Hammer Anvil Men's RFID Blocking Genuine Leather Slimfold Wallet

The biggest minus is that the RFID of this wallet only blocks two things: Jack and Squat. The main reason I bought this was to ensure that my proximity chips in my IDs and cards stay safe. I had an old black RFID leather wallet from thinkgeek that has worn out, and it truly blocked everything. I performed the same tests with both wallets, using security badge proximity readers of different frequencies and manufacturers--HID systems and S2 systems. They all went right through this wallet no matter what pouches I put the cards in. It never blocked a single read attempt. The old wallet blocked every read every time.Thought I'm hanging onto this as it is a nice brown wallet, I want others to know that if RFID is a requirement, you should pick a different wallet. When travelling, I will move all my goods to my worn-out wallet. On other notes, I like the size and feel of the wallet. Yes, the credit card pouches are tight, but are breaking in already and pulling out cards is not an issue after a few days.

After trying numerous wallets on Amazon, I've settled on this one. It is a little cheaper than the ones I tried, but that's not why I kept it. I wanted a wallet not much over 4x3 , this is 4.12" x 3.25" which is close enought. I would prefer it not have one whole side for driver license or ID, but it does have what I really like and that is a slot on the outside to keep my most used card, I love that feature, it is so handy, after having it I wouldn't get a wallet that didn't have it. I carry 8 cards and this handles them quite well, it would be even better if there were card slots where the ID window is, but you can carry a couple cards in that section, so it's certainly not a deal breaker. The bills fit into it completely without any of them peeking out the top. If it didn't have the ID side I would give it 5 stars, since it is a very nice wallet.If you don't carry many cards and like an outside card slot, this one is great...https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01LYMX90G/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1....it is slimmer and narrower. I have it, but right now I have to carry all 8 cards and while it will handle them it's a little tight so I don't use it. I liked it so much though I couldn't send it back, so I kept it thinking that one day maybe I can cut back on my cards and then out of the drawer it comes.

It's a good quality, though not a reliable at blocking.Size: reasonable to call it slim, though not best in class. My previous (non RFID blocking) wallet of identical style managed to be smaller in heigh, length, & width by 1/8" each while having the same amount of pockets / access. That brand was Johnston & Murphy. Take note Hammer Anvil, learn from the competition!EM blockage: it fails to block my HID Proxcard 2 that I use for work. Note, that isn't RFID, it's a proprietary tech, but it's worth noting this isn't a solid faraday cage for the 125 khz frequency. By the laws of physics, since Proxcard and RFID both use the same frequency of 125 khz, there's no reason RFID would be blocked differently from Proxcard 2.

I give it four stars. I love this wallet, I've been using it for about a half of a year, I carry it in my front right with my pens and my car keys, so it sees a bit more abuse than if it was by itself. I got a light brown/tan version of it. It looks very very nice. Its clean, minimal. no real frills example a logo stamped into the leather on the inner left. there is a nice little outside pocket on the wallet which I use for my school ID. Easily able to pull from it and put back in without removing the entire wallet.Its very very nice. I love it. The leather is nice, and its held up very nicely. The only complaints I have are the fact it is very short height wise, so it can't hold a standard receipt in it without it sticking out. Another issue I have had is the inside of the bill pocket, the seam splitting a bit, so the leather that wraps around to the inside of the bill pocket was flapping around. It was mostly a nuisance so I super glued it back down. There is only three card slots on the left, and then a bit bigger bulk pocket on the inside of it. There is only an id pocket on the right side.So in summary+Fits front pocket nicely+Very no-frills+Thin+Reasonably Priced+Durable, no real ripping. Only issue the bill pocket issue-Bill pocket flap issue-Not enough slots for cards-Can't handle too many bills in the bill pocket before being hard to fold in half (Example 14 twenties makes it harder to bend)

Leather feels light duty, and it would be better if they double stitched everything. Cash money always seems like its crooked when I open the wallet so I think the wallet could be a little wider to help hold the money in better. The ID window is great though and the access hole was a good idea. Not a lot of room for cards which is fine by me I only carry 4 not including my license, though I could carry more in the pouch located under the triple card slot. Over all the wallet is fine but I have had better, I think this one will last 5 or so years which is acceptable.

I'm a man and also a bit of a hoarder - OK, a big hoarder. I realized it was time to toss those receipts from the '90s, and cocktail napkins with ideas for the next great American novel, when I started walking with a limp because the wallet/steamer trunk I was carrying was slowly crushing my soul. So I took a chance on this wallet and I am very pleased. I managed to fit the essentials I need in it, and it's so streamlined I feel naked when carrying it. And they have larger sizes for the George Costanzas of the world. I don't know if the RFID blocking technology works, but if anyone wants to steal my card info, I'll be on the SE corner of 5th and Main at 12 noon on Tuesday, the 10th of...