Tony PerottiItalian Leather Wallet - Men's RFID Wallet Slim Design, Quick Access Wallet With Pop-Up Card Slider - Eco-Friendly Vegetable-Tanned Full Grain - Made in Italy

The look and feel of this wallet is stylish modern and overall nice looking. The card holder works great to hold the cards inside and the lever is smooth to push to pop the cards up. But the pocket in the front is too loose. It holds cash if it’s thick enough, but who carries a wad of cash in their wallets anymore. A simple money clip on it would be more secure. If you don’t need it for cash, it’s nice but way overpriced.

Solid "wallet" if all you carry is plastic.Leather is nice enough, the interior looks machined with plastic components added. Comes in a giftbox. Overall nice presentation. I would guess the achilles heel here will be the spring inside the wallet. It is tiny & not well protected. If the spring goes the whole thing is shot. That is just from eyeballing it though. The leather has a sizeable "GREEN" stamp on the rear, and the front is stamped with "RFID" larger than needed (in fact that stamp could have been left off entirely). In the end I probably wont use this much as it really has no option for cash. This is a plastic only wallet, though it is intended to protect your plastic from digital thieves. $50 feels a bit pricey, but overall it does seem well made.

Pretty good wallet. It's essentially an aluminum shell that's wrapped in leather. The leather appears to be good quality although time will tell how it wears. The mechanism that slides the cards up is really neat, they consistently slide out easily and in a nice, staggered fashion. I really like that part of the wallet.Some things could be improved. The exterior ID holder is a bit loose. I've got 2 cards in it and it seems to be holding them ok so far. With 1 card it easily falls out. Additionally, the sides of the ID holder at the top seem overly pliable so I worry about how they'll last. I wish the little lever to slide the cards up stuck out a bit less, or swung out of the way, or retracted or something.

Very stylish, I guess that's the reason for the high price. The thumb slide does not work for me and I have to grab the edge of the card and pull it out. Logically, the most used card would be in that slot where it is not RFID protected. Additionally, I would still need to carry around my wallet for cash and other documents. I would prefer to see a larger folding wallet with an RFID pouch, but room for everything else.

It's reached its peak at 3 months of use. Materials are starting to separate and its only been in and out of my pocket.