Secrid Men Slim Wallet Genuine Leather RFID Card Case Max 12 Cards

It’s all good, more options while maintaining the slim minimal look, HOWEVER my fault for not selecting the product with the button strap!!! If you plan on using the area for bills you definitely need the one with the strap! If I was a YouTuber I would definitely put this up for a review in comparison with the Esketer one. I’ve had that for about 7months and I like it however the one I had didn’t have the fold out just the money strap and drivers license slot. It worked but I needed a couple more spots for insurance cards and IDs...technically not a fair battle because Esketer has the Parliment that stacks exactly up to the Secrid, not sure if the Parliament would win but it’s a fair fight.

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The leather is a bit flimsy and not as sturdy as it looks like in the photos, or the website. I was expecting it to be firm and would hug the RFID casing. But... Nope... it just doesnt look as nice as in the pictures.

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I have used it for just 2 weeks, but I really like this wallet. I used to use leather tri-folds as I like their compact size. I did not mind the thickness of trifolds, but I always thought bifolds were too wide. Tips: Do not prefold bills, use like trifold. Put embossed in face-to-face to fit 4 embossed cards in Secrid. Reasons why I found the Secrid Slim Wallet to work well for me. 1. It is thinner than my trifold when my trifold was at its thinnest. The Secrid Slim is not a thin wallet, even with the entire contents of my trifold, the Secrid is thinner than my trifold. 2. I use the "bill-holder" like a trifold. I did not prefold my bills. This makes the Slim thinner AND allows easy access to the cash by just opening the top flap and pulling out the bills I want. Just dont prefold your bills. I have had 10 bills held this way and the wallet was still mostly flat. 5-7 bills and the wallet is "flat". The bills are still "invisible" from the outside. 3. I have all of my everyday carry cards with me. In the Secrid, I have 4 embossed cards with their numbers facing each other in pairs. I also have 2 flat cards for a total of 6 cards inside the Secrid. I have had no issues with the mechanism, and all of the cards are firmly held in place. I have 4 flat cards in one leather pocket and 2 flat cards in the other. That is 12 cards already and I can fit another 2 if needed. 4. I do not even have to open my wallet to get access to the most used items, the cards.

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So nice. I have purchased about a dozen minimalist type wallets in about two years. My problem is I tend to carry a little more cash than most so I needed a place to put currency and cards without the bulk. this wallet still cant handle tons of bills or it gets bloated pretty fast, but it can handle about 10 bills fold lengthwise and then tuck into the cash holder that folds the bills again to close the wallet. I like it quite a bit. the leather feels great and the little release switch that pushes the credit cards up for access is cool and works well. I love this and it is now my daily carry.

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I noticed a friend had one and how convenient it was to offer up credit cards for use. Prior to the Secrid Slim Wallet, I had a money clip with room for three flat cards (such as a drivers license). I kept credit cards in a wallet in my back pocket. Now, with Secrid, I have my 3 credit cards in it and there is room for my drivers license and a couple other flat cards. I keep a few smaller bills folded inside. It isnt quite as convenient to hold the cash as the money clip, but it is manageable. The really great feature is the way the credit cards can be presented for use with the little lever. It pushes the cards up and out of the holder and its so easy to select a credit card, use, and to put back away.

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