Slim RFID Blocking card holder with ID Window & Keychain - Waterproof, Compact, and Secure for Men & Women - Minimalist Design with Lanyard(Black)

I bought this as a small wallet foe trips to the amusement park. Absolutely love it, while it's small it fits quite a bit. I usually have 5 or 6 cards a pack of gum and chapstick in it. That's not even utilizing the front zipper pocket.Zippers are sturdy and I feel the overall quality is great! Made it through our amusement park season last year and is still going strong as a daily wallet for me now. I just wanted something small and easy to carry on the rides when I didn't want to carry my small book bag.

My current wallet was too big. I bought this and I am pleased. I put all my credit cards, license, cash and the air tag and it still does now like a bloated wallet. I just got it today and will know how long it last after a few months.

This item is slightly larger than the “Surfer Wallets” I had been using.<> <> After 10 monts use, despite its shortcomings, I have come to really like the form-fit-and-function of this wallet and will probably buy it again.<> <> As such, I have upgraded my rating by one star.---- RFID Blocking which other brands did not have.HOWEVER, RFID Block DOES NOT WORK!MY EXPERIMENT: Put only one Credit Card in it, held it up to the gas pump, and no problem reading my Credit Card. : ( : (DURABILITY: At about 8 months use the wallet started falling apart internally. e.g. the materials outside the stitching. At 10 months I had to replace, and I bought the same model, different color.MAINT: The outside stitching is fraying is easily fixed by holding a lighter near the fray and will extend the life of the item....The that trick on any synthetic such as nylon. (but not Rayon)----------------->>> It is thin, lightweight, and compact.BTW – the photo may lead you to believe that there is quantity 2, it is 1, just showing both sides in one image.-- The picture window is nice, and that side has a divided partition. So on that side I keep in the front my license, insurance card, etc., an cash on the other side of the divider.-- Flip it over the zipper is on the side and I keep my credit cards here.-- I do not use the included carbineer, whereas this is my wallet kept in my pocket.

I wanted a small yet sturdy wallet to carry just my drivers license and maybe a card or few bucks cash in when going on day hikes so that I didn’t have to carry my entire regular wallet-full of cards, etc. and this fit the bill perfectly. The zipper closure ensures that things don’t fall out of it like they could with one of those slot wallets.

UPDATE: I now realize it was only a matter of time until the top zipper slid open without me noticing and I paid dearly for it. When I pulled it out of my pocket while getting a delivery yesterday, my debit card, laundry card, and my union ID fell out. I didn't realize until the next day (tonight) that they weren't in my wallet, and I had to call citi, who then confirmed fraudulent charges. I'm now out the cost of replacing my union card and around $20 that was on my laundry card, which I'll now have to replace as well. I feel Really burned/ sad/ p.o.'d for putting faith in this, after seeing the flaws the first time.[I wanted this for one purpose: holding my ID, a credit card, and my keys, to tuck into my jersey, shorts, or jacket pocket when I'm cycling or running errands on my bike.I wasn't concerned so much about the RFID, but I did want something that would not absorb too much of my sweat, or rain, should that become an issue on a ride, and that is slim. It ticks those boxes, however, the top zipper isn't "finished". Look at different zippers you have on items other than clothes. If a zipper doesn't terminate into a crevice of some sort, it'll often have a small "hood" that covers it, or metal bits that are the final stop in which the pull rests, and stays closed, until you deliberately open it. This is a short zipper on a small piece, so, it shouldn't be a huge deal, except,it simply rolls into the seam on the corner, not fully closing. On the first wallet, which I had to send back, the amount of curl this caused toward the end of the zipper made it pull, and slide open on its own. Just the thing to allow a credit card to fall out when you're pulling it out of your pocket, possibly without noticing. I used it twice and noticed the zipper fully open both times, in what was completely normal, expected use. My shorts weren't tight, nothing else in my pockets. Just putting it in and taking it out opened the zipper.This one holds okay, so I'm thinking most of them will, but be aware you might have to throw yours back. I imagine these were made by hand and I'm not a fabricator, but I'm sure my costumer ex gf could tell me how they should have finished this and why it was an easier short cut or cheaper to do the zipper this way. Just don't let it cost you your valuables. It's decent sized, and pretty cheap. I'll use it until it breaks down, then find something better.]

I selected this wallet as a gift for a young boy going to summer camp for the first time. Item appeared durable with 2 zipper pockets. I find children to be careless with their money from time to time as evidenced by my findings of wealth after a load of laundry. This is perfect for a child’s first wallet as it comes with both a clip to wear on their shorts and a lanyard to wear around their neck.

NOTE - the product picture made me think I was getting 2 wallets but the picture is showing the 2 sides of the product. You only get ONE wallet.This is the perfect size for credit cards and cash not window pocket tore after 6 months causing coins to fall out. Maybe it can be glued shut.The size is about an inch longer and wider than a credit card so it is not a struggle to remove cardsHandy external pocket where I now put the coins and credit cards.Would be perfect if it was more durable

It holds my change plus some less used medical cards and member/loyalty card just fine! For much lessthan my main minimalist RFID wallet, an Alpaka Zip Pouch Pro at $35 plus shipping.