Forrest & HaroldF&H RFID Blocking Slim Bifold Wallet - Dual Tone Minimalist Design for Men - Genuine Top Grain Leather + Stainless Steel Money Clip & 5 Pockets - Hold Up to 10 Cards + Cash - Gift Box Included

Been using the wallet for less than a month, not even two weeks actually, and it's not holding up well. The corners where the wallet folds have already worn away and the metal money clip actually damages the leather inside the wallet. It's dented and starting to rip from the constant contact. Gorgeous looking wallet, incredible leather smell out of the box, and nice packaging. Perfect size with adequate storage, still too big for front pocket comfortably. Unfortunately it stops there, will be returning.

After nearly an entire year with the Pilot by Andar Wallets - another minimalist wallet - I have switched to F&H's Money Clip Wallet.Pros:+ Can hold seven cards (credit + debit, insurance, school and government ID, transit pass, and Starbucks gift card) and cash comfortably+ Money clip is secure+ Two-tone design just screams attention, does turn some heads in public+ Top-grain leather is high quality+ Attention to detail in the stitching is superb+ One-year warranty shows company is backing their product+ Pricing is comparable to my previous wallet, the Pilot by Andar WalletsCons:- Keeps it basic (compared to my Andar Pilot, which with a flip of a switch gives you access to all your cards)- A tad bit thicker (again, compared to my Andar Pilot)- Pricing is on the higher end of the marketYou cannot go wrong with an F&H wallet: they embody the minimalist in each person and come in a wide selection of two-tone combinations to best suit you!

I had the old style "dad" wallet. It was pretty bulky and started bothering me to sit on it every day. I started looking for something slim that I could keep in my front pocket. I liked the style of this wallet. The leather is nice and it is indeed much slimmer than a classic style wallet. It has little slots that you can stick your credit cards in and a money clip in the center for your paper money.I do think they're a little ambitious on exactly how much you can stick in the wallet. They show sticking 2 credit cards in each slot. I personally think the slots are much too tight for that and you'd really struggle to get a couple of cards comfortably in there. I have been keeping one card in each slot and that has seemed to work for me. (When you first get the wallet, the pockets will be VERY tight). They include a warning card in the box explaining that the pockets will loosen over time. I can confirm after a handful of weeks, that it is indeed true. The pockets have relaxed and accessing my cards has become much more reasonable. The first few days however was a huge pain when I needed to access a credit card from any pocket.My only complaint about the wallet is the money clip. It's is very tight and accessing paper money is annoying at best. I wish the metal was a little more flexible, or was a spring loaded clip. Getting money in and out of the clip, can at times, be a trial. I don't carry a lot of cash or even use cash often. So it hasn't been a deal breaker for me, but it is something that could use improvement. If you're a cash only person or predominately use cash, I might look elsewhere.The slim wallet is a fad and has some perks over your normal wallet. Whether or not this works for you will depend on exactly how much you need to actually be carrying in your wallet on a day to day basis. I was guilty of keeping receipts well beyond their use and carrying credit cards that I was never going to use. Slimming down was actually refreshing for me and I love that I'm no longer sitting on my bulky wallet everyday. If you're on the fence about a slim wallet, I'd be honest with yourself about exactly how much you really need to be carrying on a daily basis. More than likely, you're carrying loyalty card for rarely visited places, old credit cards that you'll never use, and receipts and business cards you've acquired through the last decade. I'd take inventory of exactly what you really need to carry on a day to day basis and see if you'd benefit from a slimmer wallet. The answer for me was an easy yes and I'm glad I switched.

I've wrongly blamed this company for a problem with USPS turns out my neighbors had the wallet and it took them a while to bring it to me. After looking at the wallet I can tell it's really good quality especially for the price. They gave me my money back and now I have to pay them back LOL. I would never cheat anybody and this company has an excellent product they do excellent work. The craftsmanship is spectacular. Well done I highly recommend this for a front pocket wallet!

The wallet looks very nice and I am quite pleased.I read previous comments so I expected the CC pockets to be tight and they are. Right now it is a little to tight but once the leather relaxes it should be very good. There were also comments that the belt clip didnt allow many bills. I was actually quite happy. Instead of folding the bills over and then sliding under the clip I slide it under the clip and then fold the bills over the top of the clip. I just counted 25 bills and they fit fine.

Super nice quality. This is a simple but awesome wallet. Love the money clip and the leather they use... highly recommend this to all you wives out their looking for a gift for your husband. He will love it. Also the seller and shipping was painless and fast. Will be back for other colors... yeah that is right gotta get more colors to match the outfit!!!!

Just revived my F&H money clip, to replace the wallet I’ve lost, it is compact and slick, love the color, it has total five card slots from in and out, because these slot are tight, you can only fit one card per slot, which are plenty to me, but you will find it hard to pull out your card in some slots in begin, but it should loosen up after time.As for the RFID feature, it works well, but it also mean that I have to pull my transit card out every time I take a bus or train. And I do wish I can remove that metal clip, since it’s integrated in to the whole clip, but there is a $29 option with metal clip removable, but you won’t get this navy/rust color option.Overall, it’s a satisfying purchase for now, time will tell if it can justify this $34 price point.

I like it, I only wish it was available w/o the clip as that adds some bulk, very tight initially and hard to get your cards out of but it's loosening up over time.