VULKIT Men's Slim Wallet Pop Up Card Holder RFID Blocking Metal Wallet Minimalist Design Holds Up to 11 Cards

Not real leather. Very thin material. Not worth the money . Disappointed.

Color doesn't match to the actual product. Quality very poor. I can get better qualitied stuff below 40AED in the market tha this . Cheap leather

Un mes usando la cartera y estoy muy satisfecho, me ha sido de gran utilidad sobre todo a la hora de pagar no hay que batallar con las tarjetas que en otras carteras se atoraban o eran difíciles de meter y sacar. Entre el compartimento más grande y los demás, caben aproximadamente 12 tarjetas/credenciales. Recomendado 100%

So far so good! I've never had one of these types of wallets before. The price was reasonable.

J'ai acheté l'article il y a plusieurs années. J'en suis toujours aussi satisfait. La goupille pour sortir les cartes se trouve en dessous et pour avoir testé un modèle avec goupille sur le coté, je préfère quand elle est dessous.

First, it’s important to note that my friends have long referred to me and my wallet as Costanza. As in, the massive George Costanza wallet from Seinfeld. I had every receipt, coupon, gift card and piece of identification you could imagine. Even change (coins), which always seemed to baffle people. Why not just wear a purse or, better yet, a fanny pack? Well, after years of abuse, I went on a week-long vacation and just brought a very slim wallet that I usually use for my golf bag. I only took four cards and some cash. I felt naked, but also somewhat liberated. Could I really live and thrive in a world with a wallet that doesn’t have 57 cents in change at all times? The answer was… probably. But I couldn’t do it with a super slim, no-frills wallet, so I set out to find just the right one. I looked at some more expensive options, but was worried I might revolt against the liberation, so I wanted to keep it affordable for now. I was intrigued by the “pop-up” wallets I was seeing, but knew I wanted one with the lever on the side. That really helped narrow it down. I also wanted a flap to unfold for a little extra storage. After days of searching and reading reviews, I landed on this Vulkit. And thank you, Vulkit, I am now liberated! I love this thing. I’ve easily fit six cards in the popper, two in the back pocket and four inside, along with some cash in the front pockets. With all that, it still only measures 1/2 inch in thickness. I’ve also given it the hard shake test to see if the cards in the popper become dislodged, and while an incredibly violent shake does rattle a card loose, I can’t imagine a situation in real life where such a thing would occur. From just regular daily use, everything stays where it should. So, I like the look, feel and functionality of this wallet and would absolutely recommend it for those who already enjoy more minimalist designs, or those like me, who took the leap out of the big wallet bizzarro world.

I like the compactness, and that it still holds 6 credit cards, 2 pieces of I.D in the front pocket. and some money (I folded a couple of bills in 3 and put them in the inside pocket). My friend bought a very similar wallet for over $125, which I wasn't willing to pay - so I tried this one. Have had it a couple months and it seems well made. Time will be the ultimate test. I've had compact wallets before, but cards would occassionally fall out. No issues with this one.