Carbon Fiber Minimalist Wallet & Key Organizer Set Includes Premium RFID Blocking Slim Front Pocket Wallet with Credit Card Holder and Money Clip for Men. Great Gear for Mens Everyday Use

The wallet in this set is great, I had no issues with that item. However, the key organizer is a mess. For one, they don't include instructions in the box so you're left clueless how to assemble it properly. Secondly, when I was installing mine, the screw stud on of the ends snapped off and rendered the item useless. I tried contacting support as they say they include a "lifetime warranty," however, the email address they include in the box to contact their "support" team kicks back to your inbox whenever you try to contact them. Lets also not forgot that their website is absolute trash and they have no contact information to get ahold of their company.Like I said, the wallet is great and I can see why it has great reviews, however the fact that the key organizer broke on me and there was no way to get a replacement is just very poor customer service.

So far it's been pretty good. Love the fact that it is compact and able to hold all of my cards.

The wallet and key ring are both very sleek, but I can’t imagine the key ring being useful to anyone simply because keys can be so different these days. You definitely will still be using a regular key ring for any modern style key.As for the wallet, this thing is almost impossible to pull open. Pulling out a card results in the rest of your cards coming with it simply because the elastic squeezes so tight. I don’t understand why this is necessary because there is only one edge for the cards to slide in, so the risk of them sliding it is already pretty small. If you buy this and have a bunch of cards, you’re gonna have a bad time.If you want a front pocket wallet, there are much better options out there.

Product looks very cool. Money clip is great, holds even a few dollars without them slippin g out.Key holder is perfect and saves space...no more jangling in the pockets. Thank you!Comes with extra tools to replace/rearrange items.I may replace the money clip with an elastic band (provided) , as I don't hold much cash.

It looks good and the idea seems good "on paper", but the daily real-world application of either product is far, far from convenient and even less practical.The wallet -The elastic tension the wallet uses to hold the cards between the "slats" is set to "bear trap". I only carry my ID plus 2 credit cards with me at any given time and it takes a LOT of work to get access to the cards, so I shutter to think what accessing an entire "deck" of cards (as many people do) would involve.It's impossible to pull one card at a time. You have to take all of your cards out and sift through the loose pile to find the one you need AND unless you are meticulous enough to re-insert the cards back in the exact same spot in the deck every time you use it, you will NEVER know where that card is unless you empty the entire wallet and then cram them all back between the slats, which, as I've illustrated, is a little-more-than-somewhat of an endeavor.My overall concern, however, is having to grind my cards in-and-out of the slats on any sort of consistent basis. I'm sure they would be stripped beyond use within a week; and yes, I am aware that this concept is used on most-to-all of the "minimalist" wallet designs, but I personally think the whole idea is fundamentally flawed for this exact reason.The key organizer:There's a reason this was "thrown in" with the wallet. It's less than useless. I tried every single configuration I could possibly fathom to get this thing to work, but there was one HUGE detail they seem to have forgotten to account for when designing this thing - keys are relatively asymmetric to one another. Most car ignition keys made in the last 20 years have bulky rubber or hard plastic "grips" that take up one entire side of and run almost the entire length (and width) of the organizer, itself. Adding keys on the other end involves threading them between little washers that seem engineered to jump out of the holder and get lost whenever they're not screwed in.If you haven't given up by this point and actually get everything put back together, you'll discover the other keys poke out in all directions, as a result of the car key already taking up all the use-able real estate in the holder. Also, Let's not forget- We still have to attach the car's key-less entry remote (depending on car) to the external key ring, and in so doing, the overall length of the the keys almost doubles making them bunch-up even more awkwardly in your pocket than if they were just on a regular key ring.In all fairness - There may be a very, very, very specific way to set up this key holder to where it actually does work. But if there is, it might be helpful to include that information with the product rather than just saying "Use your imagination!"Lastly (and more importantly)...Remember how I referenced the impracticality of the wallet? The key organizer takes "practicality", throws it in a burlap sack, beats it with a cricket bat, throws the sack into a lake, and then sets the lake on fire...What if I need to give someone a key? I'd have to unscrew the entire organizer, (losing all the little spacers in the process) while trying to get to the key and then put it all back together minus the spacers I lost. If you don't think that's a big deal, then, okay fine...but do yourself a favor - Just try it twice on a random instance in an environment not conducive to reverse engineering an apparatus with a literal dozen of easily lose-able tiny parts. See if it's not the most irritating thing you've ever done in order to accomplish something so mundane (other than going to the DMV).I honestly didn't set out to make a rant of this review, but the more I thought about it, the more absurd the design of these products became (the key holder, especially). The fundamental idea behind "minimalism" is practicality and simplicity; neither of which are evident here...The carbon fiber is cool, though.

So I’ve wanted a new minimalist wallet for awhile as my leather one was wore out. I liked the ridge wallet but wasn’t paying over 100$ for a wallet. Found this on amazon that is most likely a knock of the ridge. The hard money clip removes and you can use a strap instead. I’ve left the clip on for now and seems to be okay. The wallet holds the cards great and doesn’t seem they will ever fall out. Pushing up where the cutout is pushes the cards out and you can fan them open to easily see them. I’ve got 8 cards and some mixed in paper and no issues. Hopefully it holds up and if it doesn’t, it was only 20$. They say they have a lifetime warranty so I’ll see if that is true if an issue arises.When it arrived it was missing a screw, but they supply extras so was an easy fix

When I first got this product, I was in love with it. It has a sleek design and looks sharp. Unfortunately, It also consistently comes loose. I found myself tightening down the screws as part of my morning routine. Despite very gentle use, I still lost screws as the day went on (see photos). The key holder also gets loose with use, although it can be tightened without tools. It's a great idea and looks nice, but it's very impractical for daily use. I've had this less than a month and as you can see in the photos, I already don't have enough screws to keep the face plate fully attached.I normally don't write bad reviews, but when it comes to money, financial security and the retention of personal identification, people have the right to know the risks.

Love the size and of course the added security. Appears to be made with good materials which should last. I have twelve cards in wallet and is a little difficult to remove but overall this is a great product. Less than half the cost of a Ridge Wallet!