Slim Minimalist Wallet for Men - RFID Blocking - Durable Dtex Water Resistant Material, Black

I recently purchased the Dango S1 Stealth EDC Wallet for a vacation trip, seeking a compact and secure way to carry my credit cards, ID, and cash while on the go. I have to say, I was thoroughly impressed with this wallet! The wallet is built with rugged and durable materials that make it perfect for travel. It has a sleek and minimalist design that is perfect to hang from a lanyard. Overall, I would highly recommend the Dango S1 Stealth EDC Wallet to anyone looking for a compact, rugged, and secure way to carry their cards, ID, and cash on vacation or on a day-to-day basis. It's the perfect accessory for anyone who values both style and function in their everyday carry.

Update: last update :) whatever amount of time passed. I took my motorcycle to the track and the wallet fell out of the storage below the seat. Fell on the tire, and it’s been ran over at high speeds. Later on someone found it on the track. The wallet still held up well! I finally have an excuse to use the new one :) Almost 3.5 years now. The wallet price dropped so I had to jump in :). The old one really doesn’t need upgrading but why not. Maybe I’ll wear the old one for a year more. Attached some pictures to see how it looks next to the new one. The most durable wallet I’ve owned. I’m heavy and this wallet takes ABUSE. I sit on it, I throw it, you name it. Also I uploaded a pic of where I keep it at home. Hanging in a hook. Best place. At $17 right now is an insane deal. Everything went up twice in value and this is a 50% discount! It’s now 2 years and 8 months. Reason I’m writing now is because the side moulding came off. No big deal. Stitching which is the most important part is still intact and the wallet is holding up. Like I said earlier I use this wallet non stop, I’ll sit on gravel with the wallet in the back pocket of my pants. Almost 2.5 year update. That residue seemed to have subsided. Unsure if it’s from the wallet or dirty getting inside. The wallet is still holding up well. I’m at the not so proud 265lbs and always sitting on it so it takes a beating. Added some photos. 1.5 yr update. Leaving rubber-ish residue on the cards. We shall see if it persists. So a year update (almost) since I bought and started using this wallet. Funny story on why I purchased it. Well I got fat and I had my normal wallet fall out of my back pocket twice because my big behind would squeeze it out while I rode my bicycle. So I wanted a #1 thinner wallet, #2 there is a loop so that I can run an additional connection to it from the loop to my jeans so that if it falls out it’s not lost. Since I’ve lost some weight and ditched the spring based tether but I use the loop to hang the wallet at the front door where I keep all my keys hanging! I’ve got I’ve got 8 credit cards / IDs and cash in the wallet at all times. And I sit on it regularly since it’s in my back pocket (220-240lbs). It takes a good beating but it held up better than my conventional leather wallets. RFID works although when I bought it I didn’t even know what it meant. Frankly I’m not that paranoid and sometimes I wish it didn’t have it so I can swipe to get in at work without pulling the ID but the RFID protection works. Good wallet, at first I was not happy at the price but it was the only one with a loop. I bought it with the intention to ditch it right after I lose weight and kinda was hating on it for no reason. Turned out to be an awesome wallet. Will investigate more Dango products. Here are pics after a year of 24/7 use. By the way I need at least two keys for my house hence I’ve never used the key holder. But I appreciate the extra material on top keeping it together. Also it will get soft after a week of owning. The leather can be seen in photos.

Nice idea, excellent manufacture, but the implementation is not as good as expected. The cards go in easily, but they are hard to get out; unless you add something to help them slide, like another card (partial solution, only the top slides out). There isn't the usual notches to help, and the notches that are there have no use. Storing a key is even worse, good luck trying to get it out without tools, or what I did by adding a string helper. The AirTag band is obtrusive, you have to take it out each time you want to take out anything from the side.

I keep all of my personal items on a keychain to help battle the ADHD goblin brain and I have worn through many cheaper keychain wallets in the past. I needed something lightweight, with enough room to hold all my cards, reward cards, medical IDs, and other items. I needed a keychain that had a durable hook and this met every point! It's easy to slide cards in and out. Only thing I didn't like was I wanted a dedicated cash slot. My solution? I bought a metal money clip and put it into the little key slot on the back side. Works perfectly! This is my favorite wallet and I've had it for a while and it still looks brand new.

When it comes to wallets I’m a super minimalist. I’ve tried quite a few options and the thing that struck me first when I came upon this one was the attachment loop. I have carabiners and attachment points everywhere and I love the fact that I can simply attach this wallet to my keys and go. For that purpose, this wallet is perfect for me. I carry only three cards in it: my DL, my debit card and insurance card. That’s it, and for me personally this works perfectly. I’ve thought that this will also come in handy when I go to concerts, as I can just attach it to a lanyard with my keys and wear it around my neck under my shirt. Excellent option for out and about scenarios where you don’t want to have worry about getting pickpocketed. Not familiar with this material before this purchase, so I can’t speak to long term durability at the moment, so I will provide an update at an appropriate time. It does feel sturdy initially as well as wear and weather resistant.

Good compact size, very well made, will last a long time

I really really wanted to like this minimal, stealthy wallet of sorts. But try as I might, I just couldn't bring myself to use it at my daily carry. It says it can hold a decent amount of cards, but I literally had only 4 in there and they were nigh impossible to take back out without a bunch of pinching, twisting, finger poking and other awkward actions. Even with just one in each pocket it was still tight. I suppose it could loosen up other time but the struggle to use it in daily actions wasn't worth the potential benefit of waiting for it to flex. I also tested the RFID blocking claims on this with the badge scanner at work. No matter which pocket I put it in - front, middle, the other outter one - it always scanned it. So after this disappointment I purchased another one of theirs and it worked much better in all respects. But it is bulkier. :l