MagpulDAKA Everyday Tactical Slim Minimalist Credit Card Holder Travel Wallet EDC Gear

I purchased the O.D. green wallet and the color and am very happy with my purchase. It is exactly what I’ve been looking for for years. The wallet is; extremely lightweight, very low profile, thin, robust, strong, and very well made. It features a large clear ID window pocket on the front that is generously sized and does not obscure any of the ID, a cash pocket in the middle which is a unique feature for small wallets as most use a clip or similar to retain currency, and two card pockets on the rear of the wallet. The wallet is made from what appears to be a nylon coated fiber reinforced material that is layered and welded to form the unit. So far the wallet hasn’t stretched out like leather wallets I have had. For me it comfortably and securely holds 6-8 cards in the rear pockets, about 5 or so bills folded, and 1-2 cards in the front ID pocket. It is the perfect front pocket wallet for me and is the best one I have had to date. The only con which could be considered a pro as well is that the pockets are tight and it can be a little difficult at times to remove items from the wallet. I would absolutely recommend as well as purchase this wallet again and very well may to try out one of the different colors. Great job magpul!

I've had so many wallets but this is perfect. The thickness is so slim I sometimes forget it's in my pocket. It's comfort while seated is amazing. The quality is awesome and will not fall apart. It holds up through the toughest day. The design is absolutely perfect.

I've been using the Magpul everyday wallet for a few months now, and I have to say, I'm really impressed. This is a wallet that is built to last, and it's definitely up to the Magpul standard of quality.The wallet is made from a durable polymer material that can withstand a lot of wear and tear. It's also slim and lightweight, making it easy to carry in your pocket without feeling bulky. The design is simple and practical, with plenty of space for cards and cash. Although, admittedly, your cards take a little effort to remove at first and that can be frustrating. After a couple of months, it seems like it has broke in enough to make card removal a little easier.Overall, I highly recommend the Magpul everyday wallet for anyone who needs a tough and practical wallet for everyday use. It's a great value for the price and I'm confident it will last me for many years to come. If you're looking for a reliable wallet that can handle anything, this is the one to get.

This is a great wallet and I have carried one for over 10 years. The only reason I ordered another is that after ten years of daily use, I washed my original wallet in my pants pocket in HOT and then dried it in a gas dryer and the seams separated.

I got this wallet after getting tired of repeatedly washing of my Maxpedition bi-fold (sweat stains, mud, etc). I had tried an Armatus kydex wallet but it just wasn't appropriate for EDC (good for field though). Rather than go back to the bi-fold, I decided to give this a try.At first I was apprehensive because it had limited space for cash ("essential cash" is what Magpul said) and just a few cards. However, that wasn't the case. I could put in more cash than I previously thought and held them more securely than a bi-fold. It held 4 cards, 3 calling cards, AND a small flat religious icon without being bulky. However, if you're the type to carry around large and bulky wallets (which you can readily feel in your pocket) this might not be the one for you.Getting cash in and out of it takes some getting used to but after a week I could use it as easily as a bi-fold. Whether you put brand new bills or old and tattered ones, they'll fit in the wallet (don't crumple them up and jam them in there though).The wallet is very slim in profile and inspires confidence in use. It doesn't absorb sweat as much as leather and 1000D/500D fabric wallets.Overall, I am very happy with the purchase and I could recommend this for people looking to follow the minimalist trend.*UPDATE (21 September 2020)*The wallet's seams are fraying, contrary to what MAGPUL claims that the Daka's "Welded construction creates permanent impenetrable seals". Granted, I have been using the wallet daily since December 2018 and even during my Jungle Environment Survival Training certification course, I was hoping it would last longer. I ordered another one and I hope it survives at least twice as long as the one I'm using now.

This is perfect for someone who wants a small wallet. I use it to hold a total of 5 cards and it works perfectly.Pros:Very durable, been using for over a year, and no visible wearLight and compactIt was unexpected but you get a lot of compliments from people asking where to get one, what brand, etc.It can get wet - if you forget it in a bathing suit pocket, no problemCons:Clear liner for ID could be clearer, but I guess you sacrifice clarity for durabilityIf you carry cash, slit in the middle carries 2-3 folded bills maxPrice:Very well constructed and 100% worth 25$. In my experience, you will be able to use it for a long period of time without replacing it.OVERALL: I'd give it a buy rating. Try it out, you won't be disappointed.

This is a well made device that is good for what it is. It's basically plastic layers welded together, and all of that is done precisely and well. It isn't going to work for me though. My "loadout" is ID, insurance card, 2 credit cards and 2 debit cards...and some cash. The cards are close to working. If I didn't have any cash they might be acceptably easy to access. But if I put even 2 bills in the middle, it makes it very difficult to pull any card out. And really the maximum is 4 bills to be usable.If you only carry ID, insurance and one credit card, and maybe put a single Benjamin in the middle "just in case" this is probably the perfect thing for you. But any more than 3 credit cards and it's going to be annoying.