M-ClipMoney Clip - Minimalist Slim Wallet Alternative for Front Pocket Carry - Cash and Credit Card Holder for Men

I've had a metal money clip, and carbon fiber (which I totally recommend for the price,) and I can say quite a few things.Metal: Good at first, but quickly can lose the tightness it holds onto its contents. While new it easily was the tightest holding clip of the 3 but quickly lost that A titanium clip may do better than what I had.Carbon fiber: The loosest clip of the 3, however carbon fiber keeps its tightness for a long time and never seems to wear out. Lightweight and easy to slide your money and cards in. Still, however, holds onto your money well, even a single bill.M-Clip: After upgrading to this, I may not be able to go back to a traditional wallet or regular money clip again. It holds a little more tightly than the carbon fiber clip, but not quite as tight as a regular cheap metal clip. The sides slide out and I'm sure you know by reading the description and seeing the pictures it acts as a chip clip. Once I got the clip I can easily say it looks better in person than in picture and IMO is the most stylish clip of all 3. Getting money in and out of it is also the easiest of all 3 - metal being the hardest. I'm not sure if it will hold its tightness as long as a carbon fiber clip, however it comes with a lifetime guarantee that I'll completely ignore because by the time it gets loose I'd like to buy a SS version of this thing.2 Cons include: May not last as long as carbon fiber, and the biggest one is that it works better filled with at least 4 cards and at least a few bills. The reason for this is because the clip may slide on the money instead of the sliders moving when sliding them. It still has a grip just not that great. When I have 4 cards and at least a few bills my clip will feel tighter and not slide around on the money when moving the sliders. This however doesn't concern me as I keep it filled up. Just don't overfill and if you have a lot of stuff to put in it there is an XL version. If you don't have a lot of money to put in the clip you should be looking at a carbon fiber clip instead.Price is reasonable as a high quality plain old titanium clip can reach close to the same price as well.M-Clips carbon fiber tightwad clip is easily a nice clip as well and more traditional yet easier to use. However I don't believe it's worth the price compared to a regular cf clip.Sliders are not loose on mine as some other reviews have mentioned.Not too wide either, however the XL version may be a little awkward.SO, all in all its a beautiful, quality built tool to hold your cash, has a lot of different designs and price ranges, Easiest clip to use if you get used to using the sliders, more secure than other clips when closed, solid feel and design, and finally totally worth to get if you're anybody as long as you enjoy a quality american made item and aren't super broke all the time.

Works just as advertised, very petite very easy to use less clutter in the pocket. Worth the expense.

I'm pretty new to money clips as of the time that I write this. Or wallets, for that matter. I appreciate that less can be more, but this had sat on my wish list for a little while. Pricey, no? Most of the good things in life are. The short version is, it's worth it if you appreciate minimalism and nice things.The long version includes a bit more on the actual use. I write this from the following perspectives, the SHARKK and Storus. Both are simple, with the former being an extreme example and the latter being significantly more complex. This one falls somewhere in-between them in character, but ahead of them both with functionality. You see, the first one (the SHARKK) is so simple as to be beautiful, but requires you to sacrifice your fingernails and sanity whenever you access the contents of your clip. The latter (the Storus) holds cash and ISO 7810 plastic credit cards. The Storus holds cash much easier, but requires that your cards be EXACTLY of that size and material. Its means of retention is that it bends them slightly in a bow as you push it all the way in.The M-clip elegantly solves the design flaws of the former while avoiding the overthinking and specificity of the latter. Those little tabs that slide out provide you with excellent leverage to open the clip without fear of destroying the contents. The action of the tabs is smooth enough that you can draw the clip from your pocket, open the tabs and operate the clip without using a second hand. With mine, I carry cash, plastics and a VICTORINOX SwissCard. For undemanding and unremarkable use (day to day, non-active environments, mostly sedentary), this is functionally indestructible. Under more demanding use, I can foresee the sliding tab taking damage or becoming inoperable.

This clip is gorgeous & well-made - although it ended up being too thick for my husband, I'm giving it 5 stars because of M-Clip's outstanding customer service. I bought the clip a month and a half before Christmas, so when it turned out to be too thick, it was too late to return it through Amazon. However, when I emailed M-Clip directly, they responded immediately, offering to exchange it for us for no charge. They were super friendly, helpful & easy to communicate with. Thanks to their help, we ended up with their carbon fiber "Tightwad" model, which is much slimmer, and my husband loves. However, if you don't mind a thicker clip, this one is a fantastic choice, and M-Clip deserves top marks for customer satisfaction!

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The money clip is very light weight and holds my bills securely

Extremely fiddly with UK currency thus defeats the object of convenience. Probably best used for currencies that matched the width of your credit card

Ademas de billetes, se pueden incorporar tarjetas de credito. Equivale a una cartera pero mucho mas compacta. Se abre y cierra facilmente.