Crabby Wallet - Thin Minimalist Front Pocket Wallet - Canvas Series - Credit Card Holder - Small Travel Wallets - Compact Wallets For Men and Women - Carry Cards, Cash, Phone, Keys (Mona)

I just got this wallet after using a Radix One for a couple of years. This wallet is amazingly slim and light, right now I'm only holding 4 cards in it and I often have to check if it's still in my pocket. The fit for the cards is a little right, but I'm sure the fabric will loosen up over time. For the purposes of trying to carry less on me, this wallet is fantastic. It's super stylish and I'm really liking it so far.

This wallet looked like it would be perfect for me. However, I have a hard time getting my cards out of it. I also found myself fumbling with the elastic when trying to get my cards in/out of the slots, to the point that I was frustrated and just shoved my cards under the elastic instead of the slots. I know other people with this crabby wallet, it was recommended, but didn't work for me.

I've had this for a week and it seems to be a solid product so far. My only gripe is the claim of holding up to 10 cards seems overstated. I have 8 in there right now and it's a really tight fit where I can hardly slide out an outside card without having to slide out all other cards (I have one card each on the outside pockets, and 6 in the middle pocket). Perhaps the material will stretch out a bit over time. Other than that, the low profile is awesome.

Has a capacity of exactly 2 cards despite more pockets. It doesn't serve its intended purpose. It's impossible to use, because your cards get stuck and start bending, which will damage them. It's thicker than some non-slim wallets. I could do better with an index card and a stapler.

I bought one of these years ago after reading some news blogger rating it as one of their favorites. I ordered it and was not disappointed. Good separation for different cards and ID and the elastic band is good enough to carry a bit of cash. After my first one wore out after several years of use I tried using a ridge style wallet and it was horrible. If you need to find something in a pinch you will be sorting through everything because it’s just one pocket. This became an issue when I had to constantly take my ID out as sometimes it would be slid back in and go between to credit cards. Anyway I quickly switched back to the Crabby wallet and purchased another one for a family member.

Sturdy construction that feels like it will last. The exception is the material securing the keyring to the wallet. It feels very thin and flimsy and I'm not convinced it will hold up well. The wallet itself is very tight and secure. The band doesn't even seem necessary but it's comforting to know I'm even less likely to lose anything - plus it looks good. Update on 10/2/18: The fabric securing the keyring has held on well. Although it is showing some wear, I'm not worried it will rip off anytime soon. Solid wallet

I love the original crabby wallet for the size and durability but I'm a bit disappointed with the canvas version. The strap is still great but the canvas is much less stretchy than the original version meaning it can't hold nearly as much and currently with only 9 cards in my wallet I have to struggle to get my main card in and out. I'm hoping it'll stretch a bit to get easier but it's a really good thing I don't put much in my wallet. I give this a 3 of 5 however even though my experience with the company making these are amazon in general has been very positive.

Used this 2 months as my secondary wallet while backpacking. At first, I didn't like it all that much as it limited the number of cards I could fit. I was already using a slim wallet with minimum cards, but after using this more and more, I found the small dimensions to be very enjoyable, very accessible due to its size, I no longer had to fumble my wallet out of my pocket and pulling out a credit card was so much quicker. I enjoyed it so much, this has now become my daily wallet. However, i don't think this is right for everybody. There are some negatives, the obvious one is the limitation what you can bring along. I keep the everyday items, credit card, ID, transit card, insurance and some cash, this gets be through 90% of everyday task. Another con is how cash is stored. This was a major annoyance for me at first , as folding up cash had to be a bit creative, you can't just fold it in half, had to be in quarters, and depending on the currency this could severally limited the space you have left. Another grip I recently notice is that one of the front pockets had some extra fabric on in the inside corner, which didn't alllow cards to sit flush with the rest of the cards in the other two pockets, I ended up using this pocket for store the folded cash, which worked up.