kinzd Slim Minimalist Zipper Credit Card Holder Leather Front Pocket Wallet with Keychain Ring Lanyard Strap

Had the previous one for over 3 years, finally started coming apart. Admittedly its cause I was stuffing it a bit to much but it held up well. Also keeps you honest regarding the fact of how much you carry.

Excelente producto

Functionality:Great wallet, easy access to cards, zippered compartment for small items, space for credit cards and ID, lanyard for secured carry

I bought this one in the Napa Black ID holder coloration and I love it! It fits perfectly on my own lanyard (I didn't use the one it came with, but it looks decent). My cards fits snug enough that I don't have the need to keep checking it over and over again, It fits about 2 cards each before it starts getting hard to get them out.My ID fits perfectly with no problems, I love the opening they give as well so it slides right out!The Coin Cash slot is very small so I didn't have a high standard for it when I checked it out, I'm not disappointed, I figured most people like me bought it more for their plethora of cards anyways.However the Coin Slot is useless because you could maybe fit 4 quarters in it before the entire wallet feels heavy.It's also a pretty sturdy wallet for how small it is and the O ring doesn't feel or weigh cheap which is a big plus in my book.If you're like me and have to walk around a lot or just purely dislike Purses, this is a good wallet for just your pocket and lanyard.

I carry more than I really need to in my wallet: ID, driver's license, insurance card, 3 credit cards, debit card, $60 cash, 5 club cards, 2 punch cards, and a few business cards. Plus, I attach my home and work keys to this wallet. Tbh, the key ring that comes with the wallet is high quality, but can only hold 2 or 3 keys. I removed it and attached a big key ring to the built-in D-ring. It all fits nicely and slips in and out of my pocket easily. I will say, due to the rigidity of the wallet, it can be difficult to remove a card from a card slot. But after a month of use, the wallet will loosen up a little bit, yet maintain its overall rigidity. I went with the carbon fibre texture, and I love it!

So far... It's been good. I like the carbon fiber look. It has six slide in pockets plus the zippered pocket. The ring when used with a lanyard is great. I used it in that setup when traveling through the airport. I imagine the include chain would useful for connecting inside a purse or backpack. Maybe even using an attachment that connects to a belt.What I am not liking so far: no indication if this is RFID safe. I bought RFID sleeves. (Side note: get the sleeves that fold over on the ends. Ones with seams do not fit the pockets without having to trim the edges carefully.)I also do not like that the pockets are Super tight. I can only fit in about 5 cards reasonably (and it could fit more). However the more cards used in each slot, the harder it gets to conveniently remove a card. Maybe in the it will loosen up a bit. But now the cards fit in too snug.In any case, still recommend

I like the color, I like the pockets for the cards, I hate that they removed the extra slack to open the zipper pouch and reach inside. I had my previous wallet for about 3 years and I loved it. The stitching started coming loose by daily use, so I decided to purchase the same wallet, just in a different color. The design was changed slightly. It's basically a card holder now. You cannot put any change in the zipper pouch and expect to have it come out without a fight now. The durability looks good, but only time will tell. I am pleased with the wallet in every other way though!

Tip: it's easier to pull out stubborn cards if you squeeze the wallet by the sidesI went from a cheap Ridge knockoff "wallet" to this wallet and I'm already happy about the purchase. No more pulling out every card just to pick one or two. No more shuffling through to find my ID, worrying I forgot it or left it at the bar. No more folding cash 4 times just for it to slide off the money clip anyway.This wallet is bigger than a Ridge wallet but much smaller than a bifold.Minimalism: 3/5Capacity: 4/5Design: 4/5**I wish the keyring was on the bottom of the wallet since it gets in the way when removing cards. The current design works better when wearing the wallet on a lanyard I guess (badge holder style)Honestly, RFID blocking is more of a marketing thing than actually useful. Shield any cards that have tap to pay or any credential badges if you're really concerned, but RFID theft is not as prevalent as you think