HUSKK Mens Wallet Minimalist Slim Thin Front Pocket Card Holder - ECSC

When I forgot the wallet, it looked great and I really enjoyed using it but after 6 months, the wallet started to disintegrate. Please note that I use the wallet like everyone else and use it as a front pocket wallet. I work in IT, so I'm indoors, so it's not like my job would help the demise of my wallet. So, after the inner rubber fibers started cracking and coming off, I decided to contact the seller. Well, they basically told me to just buy a new one. I also realized that the warranty they offer is only 6 months!!! Hmmm... I wonder why? I would rate this as a 1-star but I'm feeling generous because I did enjoy the wallet. I'm giving it a 2-star review because of the warranty and the way their customer service told me to just buy a new one just after around 6 months. Please look at other wallets with better warranty offerings because you'll need it down the road. Check out my photos. Good luck and beware!

The new version is no good. The pictures of the product and video still show the version 1, which was better. The current version only has one slot space that is controlled by the pull tab, whereas the previous version had two slots. The previous version was much better! I returned the wallet because of this. The photos and video are still advertising the older, superior version, so it's a big disappointment when the product was received that it is nothing like what is advertised. Bring the old version back! Or sell both options. The Nomatic brand wallet is a very similar competitor (and also the original creator of this design) and it has two slots controlled by the pull tab so I purchased that instead. Also, this Huskk wallet has a cash strap, not a cash pocket. What I mean is the bottom is not stitched secure so it's just a strap so stuff can slip and fall out of either side. It needs to be stitched on the bottom to make it a true pocket style. The Nomatic brand wallet does this correctly, so I don't know why Huskk is making theirs without a secure bottom, it's a worse design. Overall if Huskk can bring back the original 2 slot pull tab version and also have a closed bottom for the cash pocket, then I would recommend it. But right now the current version is inferior to the previous version, and vastly inferior to the Nomatic brand wallet.

I have 3 issues with what was delivered.1. The tab stays loose and floppy, because the anchor point is attached differently than it's HUSKK picture. I think this HUSKK version is a copy of the original Nomatic version of the minimalist "Basic Wallet". But the version delivered to me appears to be a knock off of the HUSKK copy. It isn't implemented as well. Therefore, it doesn't automatically close. To compare to how it could and should close, take a look at the link below.2. The stitching is different.3. There's an extra loop I don't want nor need. Maybe that's a plus for someone who likes to attach their wallet to their belt loop.I'm comparing this with the Huskk on the picture, as uploaded.For a better wallet, I'm going to buy the original minimalist "Basic Wallet" available from Nomatic:NOMATIC Men's Black Slim Minimalist Wallet- Everyday Carry Card Holder- Keys, Cash, Coin

I have one of these that I have owned for about 8 months now. It has help up well and I really like the design. That is, the old design I guess. I must have been fortunate and received an 'older' version last time because it has the 2 sides, one that will just hold cards, the other with the pull out tab (plus the bonus small coin slot). I see now that Huskk has 'updated' the description for the one I purchased to state "Super minimalist". At the time of my order, it did not state this and was advertised as the same as the others.This time the one received can hold some cards on the back side, but there is nothing to 'hold' them in the spot. There is no support sewn into the bottom to stop the cards from going in one side and out the other. The front pocket in the same and works as it should (although the strap is a bit long on this one and the cars sit lower than on my first one, which I do not like as much). There is no more coin slot, but rather some small loop on the side (not in the photos!) that is utterly useless. If this model is truly to be "Super minimalist", then it should not even have the back side where you can slip cards into. It is just wasted space without the sewn in bottom to secure the cards, and therefore serves no purpose.If you are lucky enough to get an 'older' version which works wonderfully (and is a 5 star product), you will be happy. If you get one like my most recent, I have a feeling that you will be disappointed.

All I generally carry in my wallet are my driver's license, debit cards, and credit cards. I also have masculine thick thighs so the jeans that I wear are not very baggy and I need a wallet that is low profiling to fit behind my posterior. This wallet does the trick! If you have a strong firm and round gluteal region or you are a half heftier than usual man who likes to wear skinny jeans, I recommend that you purchase this item if you do not like to carry 1 million objects in your wallet. If you are a high school student who still wants to carry around one condom in their wallet, I do not recommend that you purchase this wallet as it has no room for condoms. Actually, you need to keep that in your glove compartment of your car or in the dresser next to your bed as the high temperatures will lead to faulty protection and an unwanted pregnancy.

Slightly disappointed since the actual product received is different than what the pictures show. Apparently I received the NEW design where the sides flare out a bit and the cards that go into the non-sliding tab slot can slide freely whereas the old design, the cards did not slide all the way through. There's also a small tab on the new design that, I believe, allows you to put a key ring to hold, well, your keys.Overall, it's an okay wallet that still serves its intended purpose: to drastically slim down the traditional wallet. However, it'd be nice if they updated their pictures to more accurately reflect what you will be receiving and not just put "APRIL 2018 MODEL" in their description.

I like it, but... I bought it under the understanding that the wallet has 2 compartments: one regular pocket for cards and one quick-access pocket that is ejected by pulling the tab (as per product description and product images).What I got, however, is a wallet with one compartment that ejects all 10 of my cards at the same time. Not super convenient.

