Vaultskin MANHATTAN Slim RFID Blocking Bifold Leather Wallet for Men - Minimalist Front Pocket Card Holder, Holds 9 Cards & Cash, Premium Italian Leather

Swtiched to a front pocket wallet from my larger back pocket wallet and this is so much better. It only has room for what I need and is much better than sitting on a big lump of wallet. USD cash fits perfectly inside, and the outside sleeve is great for holding a extra card or item if needed.

Perfect wallet, unique

The blue is brighter and more beautiful in person than in the pictures they put, thankfully! Not super bright, but just bright enough where it looks polished and fashionable.For function and size, it's perfect. Holds all the bills I need, doesn't become overly big with cards/bills, holds everything in tight, BUT the front pocket is vulnerable to stretching without returning to size. That means you should never put more than 1 or 2 cards in there at most, because if you put more then the material stretches and if you have less than 4 cards, then everything will just fall out; example: my work ID fell out of the front pocket without me realizing. It has made me more wary of putting anything in the front pocket.I am no expert on material, so I can't say if it's real leather or what grade, but it looks and feels nice at least, and doesn't seem to be breaking apart after a month of use. Fits great in both front and back pockets without creating discomfort.I've never thought of returning this. It just works well, feels good, and looks good. My only gripe is the unreliable front pocket, and for that I wish the price was lowered to $35 at most instead.

I bought this to replace the wallet that my husband lost in a busy hospital setting. It's a handsome piece, and we like the color. There is plenty of room for what he generally carries. It's sturdy but lightweight. If you carry around $500 in 20 dollar bills, it might not hold it.

I've had this wallet for about 3 years now. It's been holding up great and it's just what I wanted. A small wallet for only a few things. Works great with 4 cards and a couple dollar bills inside it. It can fit a few bills just fine, but putting in more can make it awkward to take them out. This isn't really an issue for me as I don’t carry much cash.

I was look for a minimalist wallet with a cash pocket, an exterior credit card slot and minimal interior slots to reduce thickness. It took a long to time find what I was looking for but this wallet is PERFECT for my needs. I travel a lot and hate money clips as you are just flashing around your cash anytime you remove your wallet, so a cash pocket was a must. I use the exterior pocket for quick access to a credit card without having to remove the wallet from my pocket. My one recommendation for improvement would be for a cut out notch at the bottom of this pocket so you can use a finger to press the card up and out more easily... but so far I have had no problem removing the card with just a finger from the top. I only carry about 4 cards at one time so I haven't had a need to double up any of the pockets. But I have tried it and you could easily fit 2 in each of the interior pockets if you needed to. The cash pocket is made for US currency and it fits perfectly, however, if you are traveling abroad, some notes are going to stick out significantly. Attached is a comparison between USD and Uruguayan Peso. A 50 Euro bill is also likely to stick out if traveling to Europe.

My son asked me for a slim wallet for Christmas, I almost bought one from Bellroy, but saw this at half the price, so I took a chance. The leather had a nice feel and smell. The wallet was nice and slim and minimal.

I like to travel and move about the world light. I don't need a Costanza wallet, I need what I use every day in a portable and light form.I've tried the money clip, those weird card holders that seemed to come out of nowhere 10 years ago, where you fold money and clip it onto the main body.It seems like it'd be a good idea but it's really quite cumbersome and ridiculous when you actually try to use the cash.I ended up on the Dun wallet. I thought that was the pinnacle, except it eventually gave up the ghost and splashed all my cards all over the street one day, because the design flaw is that as the card slots loosen up, the cards are facing OUT of the wallet.This solves that trick and also takes out of the equation the origami bill folding that's required of those metal card wallets that reminds me of bullied middle school kids hiding their cash rolls in their socks.Looks good and the single exterior card pocket comes in handy for tap to pay or unlocking Teslas.I'd buy this in a premium plus version with better quality leather in a second if they ever came out with that.