Money Clip Men Metal Wallet Credit Card Business Card Holder 77.5g by JIMITE (Silver)

In searching for a new money clip that would hold around 6 to 8 credit cards I found this product and decided to give it a try. Delivery was fast and the product is very good. The metal used seems very good and strong and the whole product looks very good. The money clip is nice and tight, just slide your bills into place and it holds very firm. Holds about 6 to 8 bills folded in half with no trouble. For cards this holds my 8 cards along with a few business cards in place with no chance of them flying loose. Using the small knock out along the one edge you can push up the corner of all the cards to locate the one you wish easily. This is much nicer than other similar money clips I’ve owned and I’m very pleased with it.

This wallet holds my credit cards very well, and fits nicely in my pocket. It took a little practice to be able to access my cards smoothly, but after that I had no issues. The money-clip, however, bends out of shape easily, preventing the wallet from firmly gripping my cash. You can bend the clip back down to restore the grip, but you'll have to do it everytime you have more than 8-10 bills folded in the clip.

Let me provide context of what I intend to use this for. I have a wallet that is RFID protected and is minimalist already. I use it for my personal cards ect. I got this one to use for work related cards and receipts when I travel. So far, it looks like it should be perfect for carrying a few cards and the clip to hold on to receipts. Now, this one cost more than other VERY similar wallets available on Amazon. I chose this one for one simple reason, its made of aluminum. You might think the ones out of stainless steel would be better, which might be true for long term aesthetics but if you are getting this for RFID then aluminum is a far superior conductor than stainless steel. SS will cause some disruption in the signal being reflected back to the emitter but aluminum will actually absorb the signal and not allow it to reflect back out. Aluminum is also considerably lighter than SS, so, it meets the minimalist part even better in that aspect as well. The product is well packaged, it comes with a couple replacement screws, some replacement elastic bands, a little screwdriver for the screws and is nicely packed in a little gift type box.

An overall quality wallet. The metal design makes it feel sturdy/durable when handled and I personally like the bit of heft that brings. The elastic straps work incredibly well in keeping your cards secure, although it is slightly hard to slide cards in and out smoothly due to how tight they are at first. It also doesn't help that the inner aluminum faces aren't smooth due to metal cut-marks, which has resulted in some of my cards getting scratch marks. I dealt with this by keeping my actual cards between two blank plastic cards when in the wallet. The money clip is really tight which can be seen as good or bad by some. It'd be less of a problem if the money clip had a wider base especially since due to the tightness the edges can scrape against your bills. I currently have 8 cards, 6 actual cards and 2 blanks, and it shouldn't be much of an issue getting 12 in like the product description states. I was tempted to buy a wallet from The Ridge so I purchased this to test whether the design was something I'd like and I'm satisfied with the product overall.

This money clip seems very well made. The metal is smooth, no sharp corners. There are many similar ones available on Amazon, but I chose this particular one because the logo is unobtrusive and it comes with spare elastic, screws, and a screwdriver. This is meant to replace one that lost some screws, so this is greatly appreciated. It was purchased as a Christmas gift, so I can't yet say how well it will hold up. It came in a very nice box with foam perfectly cut to hold all the pieces. I look forward to gifting this!

I bought this about a year ago and immediately went on Amazon to buy a different one after my first use. This thing will scratch up whatever cards you have next to the metal. The ones in between will also get scratched by other cards. I definitely do not recommend this product, not sure who came up with this idea, but it was not the brightest.

I really did not care for the product, the workmanship seened fine but it was to difficult and awkward to remove the cards i did not trust the idea that the only thing holding it all together was bands of elastic.

I'm going to give it a five star rating though there is one drawback. This wallet is everything I had hoped for. It is a bit heavy compared to the competition, but given the $20 purchase price compared to $100 for a Ridge Wallet, it's a worthwhile trade off. The money clip is quite sturdy and should last. My one complaint is that there is no included tool to tighten down the screws should they become loose and need tightening. Additionally, this tool would be needed if the elastic becomes worn and also needs replacing. I highly recommend you go to YouTube and search "ridge wallet" for usage tips. Doing so makes this wallet a bit more functional from the moment you start using it.