Wrote a previous review about it being a good wallet with mediocre quality and after very minimal use i felt i needed to go back and rewrite my opinion on this product. I purchased it on May 13, 2017 and have used it a handful of times. I like to take it with me when i go out on a motorcycle ride or when i am wearing a suit at an event where i don't want a bulging wallet in my pocket or jacket. The wallet is slowly starting to fall apart on me! It is ripping at the seem where the elastic nylon and it is also beginning to fray in certain areas making it look very sloppy when you pull it out. It is only a matter of time before it goes into the trash bin. Not to inpressed as i was hoping for something that would at least last a year. I would recommend looking into a cardholder with a money clip.

I haven't been able to find a wallet that can comfortably hold cash and all my cards since I was in school and didn't have a lot of either, and my priority when I bought this wallet was holding all the different ID, loyalty, debit, credit cards etc. that usually need loads of slots. I always prefer paying by card rather than cash when I'm out, so this looked like a perfect wallet for me.I've been using it for a couple of months now, with 9 cards comfortably held securely in the wallet. My two most frequent cards are at the front and the back with everything else wedged in the middle, and on the odd occasion I've needed something different it's easy to pull out the right card. The title of the wallet shows RFID which might suggest it has some blocking qualities, but one of my ID cards still works from right in the middle of the card stack (although another closer to the edge doesn't so... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ ). There's enough room for two or three coins in the coin pocket, or more I guess if you stack them, but don't leave it to the last minute to get your money ready when paying with them because it can be a bit fiddly getting the last one out!The pictures and description mention a quick access section, and in reviews this is supposed to be on the back near the coin holder part, but on mine at least the retrieval mechanism is stitched between 2 layers of the elastic and the front side is stitched around the pulley too, so nowhere for quick access cards to go. I just arranged my cards differently, but still, I was expecting it to be there and it isn't, which is why I've only gone for 4 stars.For a secure way to hold my cards without taking up all of my pocket, it's brilliant! :-)

I was initially concerned about the small size of the wallet when the item arrived. It's slim profile is ideal for my way of life, I was tired of carrying around my wallet in my back pocket and the cards either getting damaged from my behind or my bum cheek being in pain from sitting on my bulky wallet for too long.I have not had any issues with my bum cheek since using this and also the small frame is perfect for me to carry my all my cards and the odd note I may carry on me. The packaging it came in was so much more comprehensive than I had ever expected and I would buy again just so I have a spare if anything happens to the first oneI am not entirely sure if this IS RFID as there is no real mention of it anywhere else other than in the title

Probably the smallest and slimmest wallet I've had. The leather tab for pulling the cards out is very handy. Not entirely sure how it justifies the RFID in the name - those usually have an aluminium panel in them, and this doesn't. Nor does it seem to have any actual pockets. Those minor gripes aside, I love it because it's minimal, and it works perfectly for the small number of cards that I carry.

You could ask is it a wallet in the true sense, not sure as you can't fit much in and it's not fully enclosed?However, I love it.I was looking for a wallet that was minimalist in the pocket when I just needed a couple of cards and some cash.When going out for a meal for example, I don't need the variety of loyalty cards etc that bulks out my standard wallet.This will be brilliant in the summer when I only wear jeans or trousers (no jacket pockets).I can easily fit a Credit and Debit card plus a couple of twenties sandwiched in between.Also I must say I think it's rather stylish and rugged at the same time.

Absolutely just what I was looking for!Big bulky wallet gone!This hols more than you realise but stays slim in the pocket (obviously if put tonnes in it, it defeats the objective!!!)I put 5 cards and a couple of notes for emergencies. Could hold more but that's my preference.Top quality materials and congress in a posh little box.Totally recommend!

I got this to replace a different minimal wallet - the type with two metal plates sandwiching the cards and an elastic strap around the length. So far, my impressions of this one are that I like it. It is very compact and comfortable in my pocket. The materials are of good quality, and the fit to the cards, coins, etc. is snugly tight without preventing deliberate access.It holds my 5 cards and some notes without flinching, and would certainly hold more if I needed it to. It even keeps a couple of coins safe, which I could never do with my previous minimal wallet :)

I am a female who hates carrying a bag, purse, etc. however I kept losing my cards and car key (which is card shaped) all the time so bought one of these to keep everything together and so I could carry them all easily in my jean pockets. I currently have my car key and about 4 cards in the wallet and they all fit very nicely, there's probably room for some more too. There's a slightly little loop on the side of the wallet which I threaded some thin cord through to also keep house keys on, which is great for me to prevent misplacing them, but maybe not so great if I lose the wallet.

This is not a wallet at all. It's really a means of storing a few credit cards together. It's small so discrete and won't create a bulge in your pocket. Money will need to be folded twice to store in this wallet thing.Separate place for notes and frequently used card.

I'm not sure what I was expecting other than a couple of bits of elastic sewn together, but that's what it is. It holds a few cards together and the pull strap lets you get at them, relatively easily.If you like things to line up nicely then you'll be out of luck because there's a massive seam on the inside that the cards have to sit one side or the other of. This distorts the shape of the whole thing.

I absolutely love it.Really clever and really compact.I'll never go back to a normal walletI carry 7 cards, some stamps and cash in it with no problem. Could probably fit another 2 or 3 cards if needed

Minimalist design, but definitely not RFID.I tested it in several conditions and is 100% not RFID safe!The description is misleading

Having ditched a chunky, old style wallet a while ago, I initially bought a carbon/rubber band style which I used for a few months until the band snapped. Whilst searching for a replacement, I stumbled across this design instead and have found it far superior as well as more aesthetically pleasing.I use it on a day to day basis with about 5 cards in and never more than about £100 folded in the little pocket. It fits in my trouser pocket well and is exceptionally easy to use my most frequent two cards and easy enough to access the rest.

Its a shame as really liked this but after 2-3 weeks its split down the side and is now unusable.