Minimalist Wallet for Men & Women - Slim RFID Wallet, Scratch Resistant, Credit Card Holder & Money Clip, Easily Removable Money & Cards, (Army Green)

I've been thinking about switching to this style wallet for a while, but the price of the main "name brand" was a little too much for me to pay for a wallet. I stumbled across this one day on Amazon and thought the price looked good and the reviews seemed positive and pulled the trigger. Another reason I was hesitant was because I carry quite a few cards (between ID, work ID {more on that later} credit/debit cards, health insurance etc etc) and wasn't sure this would hold them. To be fair, I did cut a few out that I don't use much in person and could easily be stored at home. As you can see from the pictures, I was able to squeeze quite a few cards into this thing and it feels good, not like it is going to break or anything. That said, it's made well. the outside covers are thick (I also like the aesthetics of the wood grain print) and the nylon like bands that keep it together and able to be opened and closed seem like they will last a lifetime. Also, one of the reasons I got this wallet is because of the sheer bulk of my old school leather bifold wallet that I kept in my back pocket. I've been taking quite a few 5+ hour drives every year and within an hour the old wallet would be jamming into my thigh. I realized it probably wasn't great for my back and butt and whatever else, so I wanted to get something like this I could keep in my side pocket. This worked perfect. If there are any cons I can think of (which there really aren't, it does exactly what it needs to, this is kind of personal nitpicking) I guess one would be organization. If you're someone like me who has a lot of cards (being lazy and generally disorganized does not help), sometimes it can be tough to find the one I'm looking for. I pretty quickly realized I should leave my license and debit and other most used cards on the outside, so it really isn't much of a problem...but I have had a few moments in line at a 7-11 trying to find my debit while the kid at the counter stares at me and the people behind me judge me and I eventually find my card but my day is officially ruined. Definitely more on me then the wallet. The other small, small annoyance is kind of a catch 22. It does feature RFID blocking and as a result, I can't keep my work ID inside. I mean, I could, but I would have to dig through every day to pull it out to scan in and out and I don't want to. So as seen in the picture I just leave it on the outside. After typing that out and thinking about it, it's definitely not a con, more of a feature and I'm just lazy. Please disregard. Solid wallet. If you're interested in this style I recommend this one for the price and quality. Can't imagine the ones for over twice the price are any better. Will buy again if needed.

It's got a nice balance to it and the feel is top-notch

My old wallet was worn out, and I was tired of keeping a fat wallet in my pocket, stuffed with cards and receipts and who knows what else. I wanted to try a more minimalist wallet, but I still need to carry 10 to 15 cards. Most brands were either too expensive or didn’t hold enough cards. I didn’t want to blow $100 on a wallet for the first time only to decide that I didn’t like the minimalist style after all. This one has the best combination I could find of high capacity and low price so I figured it was worth a try. After using it for a few weeks, I really do like it. It looks nice, and seems to be made well. (It came with extra screws and a screwdriver - I hope that’s not a bad sign that they expect it to break frequently.) When stuffed with 15 cards it’s a little thick, almost as thick as my old wallet, but I’ll work to pare down so I don’t need to carry so many cards. There are only two things I don’t like about this wallet: - First, you have to take all the cards most of the way out to find the card you’re looking for. - Second, the money clip is sharp and sticks out - it either jabs you in the legs or if you wear it facing out, seems like it will eventually tear a hole in your pants. It would be nice if there was a way to just pop out the two or three cards that you use most often, debit card, drivers license, etc., rather than having to pull all the cards out to find the one you want. Also, I wish it had a cash strap instead of a money clip. It seems like they may have made styles with a strap in the past, but only money clip styles were available when I placed my order. Overall, it was a good purchase as a starter wallet, but my next wallet will need to have a cash strap.

