Groove Life Groove Wallet Midnight Black with Money Clip Men's Minimalist Low Profile Aluminum Credit Card Holder with Magnetic Thumb Swipe, RFID Blocking, Lifetime Coverage

The media could not be loaded. It's small, durable, and I don't have much to complain about aside from wishing I could get another card or two inside. That said, the money clip can hold another card in addition to cash, like the hotel key you can see in the video.After a month of use it has worked flawlessly. My cards and cash stay put, RFID blocking keeps them secure, and it opens with ease even without the grip sticker [which ruins the esthetic of the wallet imo].I had a Ridge wallet for a bit, but it was too hard to get cards out which was really annoying. This one blows the Ridge wallet out of the water with ease of access, and gets bonus points for the cool factor - that slide mechanism that never gets old.There was a bit of trial and error learning how to use it properly, but with some patience and practice, it's super easy. Pro tip: for the cards you use most, keep one in the front and the other in the back of your stack for easy access.This product feels very premium and is made with quality materials, which comes at a higher price point, but it's definitely worth the cost - especially with the warranty. I've replaced my two groove rings more than once over 4-5 years and it's super easy, you just pay shipping. I imagine the process for the wallet is the same.Overall: 5/5

The media could not be loaded. I purchased this wallet to replace my Ridge wallet AND I AM SO GLAD I DID. I wish i would have purchased this wallet before shelling out the $100 for the Ridge wallet 😭 The Groove Life wallet works well and it’s fun to use.I just received my wallet but, here are the (subjective) pros and cons i’ve noticed so far;Pros:SleekSlimFunctionalMinimalistCons:If you have metal cards, they will slide out if you do the shake test. (If you’re holding the wallet lightly. If you squeeze tighter from the sides while doing it, then none of the cards will fall out)You might have to re-arrange some cards as well.. in my case for example, i had to put my Venture X credit card between my chase sapphire preferred and another card because it would just slide back down on it’s own when it was at the front.Only fits 6 cards MAX so, if you have more, you’ll have to make some sacrifices.. or just carry two wallets👀Can’t fit $2,000 in the money clip👀😅 I have a mix of $100s, $50s, and $20s so, i suppose it might work if you use only $100s. (Maybe)The overall quality feels great and In my opinion, It should be a durable wallet. As I mentioned before, I bought this wallet to replace my Ridge wallet. It was such a pain in the a** trying to get a specific credit card out of my Ridge wallet so, after struggling with that for a few months and being extremely annoyed, i decided to pull the trigger on this groove life wallet and I’m glad I did. $100 is a lot to spend on any wallet BUT, I think it’s worth it in this case given the fact that you can return it to Groove Life for a FREE replacement. (So long as you register it)The Groove Life wallet has some weight to it. It’s not “heavy” per se, but it is noticeably heavier than the Ridge wallet.

This wallet has perfectly met my expectations for a sleek, minimalist wallet: doesn’t look like a “trendy” wallet (sorry, Ridge), easy card access, sufficient card capacity (5) and ability to carry cash with me.The only reason I hesitated with my purchase initially was because this does not have mag safe capability. However, I realized that was not a “must have” for me and am glad I came to that conclusion because this has been a perfect fit.94 year warranty is also incredible, but hope I never need it. So far so good.

Honestly... contemplated buying a higher priced wallet from a known brand versus buying a cheaper one like Vulkin since it was much more affordable. $80-100 seems steep for a small aluminum box ... and I still think it is.Do I like the Groove wallet? Absolutely!Exactly as advertised. Holds exactly 6 non-embossed cards... I tried 7 and the wallet wouldn't function.There's not a lot of exposed mechanisms or mechanisms in general, which should make it last longer or prevent it from breaking. No triggers that can get snapped or bands that can get cut.The one flaw is that if you shake it without holding the top sliding panel, your cards will fall out. Others have mentioned too, if you have dry skin, you might have a hard time getting traction to slide it. They do include a tiny grip sticker... which isn't the most stylish solution, but I don't mind it.The money clip is okay. I have about 9 bills folded quartered and it holds just fine without being too bulky. I'd say 9-10 bills is the max you'd probably want to carry though before the clip starts to bend outward beyond parallel.Overall, I'm happy with it. Bit pricey for what it is. Definitely a luxury buy rather than an affordable one, but it's nice. Aside from the two flaws ... it's still a very decent minimalist wallet that I'm happy with.

I got this as a gift for my husband, he loves it. It makes finding the cards easy and is lightweight, yet durable.

This is the first wallet that I’ve found that can hold as little as one card and not have it fall out, even after repeated use and having as many as 6 cards in it most of the time. All the other minimalist wallets with an elastic band, stretch out after having 5-6 cards in them and risk cards falling out when having less cards in them. I’ve had other wallets where cards fell out after taking my debit card out for use, thankfully I noticed and was able to pick them up. This wallet uses a friction type of containment system that does not stretch out with repeated use and keeps the cards just as secure as the day I got it. The money clip is also nice and tight and I keep a few bills in it, and don’t worry about them falling out either. This is not a cheap wallet, but not having to worry about losing my cards, is totally worth it.