Lewis N. Clark Ballistic Nylon RFID Wallets for Women + Men, Travel Accessories 6 Credit Card Slot ID Sleeve, Trifold Wallet, Black

I was looking for a small trifold wallet to replace a Totto wallet I had bought at an international airport that lasted me well over 10 years! (Totto wallets are unfortunately hard to find in the USA and expensive if you do.) My first attempt was a canvas kids' wallet that only lasted a few months before it started falling apart. Then I got the Lewis N. Clark Ballistic Nylon RFID Wallet a few months ago, and am extremely pleased. It's compact, it holds a lot, it looks better than a canvas wallet, it's durable, the cards don't fallout, it has a durable plastic cover for your ID. In short I love it and recommend it 100%. If you're still reading, get it!

Needed a replacement, and to downsize a bit, I was going all Castanza with the size of my wallet lately. At first I was in shock, how am I gonna fit all my stuff in it. Then I realized its well laid out and the card slots are tight but not too tight, meaning everything is securely held. Its a bit stiff at first if like me you filled every slot and carry a few extra business cards in the bill area. I am 2 months into use now and it looks like new, solid materials. The wallet is nicely shaped and folds accordingly, no signs of giving up anytime soon. It has nice look as well not a sweaty leather, but not a velcro youth wallet. Even in the AZ heat it seems to breath enough in my pockets all day.

Well, I put $500 cash in the cash slot, fill up all cards slot with my bank cards and credit cards. Two hunting licenses. It can't fold back no more. It may suitable for some body but not me.

Seems to be made of good construction and looks like it will hold up for the future. Stiff but the credit cards fit in very tight to start then they start to loosen up after time, but not loose enough to ever fall out on their own. Its a plus if it blocks the RFID signals but either way its a great looking wallet and I'm quite satisfied with it. Fits in any pants pocket as its a small signature wallet. Definitely recommend it.

I was looking for a replacement for my old & decaying Totes tri-fold wallet, which has seen too many years. This new Alexis N. Clark wallet certainly seems well-constructed sturdy enough. However, it is impossible to keep the wallet closed when it is loaded up with plastic cards, ID, and paper currency. It would have been better if this wallet incorporated a hook-and-loop (a.k.a. Velcro) closure method. Otherwise, it seems like a good wallet, just not for me.

At first, the wallet had difficulty in folding up nice and flat. A few weeks in, it's fine as it 'gives' a little.Some of the pockets a bit tight, but I'm sure that will ease off a little.I would say it's a bit more compact than my previous wallet, (but of course, when you get a new wallet you tend to do a bit of 'housecleaning' !).

Just wanted a good wallet to replace my ancient nylon one. This one has been good and will probably be with me for the next 10 years or more.

This tri-Fold wallet is small and does not fold with a few cards and 8 one dollar bills. It is made out of plastic and causes you to sweat. And it don't fold. I tried moving stuff around and it still don't fit. The plastic does not stretch. I tried wearing all day and it almost opens up in my back pocket. My credit cards don't fit in it very good so they are exposed and I don't think there is any RFID protection because the card are visible from the top. I am going back to nylon or leather. This plastic don't work for me.