Slim Minimalist Credit Card Holder for Men with Cash Strap (Carbon Fiber Wallet with Strap - Black)

So I stumbled on this wallet while looking for a cheaper version of the Ridge Wallet with cash strap. All the ones I kept finding had money clip...and then I came across this particular one from an unknown brand (and with zero reviews at the time). I was very skeptical to pull the trigger on this one more so it had no reviews. After going back and forth a couple of times, I decided to make the plunge.This wallet has so far exceeded my expectations in so many ways! Right out of the box you could tell that this is quality stuff and not just a cheap knock off. It came in a nice classy gift box with some foam cushion inside. The wallet itself looked very sleek and sturdy, and the carbon fiber finish exudes elegance. You could tell that this was well built with much attention to details.Onto the functionality of the wallet itself. The size of the wallet is about the same as that of a credit card. The wallet expands and collapses seamlessly to fit however much cards you put in it. I am currently using it with 4 Cards and I think I might be able to fit about 8 or 9 more quite easily. You wouldn't have to worry about your cards falling out because it’s in there very tight even if it’s just 1 or 2 cards you have in it. The included cash strap is also very convenient.All-in-all I would recommend this wallet if you're looking for a nice minimalist wallet similar to Ridge wallet. At the much cheaper price point, it's definitely worth it.

First of all, let me start by saying this thing looks really stunning right out of the box! Pictures don't do it it justice, it looks so much nicer in person. I've been wanting to switch to a minimalist wallets for a while now and after combing through so many options on Amazon, I'm extremely happy I went with this one.Pros:1. Nice beautiful finish2. Very light and thin3. Come in a classy giftbox stamped with a nice logo of Duxtio4. Has built-in cash strap and a holding plate engraved with a cute little emblem5. Very compact and sturdy6. Has built-in RFID blocking protection7. Fits 10+ cards easily plus a couple of cash billsCons:I don't have anything bad to say about this wallet. Took a few tries to get used to it at first but once I mastered it, it's a breeze.

I wanted to love this. It feels pretty solid but I was literally using a rubber band prior to this in almost the same way. I would fold the money 3 ways and put it on top of my cards then wrap it with a single rubber band. So I felt it looked some what trashy using a rubber band so I got this. I put about 7 card in it and I fold up my money and put it under the wrap. It is nice and snug but the metal plate on the band comes off easy in your pocket. Second like many others have said its difficult to take one card out. I know that doesn't sound like a big deal but when you run into quick check to get a coffee and your trying to get your one credit card that is packed in the middle you end up taking them all out. Then you fumble around trying to put them all back in. With the rubber band I just browse to my card and pull it out. The price is fair compared to some other similar ones out there but its just not practical for me so its back to the rubber band for me... Maybe I can get a stylish black rubber band to make it look classy :)

I've been waiting to replace my old billfold because it was something my dear, departed Mom had given me. It finally gave up the ghost and fell apart and I had to get a new one. I've been attracted to the minimalist wallets but always repelled by the price of the Ridge. When Duxtio came out with this one, they struck just the right balance between price, utility and good-looks. It ships in a box suitable for gift-giving, and it does exactly what it is designed to do. It holds my debit card, insurance cards and state ID tightly, while keeping things easy to access. The money band allows me to keep a few bills if needed, but I rarely do that. The only thing I really needed to get used to was carrying it in my front pocket, but that was honestly the hardest part, so no real problem there. Coming in at about half the price of a Ridge, I'm much happier with the the Duxtio and would definitely recommend it!

Update: had this product for a while now and it is still going strong. Very durable product, and get a lot of compliments. Carries my license, several credit cards about 4, several member cards about 4, and my work ID. The elasticity is still there and with all those cards you can always feel that you have it on you.A cool feature would be if they hid a tracking device to it in case you lose it.Original post: The product is very shinny and smooth, material is feels like plastic, which isn't. That doesn't bother me, it looks good and does the job (has the RFID blocker), tested it and it does work. The bands seem tough, and hold the cards in place. You can see everything I mentioned from the pics, it is a well built product. It comes in a nice box, neatly packed with a thank you card, and it is fully setup (you don't need to tighten any screws). The only bad thing is, you don't get a screw driver and replacement screws like all the other products provide. For the price it is a great buy, and is a better buy than the Ridge. Plus if you do your research on the Ridge, all of their locations are sketchy addresses and they have a bad BBB review - check yourself!Only had this product for a week, but will update after a couple of months.

