DUXTIOSlim Minimalist Aluminum Wallet for Men/Credit Card Holder for Men with Cash Strap, Black, One Size, Rfid Wallet

Received earlier than expected. Quality seems on par with the more expensive ridge wallet at less than half the price. Durability remains to be seen since i only received it today but overall the product looks promising. Great alternative to the overpriced ridge wallet.

Exactly as described. Good materials used to make it, good deal for the price.

I’ve been using this wallet for over 2 years and it can’t be beaten at this price point. I carry about 12 solid cards (credit cards/IDs) about 4 thinner business cards or punch cards for food establishments I frequent and a Tile finder which is about the size of two or three credit cards. This wallet has no problem holding these cards or the cash securely and I’d definitely purchase again. My wallet has some cosmetic wear and tear from years of use but the only reason I’m considering getting rid of it is to purchase the green colorway which is now available.TLDR;Holds a ton of cards. Wayyyy cheaper than the competitors. No need to shell out 3-5x this amount on a wallet.

It took me a while to get used to using this type of wallet however, I don’t think I could ever go back the other way. So convenient!

I owned this wallet for nearly 2 years, and unfortunately had put my "multitool" card in the wrong way and sliced through the band. That is my fault. It actually held up quite well even with the fabric hanging on for dear life, but I retired it and went back to an older wallet I had for awhile.Recently, I was gifted The Ridge, the wallet this is based off, and I was surprised how lackluster it was. The only notable difference is the hard piece on the cash band is made out of thin metal on The Ridge, while it's a thicker plastic on the Duxtio. Edge sharpness is about the same. I think The Ridge might be a tad more loose, making pulling cards out a bit easier.Overall, for the price this wallet is 100% worth it. For any perceived difference in quality compared to The Ridge, remember this is 1/3 to 1/4th the price (Depending on sales and whatever). So after owning this, I can say The Ridge is definitely not worth the price unless you want to support the original design.

This is my second one. I love it. You will need to be careful because it can scratch easily.

I've had a number of different styles of front pocket wallets and they've all had their benefits and their drawbacks, and this design is no exception. While the perfect wallet doesn't exist, this one is very good.I came across this wallet when I was looking for a cheaper alternative to the Ridge with a cash strap. The construction of this wallet is very good. Exceptional even. The plates are real aluminum, the plastic inserts are nicely beveled to makes card insertion easy, and the elastic is thick and strong. I haven't had it long, but I have no expectations that this thing is going to fail. Having held an authentic Ridge that a friend of mine has, I can't tell any difference in construction at all, at a third of the cost.The inclusion of the cash strap instead of the money clip is nice, and makes the wallet even slimmer, and more comfortable in the pocket. This was something that I was specifically looking for, as I do not generally carry cash, and money clips greatly decrease the comfort in pocket. The strap has a small metal plate attached, seemingly to increase the tension of the strap. This plate is easily removable if desired, which makes the profile even thinner in the pocket.One complaint with this wallet is just a general complaint about all modern wallets: RFID blocking is pointless, "protects" you from non-existent attacks, and makes using a transit or access card much harder than it needs to be.Another complaint would be the price. $30 for a bit of plastic, aluminum, and elastic is a bit much. But it's still better than the Ridge.For the rest of this review I will be comparing this wallet to my previous wallet, the "Mosiyeef RFID Blocking Automatic Pop-Up Pu Leather Aluminum Metal Wallet Credit Card Case Holder Money Clip Card Case".Pros:- This wallet is more adaptable than the Mosiyeef. It can safely and easily hold more cards or fewer cards securely.- This wallet is capable of securely holding very thin cards, such as work ID's or insurance cards, with no danger of them slipping out.- This wallet is far better built, with fewer soft materials such as leather to wear out or delaminate.- I've already mentioned it, but it has a thin, low profile cash strap instead of the ubiquitous money clip.- No moving parts to breakCons:- Individual cards are more difficult to get out, particularly cards in the middle of the stack.- Likewise, cards are more difficult to reinsert into the middle of the stack in a particular place.- Some long term maintenance will be required to keep the screws tight, which use a small hex key instead of a standard Phillips head.- Essentially impossible to use without full use of both hands. You have to have a pretty firm grip with one hand while retrieving a card with the other.Overall, this is one of the better front pocket wallets I've used. It's by no means perfect, but I don't think it's possible to make the perfect wallet. As it stands, this is almost as good as it gets. If there was a better way to fan the cards and make the middle cards more accessible, and to make RFID accessible through the wallet, I really wouldn't have anything to complain about.