Carbon Fiber Minimalist Wallet for Men - RFID Wallets for Men Credit Card Holder Metal Cash Strap - Slim Rigid Mens Wallets

Very high quality i used asetone to clear the brandings real carbon fiber tested in side anodized aluminum it comes with Screwdriver extra screws and one set of bands. I would give 6 stars if I could I am glad I did not spend 115 dollars and that one does not come with extra parts they sell that for 7 dollars. I used tread locker on screws just in case screws were Tight. İf you looking for wallet find miss this one 👍👍

I decided to start carrying a wallet in my front pocket because I've started having some back pain and the bulky leather wallet in my back pocket was not helping. I looked at the r!dge wallet but could not bring myself to spend $80 on a minimalist wallet in these uncertain times. I first tried a cheap ebay knockoff for $10 but it was terrible, too cheap and plasticky. So I decided to spend a little bit more and try this Rossm wallet. I'm really glad I did. It does not feel cheap and plasticky like the ebay junk. It is also at least two credit cards thinner than ebay one which results in less bulk. My only complaint about this wallet is the metal clip tends to slip off the elastic when putting bills in it. I'm going to see if Rossm makes a clip version instead of elastic strap. I wish the elastic strap was a little stiffer like the strap in the Maxpedition pouches. Overall I think is is a great buy for the money.

I purchased the Rossm minimalist bill and card holder to replace a slim style leather billfold I have been using for years. I carry 12 credit card sized items, my drivers license, and 3 other id type cards about as thick as business cards. I also carry abut 15 US bills at any one time since I still use cash at a lot of places. The idea you can very quickly slide a cash bill out will NOT work when the holder is stuffed pretty full. With 3 or 4 bills it is pretty good. In the attached pictures you will see I changed the bills to a single fold after 3 days of use. If you fold into quarters as shown it is very hard to separate and count the bills. Rather than fumble at a cash register I decided my pocket does not care if the bills are only folded once. It is much easier to remove the bills with one fold. Getting the credit cards out takes a bit of practice. I typically push the entire stack out halfway and then grab the one I want. Some of you may wonder why 12 cards but here is my list: AMEX, Bank1 ATM, Bank2 ATM, Costco, VISA, AAA, BJs, AARP, Regal Cinema, National Park Passport, Medical ID, Dental ID and Driver's License. Some of the cards are only used once a month but I want all in one place. Can easily visualize not having 3 or 4 when I need them. With the bills folded in half you can carry twice as many or have greater ease in pulling them all out. Videos typically show someone with just 2 or 3 bills. That is impratical for me as I do not carry anything over a twenty. For those who carry almost no cash and only use 1 credit card and an ATM card the Rossm would be easier to use. Overall I rate it a 4 plus.

I really like the wallet lot better than carrying that big try fold wallet but it does take a little bit getting use to so light sometimes I keep feeling for my wallet thinking that I left it at home or lost it lol. The wallet looks really cool and feels like it is made to last and I received it really quick. The only problem that I had not really with the wallet but they sent me the wrong one I was wanting the one with the money clip and not the strap but that has nothing to do with the quality of the wallet it safely holding 6 of my credit cards and my license and 6 folded bills of money under the strap all and all I am very satisfied with the quality and the design of the wallet I was on the verge of ordering the ridge wallet but for the price difference I think I made the right choice because I dont think the quality of the ridge could be any better the the choice I made with the Rossm wallet thank you Rossm for a great wallet I am very happy with the decision I made I would give them 10 stars if I was able thanks again Rossm for a great wallet

Really happy with this. I was going to order a more expensive one that's just like it. Very nice quality, extra replacement parts.

From the unboxing to first use this is an occasion I very much enjoyed. Ease of accessing the cards, and the visual aesthetics are as expected. We will see how it holds up. Comes with spare parts and instructions along with a tool. You’ll want to keep the box.

I'm keeping this wallet because, of the many slim options I have tried, it is the smallest (others were as thin, but this one is only the size of a credit card in height and width). I like that very much, but am disappointed by thing and worried about another. I am disappointed that it's not thinner yet. I'm no metallurgist, but it seems as though the metal plates could have been manufactured thinner without sacrificing much strength. The thing I'm worried about is its longevity. It's great that they give you extra elastic straps, but I'd rather not have to have them on hand... and I think I do. Within two days the metal clip on the money holder strap had punctured its own strap, leaving a small hole. This has caused no functional difficulty.. yet. It's hard to imagine, however, that this hole won't increase over time, or that the metal clip won't leave another hole.Getting the cards out is easy enough, though it takes some getting used to. If you carry more than I do (I only have four, including my drivers' license) and use several frequently (I have only two I use frequently) you may very well be frustrated. Getting either the first or last card out is easy. Getting cards out from the middle is more tricky than I'd want it to be, standing in a check out line.

The metal clip that goes over the elastic falls off every time you lift it to get your money out. It has a poor design. Otherwise the wallet is great it’s super light. Wish the metal piece did not have a opening then it would work . Without the metal on the elastic is a bit loose.

Started with a leather minimalist wallet as a front pocket wallet. Decided to try a carbon fibre wallet after the leather started to stretch and not hold cards as tightly.I use it for 4 cards plus 2 identification cards (drivers licence and medical). Holds cards tight but still easy to get cards in/out. No concerns with things falling out. That's about the limit of cards I would use for this wallet. Gets a little awkward trying to find cards when there are more than 6.I have not really tested the cash strap. I don't use the strap for cash, but have used it to carry coupons and the occasional gift card. Seems fine for what I use it for, but not sure if I would trust it as a money holder. Can be a little awkward getting things in and out of the strap and I suspect the clip may give a better grip with easier access. I opted for the strap to save space and it works fine for my intended purposes.Weight is good. Coming from a leather minimalist wallet, I expected the weight difference to be an issue. The wallet itself is heavier then my previous minimalist leather, but once the cards are in, the feel is very similar.Quality seems good, but have not had it long enough to rate durability. I have seen others mention issues with the bands and straps, but the tension seems good out of the box for the one I received. No complaints or concerns.A good choice if thinking to give the minimalist carbon fibre wallets a try.

Wallet is very strong and I have no doubts it will last a long time. Very small and sleek. Looks just like the $175 wallet. Only drawback is that the elastic clip won’t let long. They give two extras but they’ll all be used in the first year in my opinion.

Exactly what I want from a minimalist wallet.

Very good quality at that price.