VULKIT Credit Card Holder with Coin Pocket Magnetic Closure Pop up Card Wallet RFID Blocking Minimalist Leather Card Case(Black)

The media could not be loaded.  This is my 2nd vulkit wallet. Their quality it consistently very good. I prefer their push-button design to popup the cards over other designs that I have seen. Other designs have little buttons that stick out of the side that increase the overall dimensions of the wallet, while this design fits within the existing footprint.This is the first pop-up wallet that I have been able to find that also has a FULL SIZED pocket to hold bills without needing to fold them up first. This is the #1 reason I picked this wallet.The fit/finish of the wallet is fantastic and it looks really nice. The only problem I think anyone will have with this wallet is the overall thickness. It is as wide as any full sized trifold I've ever had (though a bit skinnier width wize, which probably makes it appear thicker).The one feature that I am not the biggest fan of is the "coin pocket". It isn't big enough for a lot of coins to really be practical, bit could easily store a spare key. I think they would have been better off to get rid of this pocket to save on some thickness.Overall I am still really happy with it,and it is my new daily carpet. I would absolutely recommend it if you can deal with the thickness.

For me this is not nice enough but it works. I spent 2.5 x on a better wallet but the capacity was too small but this looks cheap and inelegant

It's a nice wallet. Yes it's thick, but all of the trifold wallets with a metal card case in it that I've seen are thick. The last image on the product page shows the dimensions of it, so I wasn't surprised. If thickness is a show stopper for you, there are slim ones out there. Personally, it doesn't bother me. I'm content with the RFID blocking and the mechanism to pop the cards out with a button without having to open my wallet every time I need to get a card out. I usually wear cargo pants and have plenty of room in side pockets to put things in so I don't have to sit on it. In the coin pocket I only keep 2-3 coins in it for parking meters, but you could also use it for other stuff like receipts. Nothing negative that I can see so far. I can't comment on durability yet because I haven't had it long enough. Looks well made though, so we'll see how it holds up.

I've been recently using this wallet and it definitely has space for my cards and cash. It's got plenty of slots for organizing everything you want to carry in your wallet and of course the pop-up compartment for quick access to your cards. I would absolutely love this wallet if it wasn't for two big problems:- I've found it to be unexpectedly bulky compared to my old regular tri-fold. I can really feel the added bulk in my pocket.-There is a risk of my cards slipping out of the pop-up compartment where I keep 4 cards. I held the wallet upside down when I first filled it and two of my cards fell out. I find myself constantly double-checking to make sure my cards are inside this otherwise functional but somewhat impractical accessory.

The wallet is a very good replacement for our everyday bulky wallets. Seems very sturdy with the metal while the leather is very smooth too.The inner metallic one easily holds my 7 cards, including 2 embossed ones, while the leather part can be used eaily to store some bills as well has inner pockets to hold 3 cards more. It also has a small pocket to hold few coins, which I feel is a great feature plus that sleeve is magnetically closed so no worry to lose the coins.Impressed with it overall due to its sheer functionality.

it is a little thick for youre pockets...but overal great stuff

This is a very nice wallet and holds enough coins for meters or other needed coin machines. The main minimalistic aspect of this wallet compared to a standard trifold is that all the cards stack together so the bulk is reduced slightly, and the width is reduced. The material isn't as pliable as leather, so it doesn't form to the natural curvature of the body. The cards are easy to access and the mechanism to get them out is great, especially if you have "fat fingers".

i use a front carry ridge style wallet and was hopping this would be an upgrade but its huge. its the same size as a normal wallet so know that in advance. its nice though and has all the needed compartments to hold your stuff and pop up credit card slot.

Je suis très satisfaite!

I think it's great love it

Finding a balance between capacity and convenience in everyday carry items is no easy feat, yet this wallet manages quite well. It tucks away essentials without becoming bulky, fitting comfortably in my pocket. The quick card access feature is handy, allowing for smooth transactions without fumbling through compartments. Security-wise, the RFID blocking is reassuring, protecting my personal information from modern-day pickpockets. The coin pocket is a welcome addition, although it does require a bit of nimbleness to avoid spilling contents when opened. The magnetic closure feels secure, though time will tell how it holds up with repeated use. The craftsmanship is apparent, giving it a robust feel in hand. While it won't revolutionize your life, it's a reliable choice for those looking to streamline their pocket contents.

It can hold so many cards than I thought it would ... Small, lightweight, recommended to anyone who's wanting to downsize their wallet ...

It's a bit thicker than what I'd class as a standard wallet, but smaller in size. If you're used to storing your wallet in your jeans pocket then it will stick out a fair bit more. Even if you carry a minimal amount of cards it won't really change the size of it as the card compartment is rigid.Good to have RFID protection though, so there's that. The way the cards pop out when you flick the switch is quite novel, although really a bit of a gimmick as it doesn't make it so you can just pull out the one card you need without picking away at it with my fingernails, so it's easier just to pull them all out.I can get about 5 cards in there. Not ideal if you have lots of store cards but with most of those going digital these days, it just about manages to store all mine.With cash becoming more and more redundant these days, I think a better solution is a card wallet and money clip. I don't think there's really a need to have a card holder & wallet built in. The coin compartment is also not really that. It's more a card pocket, as per the picture.I'm not convinced the stitching is all that good and therefore I can't see it lasting as long as a hardy leather wallet. Overall it's not something I would choose to buy.