of nice quality leather and the stitching is also nicely done. Perhaps it's not what I'd call high end, but it's not low end either, and it seems like it will last.For some reason on this page it talks about it being designed for backpacking, but I see nothing about it that makes it appropriate for outdoor use. It looks like a nice dress wallet that my husband can use when he's working or out to dinner, etc. It's nice for everyday use. It's appropriate for a nice gift as well, and comes in a nice box.The wallet has what we consider to be the perfect number of slots and storage sections - 1 ID Slot, 17 Credit Card Slots, and 2 Dollar Note Compartments. We like the ID slot - very practical. You can easily find your ID when you need it, and you don't even need to remove it to show it.The only problem we saw was that the credit card compartments, especially the one for your license, was hard to get the cards into and out of. They're running kind of tight, though I think this will loosen over time with use.It's very good for the price and I'd recommend it.

This wallet has a number of attractive features that are all undone by one drawback that is immediately apparent to the user: the leather here is rather stiff, rough, and coarse.It doesn't feel smooth and supple, as you would expect in a top-quality wallet.So that's two stars off right there.On the positive side, the wallet has plenty of card slots: at least twelve, without the use of one of those cheesy plastic multi-card sleeve inserts that always crack and split open sooner than later.There also is a slot with a plastic window enabling you to show an ID card without having to remove it.Behind the card slots is a bill fold the width of the wallet, separated by not one but two dividers so you can stow big bills apart from small and medium ones.I do like the Scotch plaid lining in the bill fold -- that's a nice touch.But that reminds me again of what's wrong with this wallet -- the leather just doesn't have such a nice touch.If Steve Jobs had been a leathercrafter charged with making such a wallet, he would have asked his suppliers, "What were you thinking?"