Dash Wallets Premium Slim Wallet For Men (Ultra-Lite Black)

Wanted a very slim and minimal wallet. I ordered both to compare them and this is what i found. The "normal" sized one is about 9mm thick empty and pressed down (to simulate sitting on it) while the Ultra-slim is about 4mm. The Normal holds 5 cards only before it gets to tight to pull them out, where the Ultra holds more than the 10 cards and 8 bills i own without getting to tight. Now i have seen online that the normal size needs to be broken in which then it will probably hold more cards without being so tight. The normal has thicker material which makes it seem more durable. When using my 5 cards and 8 bills that I normally have on me and using the wallet in my back pocket I could easily forget i was using the Ultra slim while the normal felt just like a normal bi-fold wallet just not as wide. The ultra slim though seems almost to loose for a lesser amount of cards/bills (6ish or less), but so far have not fallen out of the wallet during use. So I'll be keeping the Ultra since it seems the best for me.It conclusion (in my opinion) If you want to use the wallet in back pocket then go Ultra. If you have more than I'll say 6 cards then go ultra. But otherwise the normal is a good choice if it does break-in over time.

Very slim product and looks very well built. It has One pocket in the front for a couple cards (id and a similar sized card) and two in the back. The card pocket in the back can hold more than the front but maybe 2-3 because it is very snug with more than 3. The second back pocket is marked Cash. You will need to fold up the bills in 3 to fit in this pocket and the amount of cash depends on how many cards you have in it already. I would say max is 9 bills, it can also be used for change. It is very snug, so it is unlikely any change will fall out.I originally received the wrong product (Elastico wallet) but Dash's customer service (Steven) was very helpful and was able to send me the correct product. I actually prefer the Elastico, eventhough, it kind of looks like a headband in the packaging. Both products look very well built.I paid full price for the Dash ultra-lite wallet. I hope this review helps. I would recommend this product to any minimalist that do not carry much with them. The images without any cards or cash is the Dash Ultra-lite wallet and the images with cash and cards is the Elastico wallet.

As a woman who doesn't like to carry a purse, I was interested in this product as an every day wallet that I could fit in the back pocket of my jeans without a lot of bulk or discomfort. This wallet is replacing my old TGT wallet, which served me faithfully but ultimately wasn't organized enough and didn't offer enough protection for my cards. This wallet seems to be just what I was looking for; it fits very comfortably in my back pocket and my cards are much more accessible than they were previously. I have 7 cards in the wallet in total: my debit and driver's license both fit in the front quick draw pocket, with five more cards in the main pocket. One of these is a slightly thicker key card for my work, so it could probably count as two cards of regular thickness. The wallet isn't stretched at all with this number of cards, but I probably wouldn't add more than one or two more. Cash will add bulk of course, but there's no real way around that that I have encountered.TL;DR this wallet fits comfortably in the back pocket of a pair of women's skinny jeans

I can't recommend this wallet enough. I have constantly battled with having enormous wallets that I don't want to carry around/hurt my rump. This wallet is the most ingenious design. There is just the right amount of space in such a small size. I have room for 5-6 cards or forms of i.d. as well as probably 8 folded up bills. The wallet does stretch a little after some use so you will have more room for a few more cards and cash after a few days. I have room for all of my cards and i.d. as well as a slot for several hundred dollars in cash. I think the materials are terrific. This has held up to months of daily use and travel and will continue to do so. I thought that I would have trouble losing this wallet since it is small but I have found that I don't lose it nearly as often as my last wallet and when I do lose it, I have a much easier time finding it because of the cards or money showing. Don't waste your time with any other wallet out there.

Hands-down the best wallet ever designed for the simple use of carrying light. For about the past 6 months I had just been carrying my debit card and ID in my front pocket because I hate having a big wallet and this always scared my wife because she thought that I would lose them. This Dash wallet is awesome for exactly what I needed. It is very thin and does the job of carrying a few cards and some cash, Simple as that. :) The image looks like it may be a little wide but I can assure you it is barely larger than a credit card which I personally appreciate.

Ordering wallets online can be tricky. I ordered 5 minimalist wallets making sure all 5 had free returns.I took my cards and cash and put them in the wallets. This one held them the best. Cards are secure but easy enough to remove. The wallet maintained it's small footprint. My two most frequently used cards (debit and costco card) have their own dedicated pocket. My cash has it's own dedicated pocket as well.Long story short, the other 4 wallets did not match up to this one. Not even close. They will be going back. So glad I found this one.

I really like this wallet and would probably give it a 5 except a year later it's fraying around the edges and basically didn't hold up well.. I bought it when I was getting ready to travel overseas and wanted a small, slim wallet to have in my front pocket (I was afraid of pickpockets). All my life I had used a traditional wallet that I kept in my back pocket, it had far too many things in it and was pretty bulky. I felt like the switch to the dash would be temporary but it's now my every day wallet and I will not go back. I'm thinking about trying another version, maybe one made with leather as this material did not hold up after a year.Overall this is a great concept and if not for the fraying material, I'd give it my highest recommendation.