typecase Wallet for Men: Rfid-blocking with Money Clip Slim Leather Bifold ID Window Smart Pop Up Card Case Front Pocket Wallet with Gift Box (Carbon Fiber Black)

This is a great wallet. I searched through many styles with similar features, but most did not have the pull down side lever to lift the cards. That feature is exactly why I chose this one. The leather feels high quality and not cheap at all. It is very durable. The money clip is extremely tight and holds cash securely with no risk of anything slipping out. I also wanted a wallet that still opens to display a driver’s license and daily use cards while remaining slim, and this one checks every box. It is compact but holds a surprising amount. My husband absolutely loves it and he is very picky about wallets. There are multiple slots not only for cards but also for holding papers or notes. There is even an additional slot behind the money clip for extra storage. The pull down button smoothly lifts all the cards at once and fans them out so each card is visible and easy to grab. I was unsure how this mechanism would work at first, but the cards are slightly staggered just enough to clearly see each one. You simply grab the card you want and push the stack back down into the wallet. We chose the carbon black version and it is sleek, lightweight, and looks very sharp. My husband mentioned it needs a little breaking in due to the quality construction, but it is still easy to access everything he needs and stays compact, which was most important to him. It also comes in a very nice black gift box with fitted foam that securely holds the wallet, making it perfect for gifting or safe storage before use. I highly recommend this wallet. For the price, it cannot be beaten. I searched extensively for the best option at a fair price point, and this one easily compares to wallets that cost close to or even over $100.

1 year? After buying. Great wallet. Bought one for me and my Pop. He lost his wallet immediately after I gave it to him. And loves the replacement I gave him. He also thinks I cursed him or stole his wallet. I tried to argue for a case of maybe of paranormal involvement. He doesn't believe in ghosts....so curse it is. After all, I did burn incense and do yoga when I was younger but was never a thief. Ergo, curse. He loves the wallet. His has like...4 bank cards and ID in it and like 78 business cards in the clip where the money is supposed to go. Even still, it is slimmer and safer for his cards. It's brown, good price, and clearly isn't possessed by a ghost that is jealous of other wallets and stole my father's old wallet. Clearly...

Better than my old folding leather wallet and made me realize how much crap I didn’t actually need for day to day stuff. Most things I can have on my phone so this is a great essentialist option that still offers plenty of room for cards.

This is hands down the best wallet I’ve ever had. I love how compact it is while still holding quite a bit. On the front, it holds two cards, although I find the thumb slot a little short — it doesn’t extend the second card enough, so you have to dig a bit to get it out. The inside card holder (the non-window one) is also a bit tight. The magnet that holds the bifold together is very strong. The first section of the wallet (the bifold) holds three cards — two outside with the thumb groove and one inside. I have metal cards in all three slots, so it adds a little extra weight, but the magnet still holds firmly and stays aligned. The main section has a window for IDs. I keep two IDs and my insurance card there, and even with it being packed, the magnet still holds strong. One small downside: the window isn’t deep enough to fully show my ID, cutting off the date of birth at the bottom. I have to push my license up a bit, which looks a little goofy, but since I rarely need my ID, it’s not a big issue. When I do need it, I can at least show it without taking it out. The main compartment easily holds 6–8 cards. I’m currently maxed out at 7 cards, including 2 metal ones, and they all have flat surfaces. The push-up button slides smoothly even with the extra weight, and all the cards pop up as they should. The money clip is very secure too. I haven’t fully tested its limits, but it held a single bill in place without any issues, and right now I have 10 folded bills in there with no problem. Overall: I love this wallet. It’s compact, easy to access, and for the most part, the cards are very easy to grab.

MUCH better than my first minimalist wallet purchase. Though this one is a little bigger than the last (but still far smaller than a bill fold), it is FAR easier to maneuver. I really like the separate pockets for a few extra cards I use much more often. It took a couple weeks to break it in so cards now move easier than day one and now it's perfect. The money "clip" is also a better feature than the elastic band money clips that some other wallets have, which stretch and get too loose over time. This wallet is far easier for older hands. My last wallet forced me to line up every card perfectly in order to push them back into the spring compartment and bound them so tightly that I could barely get them apart enough to pull the card I needed. This one is far less finicky and less demanding of perfection, making it far easier to push a pack of cards back inside. The thumb pull is really easy to work and the wallet holds everything very securely, yet easy to get around in. It's comfortable, very durable, nice looking and the craftsmanship is superior.

Purchased this to replace an older one I had that wore out. I ended up going through two other styles before I got to this one. Cards are secure although the spring button to pop the cards up is a bit stiff but I suspect that will ease up over use. Plenty of compartments for license, medical cards etc. Money clip is great for cash. The flip open magnetic catch is also a great option providing secure added storage compartments. Easy access to remove cards, license etc from storage compartment. Other wallets cards were very difficult to remove but this one is great.