Alpine SwissMens Wallet for Men | RFID Protected Leather Mens Wallet | Spencer Bifold with Divided Bill Section | Gift Box | 2 ID Windows | 14 Card & Storage Pockets for Organization

It is a wallet.It smells like a wallet.It’ll take up most, if not all of the palm of your hand when held, it’s decent sized but fits well in small pockets.Looks good, I like the color I chose. The material is good too, good stitching and nice leather, easy to hold onto, lots of grip.Easy to flip open to grab cards, lots of room for organization.I like it.

I'd like to start by saying that - I can't stop sniffing this wallet. The leather smells so darn good that it's like febreez for my back pocket. ...... OK! So...on to the other stuff.Quality: The build of this wallet is good. Almost TOO good. Firstly, there are 12 (TWELVE) card slots, inner compartments for all the stuff you don't want your wife to find, a slot for your ID AND a cash sleeve for all of the money you're going to take out of the ATM only to lose little by little to homeless people and the washing machine. Why is this a problem? Well, when you actually USE most of those card slots along with the ID and little other whats-its that you carry around on your person, the wallet become so bloated that you genuinely feel like George Kastanza (sp? - oh and I'm sorry for any of your that were born after 1990 that will not get that reference). Using all 12 slots is just - not feasible unless you're alright with pre-disposing yourself to scoliosis.The card sleeves tolerance is so tight that, getting your cards in - and then BACK OUT (ya know, to use then and pay for stuff) becomes a fumbling, bottom-lip-biting, under-breath cursing session if you're trying to get one of them out whilst sitting at the drive-thru trying to pay for your chic-fil-A. I imagine this will go away after a while and it breaks itself in, but even still - another 1/64th of an inch and it would be divine.Speaking of divine, did I mention how good this leather smells?? Buy it. Sniff it. Put your money in it.....and then sniff your leather-scented money later.

Holds lots of credit cards

Alpine Swiss Mens Leather is a very wallet. This is a threefold wallet which has lot of space to keep the credit cards, business/ID cards and cash comfortably. It also has transparent slot to keep the state ID/license for photo proof for displaying it easily. I carry more than 6 credit/debit cards, cash along with couple of other membership cards in the wallet. I have been using this wallet for 3 weeks and it stills feels like new. The slots to keep the cards are separated by enough space which makes it is easy to take the cards out. On the whole, this wallet is very impressive and perfect for daily use. RFID blocking feature is missing in this wallet.

Quick delivery. The quality of the wallet was really good. Bought it to get the edges of my cash bills from getting damaged as my other wallet barely fit US currency in it. Planning a trip over sees where 80% of the transactions were going to be done in cash, so a nice feature for me.

If you are used to carrying a man's wallet, and yet you don't want yours to look like a blob of paper stuffed in a leather wrapper, this one is great. I am now on my second one, having wore the first one out over maybe a 10 year period. It is durable and looks nice. Lots of compartments for cards and a plastic framed-out drivers license slot. Does the trick.

My old trifold wallet had fallen apart so I thought I would try this one. It is the Alpine Swiss Bifold Trifold Hybrid. Unlike most bifold wallets where there is a center section for extra cards (usually made of plastic that falls apart in a year) the Hybrid's third section is made of leather that is sown onto the end of the right outside edge of the wallet. This gives the wallet one extra panel of credit card slots and on the front side a space to put your Drivers License or ID card that is easy to see and easy to get out. When the wallet is open to show the ID, there are two panels of credit cards that are not visible. This is where I keep my credit/debit and health cards. There is one panel for cards that is visible with the ID showing. I keep my AAA, gym card and electronic keys here. Behind each credit card panel is a pocket where you could put additional items (business cards, foreign currency?). These are the features I like. Now for the negatives: first with the credit card slots full there is no way that this will be a slim wallet, second, the money pocket is not deep enough for the currency to disappear completely. With only fourteen bills in the money compartment the edges showed.Bottom line I consider this a quality wallet at a great price especially for those who have numerous cards.

Does it's job, decent wallet. But the card slots in the flip-out ID section are completely useless. They are clearly too short for standard credit cards, and I can't put business cards in there either, so I can't imagine what I might put in there. Keys, I guess? But the actual windowed slot for the ID is fine.For the remaining two sections, the two front-most slots in each of them seem to share the same bottom somehow, so instead of the tiered display where you can see the tops of the four cards overlapping, the frontmost card obscures the card behind it. The back two slots overlap as you'd expect.But other than that I'm satisfied. A bit surprised to see a review that says it's a good design but bad workmanship... to me it seems exactly the reverse. The stitching seems fine, the leather's fine... the only way I could see it coming apart prematurely is if you tried to force cards into the flip-out section that, as I mentioned, clearly won't hold them. Forcing them could probably kill the stitching there.