MNGARISTAMinimalist Slim Metal Wallet for Men, Pop Up Credit Card Holder with 3K Carbon Fiber Cover and Detachable Money Clip, RFID Blocking Wallet for 4-6 Cards (Black)

I collect minimalist wallets and have a few of them. I prefer them when they are as thin and as light as possible, yet they offer a pop-up feature. This one does the job. It’s so light I can’t feel it in my pocket. I use the clip not for cash, but for clipping to my pants’ pockets. The pop-up feature is unlike other brands, it’s more powerful and if you only have 1 card in it, it could shoot the card totally out. Also, when the cards are in there is a latch that covers them and prevents them from falling out.

So, the MNGARISTA minimalist wallet is pretty slick, offering a stylish way to lighten your everyday load, especially if you're not big on carrying cash.But here's the thing I noticed: the pop-out mechanism's spring is kinda strong. When you're trying to use it with lighter cards like your ID or those membership cards, they might shoot out like they're auditioning for a card Olympics. But besides that, the wallet is well put together, practical, and it's got a nice premium vibe to it.

I've tried a couple of these types of wallets and this is one of the better ones. It is well made and easily pops up to access your cards. It keeps your wallet slim as it only allows for a few cards instead of the many I've carried around in the past. Would recommend. Would also be a great gift.

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The media could not be loaded.  MNGARISTA has done it again!!!!! I have purchased a few products from them and, as always, this money clip/pop up wallet is awesome!!!

I've been looking to switch to a minimalist pop-up wallet. The brands I've researched can be pricey and reviews showed problems that caused me to wait. When the chance came to try this out, I couldn't resist, but my hopes weren't high at this price point. I can admit I was wrong - this is a pretty handy wallet that hasn't caused me any problems.The box came with the wallet, a screwdriver, and an instruction card inserted in the wallet. The wallet is "rated" for six cards without raised lettering and less as you add cards with raised text. My current cards are a set of six: one card with raised text, four cards without. The opening mechanism is simple and can be pushed back with my thumb. The mechanism covers a corner of the cards so they will not fall out without you moving the latch. Once activated, the cards pop up in cascading heights to let you choose your card. The spring is strong and, even with a metal card and slightly ticket ID card, there is no problem with cards failing to pop up.I do use the money clip when my wife allows me to have some cash, otherwise, the clip can be used to attach the wallet to a pocket, purse, strap, etc.. If you don't want the clip in order to make this even thinner, the included screwdriver can remove the two screws holding the clip for an even thinner profile.My traditional wallet always went into my back pocket, exposing it to theft of accidentally falling out, but, even with the clip, this is thin enough for putting into my front pocket with no perceived bulkiness or exposure to pickpockets.The look is clean and appears to be a quality construction. I've used it afew weeks to feel it out and I can truly recommend this to anyone who is in the market to go minimal.

Works good for 5-6 regular thickness cards. I made the mistake a couple times of putting in my car insurance card, which is thinner. It ends up getting stuck and at times hard to get other cards out.Money clip is strong enough for a big or small stack.What I don't like is that it's a hard rectangle in my front pocket. I'm used to soft wallets, more conforming to my leg, so this is a bit of something to get used to, which I'm not sure I will.