You may have arrived at this product page after looking at the various options out there...and there are a lot of options out there. I had been looking for a replacement for my older Burberry card case wallet, which while slim and front pocketable, wasn't RFID safe and being made out of leather was starting to show its age after a decade of daily use. I did my research, and had a short list of features that were must-have (RFID blocking) and nice-to-have (carbon fiber).I watched many (so many) YouTube videos reviewing this style of wallet, their pricing, and their design options and after a day or two spent scouring the web looking for the best deal I decided on this Duxtio wallet.I've only been carrying it for a few days, but I really like this wallet. It is very well made and has at least all the features of others that cost up to 4x as much - but note that this wallet isn't an inferior knockoff, it's a quality piece built with care and meant to last. One thing I appreciate is the attention to detail in the manufacturing of the wallet that make it a bit easier to use, like the curved edges at the top that make it easy to insert your cards. It also is designed so that when your cards are loaded in the profile angles them all down towards the bottom (the top opening is narrower then the bottom) making it nearly impossible for your cards to fall out accidentally. I am carrying eight cards at the moment and it looks like the more cards that are loaded, the greater this angle becomes. The money band holds even a single bill securely, so there's no need to worry about your bills falling out.The only curious thing is alternative options come with the torx tool to tighten the screws holding the carbon fiber plates to the aluminum body of the wallet...the box mine came in had a cut out for a similar tool, but it was filled with the foam piece instead (see pic). I'm wondering if this was a mistake or if no tool comes with this product. It is does, I'd like mine; but if it doesn't, why add a cut out to the packaging?Final thoughts: this seems like a great wallet in the minimalist style, and is a fraction of the cost of other alternatives out there while sacrificing none of the looks or functionality.

Great product. Great quality. Im holding actually 6 cards pretty snug. Cards were little hard to get in & out the first few days but now that I've been using it a little It's way easier than it looks like. Top n bottom card goes out the quickest. U need to fan the pile if u want to grab the middle ones. Putting the cards back in place is a lot easier. The elastic band does not seems to stretch more than the first break in. Money clip elastic band is tight so it can still hold a single bill. U need to fold the bills in 4 so it's not bigger than the wallet itself.For those who we suspicious about the carbon fiber.....it is real carbon fiber sheets of 1mm thick mounted to the aluminum back plates. I did not had the chance to test the RFID but I guess that its the aluminium plates that r providing the protection (3mm thick)A little more expensive than some other comparable ones on amazon but I'm happy I've chose this one, did met the expectations, quality & finish is awsome.I do recommend this wallet.

This is a clone of the expensive one you may have seen, the only difference besides the name is the completely sane price. I have no idea why people pay for that other one, this is not a miracle device. It's a (real) carbon fiber minimalist wallet that holds your cards and a bit of cash, not some genius appliance that will go to work for you and raise the kids. So, don't pay for that other one, you can get 2 of these and have cash left over to put in them.

After reading description I thought this would solve the problem of too many cards to fit in a wallet. I have 11 cards in the wallet and they do fit but its a pain to get them out! In order to get one card I have to push out at least half of them to get the one I need. I have tried the wallet with 7 cards and it is much more feasible not not what I needed - and what it claimed by the seller.

I have had a similar wallet like this for about 3 years. Unfortunately I cannot justify paying an outrageous price for replacement screws. So I decided to go ahead with this little guy here.The price is lower than my original card holder and has all the same great features! It was a bit stiff at first but over time it has gotten better. My only issue is with the fiberglass coating on the carbon fiber. I wish I was able to feel the texture of the carbon fiber.