Vaultskin Slim Minimalsit RFID Blocking Wallet for Men - Leather Zipper Wallets for Men and Women with Coin Pocket, Card Holder & Front Pocket, Ideal Gift (Notting Hill)

These are perfect size. It holds cash, cards, and has different areas to hold credit cards, Costco/Gas cards, and license/insurance cards. It is small enough to fit in my front pocket which is great since I don’t like or trust having my wallet in my back pocket. I prefer a wallet with a zipper because it’s reassuring knowing anything inside will not fall out and go missing.

I spent a long time looking at options before I bought this, and while it was a little pricier than my initial target I am so happy I spent the few extra dollars. This wallet has checked every box I had on my list: -compact enough to carry in my front pocket without it feeling or looking stuffed full. -holds receipts, small note slips and change without becoming a mess and things falling out -quick access to my main bank card and license with RFID protection for the chip -a little bit of a "different", more stylish look than most wallets that works with different levels of outfit I don't remember exactly when I bought this but it's been at least a year and the zipper is holding up great, as is the elastic for the pull tab. I don't have to fuss with them or pull them a certain way - they just work without me having to even think about it, which is about the highest praise I can think of for that kind of feature. The leather and stitching are also in great shape, with no color fading at all, , no dye transferred to clothing, no tearing or surface chunks missing to show rawhide underneath, and no loose threads or separation at the pockets or zippers. I've actually had a few people in checkout lines comment on it, especially the pull tab feature. I don't generally give 5 start reviews but it's honestly just been a great product. my one word of caution - don't get too excited and overstuff the wallet. It will hold a large amount of cards & paper together with a few dollars of mixed change no problem, but if you really fill the coin pocket to bulging and/or to the point that the zipper becomes hard to pull, don't force it. I did this once with way too many quarters and the slide ended up skipping some teeth on one side - it was a simple matter of backing off and taking a little change out before closing and it went right back to normal with no residual effects, but I wouldn't test it again.

Very good and soft leather. Very slim and enough space for 5+ any kinds of cards. Holds keys or few coins.

Finally found a wallet that meets all my needs for security, function and looks. I modified mine right out of the box and replaced the metal parts with natural fiber line, but you don’t need to do that, it comes looking great. I also removed the pull tab because I wasn’t using it, but many people love them. This has all of the right storage for cards on the outside that you need for quick access and a zipper to keep the rest secured. Love it.

Amazing wallet and very good quality. I would definitely buy again.

I've always preferred slim, thin wallets. Just the essentials. I've had some cramped ones and some expensive ones. And others that were decent in size and reasonable in price and quality. But I always felt that there was something more that I wanted in a wallet, without sacrificing quality or adding weight or bulk. This Vaultskin comes very close to satisfying that desire. The materials and workmanship are first class. I was concerned about the failing zipper that some reviews had mentioned. I contacted the vendor and they assured me that they had modified the design to now include a YKK brand zipper. This is true. The zipper is rock solid and well made. I don't over stuff my wallets so there is no excessive pressure on the zipper or seams. I expect this wallet to last a good long time. Dimension wise, the Vaultskin is a shade longer that my old slim wallet, but I hardly notice the difference in my pocket. I appreciate the extra space inside the wallet just in case I need to add anything extra. I keep 5 cards in the outside pockets, but they can accommodate at least 3 more if necessary. Inside I have my drivers license, medical card and 3 others. There is plenty of room for additional cards inside should that be necessary. The coin pocket is a nice extra, but I just use it for other cards. The inside elastic flap is convenient for cash or receipts, etc. I like the hidden slot on the outside for frequently used cards. I find it very handy and easy to access. It is difficult to find fault with the Vaultskin wallet. If I want to be picky, I would ask them to redesign the carved cut over flap on the back credit card slot to be a 1/4 in lower at the high part. This will allow easier access to the second card slot. Get this wallet, you will not be disappointed.

This is a nice, compact wallet. It appears well made with no obvious flaws. The exterior has three individual pockets for single cards, that are all pretty easy to use. One below the sleeve with the pull-tab and two on the other side. The two on one side both have obvious RFID shielding when you peak inside them, but the one below the pull-tab does not. This was a question that I wish the product description would have answered. The sleeve with the pull-tab easily fits three cards and is easy to use. It also has obvious RFID shielding visible when you look inside it. I'm somewhat hesitant to use it for my main credit cards because I've had mag-stripes fail when storing credit cards adjacent to each other (touching). The pull-tab works well and pops out the three cards I've put in the sleeve and from there it's easy to manipulate them to get the one you want. The cards slide back into the sleeve easily. The zipper works well. The interior components were a little stiff to start with, but not too bad. The snap pocket doesn't have a lot of give. I put four quarters in their and they fit alright, but it wouldn't really fit much more. I definitely wouldn't use it to keep an accumulation of change. The cash strap, I'm sure I would hate if I actually used cash much, but it's not too bad for keeping a few bills for odd use in. You have to "prep" the bills by folding them up prior to stuffing them in. I folded mine into fourths "accordion style," which is a minor pain. Pulling bills out is not to bad--it's just the putting them in that I find annoying. The interior card pocket easily held six cards. I recommend putting things that you don't use all that often in there like medical insurance cards, business cards, or little-used loyalty cards. But again, I'd be careful of cards with mag-stripes interfering with each other over time. I've been using the wallet for about a month and there have been no problems so far. I expect the zipper or the pull-tab to wear out first, but I actually use the exterior pockets more. Overall, I'm very pleased with the product.

This is a extremely well made wallet with nice leather material. Vaultskin paid attention to the small details in manufacturing the wallet; the stitching is excellent and the zipper is high quality. This wallet is ideal for " urban/ city" use. When selecting a wallet, keep in mind the concept of "Philosophy of Use". What type of conditions or criteria should the wallet fulfill. Personally, I wanted a zippered wallet that is simple in design without any fancy mechanisms that may be prone to breakage or failure. I wanted a wallet would be lightweight since it is going to be used under "urban/city" conditions, and it should have a well designed zippered compartment to keep items secured. The purpose a minimalist wallet is to have a few frequently used cards and small items carried from the main wallet; not to carry the proverbial " kitchen sink" with you. ( That is the role for the main wallet--"kitchen sink and bath tub" jk.) The other highly appealing part of this wallet is its aesthetics. It has a really nice "feel" from the quality of leather and the zipper feels reliable. ( remember this is not a wallet to stuff one's "bathtub and kitchen sink" into the zipper portion; the zipper portion will definitely fail if over filled. ). The other nice part is that I notice no loose threads. Overall, I am pleased with Vaultskin's "Notting Hill" wallet; it definitely has a classy style of its own and definitely worth looking at if your searching for something stylish and lightweight with quality in mind.