If you like Gadgets, you should get this one. I have had mine for 2 years, now. And and I still love this wallet. Specifically, I really like the look and feel of equipment that serves a specific purpose and is practical. Here is what I have come to learn about the Mountain Voyage Minimalist Wallet: This wallet is very durable and very handy. It is Contemporary, Ultra-Slim, Light weight, Efficient, and Ideal for Everyday use. The money clip (feature) easily slides out if you decide you don’t want to use it. “Holds up to 15 Cards”. Although this statement makes for great advertising, it's just a bad idea. Sure, I can stuff 15 cards in, but… “Why would I do that?” I’m trying to minimize my Everyday Carry (not just my wallet). “What’s in my Wallet?”: 1 Driver’s License, 1 Bank Debit Card, 1 Discover Card, 1 MasterCard, 2 VISA Cards, 1 Wholesale Club Membership Card, 1 Wholesale Club Credit Card, 1 Health Insurance Card, 1 Health Insurance Credit Card, 1 Library Card, 1 Movie Theater Club Card, and 2 or 3 or 4 of those flimsy In-Store-Credit… cards. Okay, so that’s already about 15 cards. I gave it a try. I stuffed my new Mountain Voyage wallet with all 15 cards… and then tried to pry out… just one card… from the middle. And... all 15 cards just fell out onto my table. So... “How many cards do I really need?” I removed everything from my wallet and quickly separated what I need from what I don’t. The Answer: I only really need about 3 cards. And some cash (not a lot): My Driver’s License, a Debit Card, and one Credit Card (with the most perks), and a few bills for just-in-case. I reloaded my new wallet with these few cards, and folded a couple of $20s into my money clip and realized... the whole point of the 'Everyday Carry' concept is to minimize the amount of stuff I’m carrying every day. And this wallet is a perfect solution. I have less to carry. And I haven’t missed any of the extra stuff I use to carry around. I liked this wallet so much that I bought one for my wife. She loves the simplicity of it and the fact that everything is handy. Much less compartmentalized than her previous wallets and less bulky, too. I bought one for my son. He absolutely loves the look and feel of his wallet. These wallets are great! I recommend this wallet for anyone who is interested in carrying around less and being just as effective. I would not recommend this wallet as a gift. Simply because a wallet can be a deeply personal item. Something that someone carries with them (almost) daily (sometimes for years). Make sure you ‘know your audience’ before you buy something like this. I would also point out that the straps are designed to hold cards tightly into place. This is by design. And because of this design, it should also be understood that getting cards out will require a measure of dexterity. I don’t have a review or recommendation for the wooden or leather wallet options. I hope this review helps you. And I hope you have a Wonderful Day!

It’s almost exactly what I was looking for, which makes it that much more disappointing that they sloppily cnc route their brand name length wise into perfectly good walnut. You already have your logo on the clip, do you really need to etch it into every surface? This wasn’t really shown in the pictures otherwise I wouldn’t have bought it. I essentially paid $50 for this so I could have walnut, $40 more than it’s worth, because I’m nowhere near my woodworking studio and can’t make the outer coverings myself right now. If you’re hell bent on writing your brand name on every surface, maybe in the future, you could invest in a laser printer to etch your logo in the corner tastefully.

This wallet is exactly the same as The Ridge at less than half the price. The construction is sturdy, the band seems to be of decent quality and keeps everything nice and tight. The only drawback? The sandwich construction has aluminum plates with plastic covers. The Ridge has full metal plates. While not a dealbreaker the manufacturer does not specify this so I can’t help but feel misled. I will not return it and 10/10 times will buy this over The Ridge which, I think, is overpriced.

This Mountain Voyage minimalist wallet is exactly what I was looking for. It’s slim, lightweight, and fits comfortably in my pocket without any bulk. The design is clean and modern, and it feels sturdy and well-made right out of the box. It holds my essential cards securely while still being easy to access, and the money clip is strong enough to keep cash in place without feeling stiff. I was worried about downsizing, but it actually holds more than expected while keeping everything organized. I also appreciate the RFID protection for extra peace of mind. This wallet is perfect for everyday use or travel, and it’s a great option for anyone wanting to switch to a minimalist setup. Highly recommend if you want a durable, stylish wallet that keeps things simple. Also makes for a great gift.

Excelente producto, muy minimalista, calidad de primera, super pequeña, definitivamente lo volvería a comprar

But the clip holding notes after few months detached from the main body. I moved to a more expensive brand but which has no issues