Fantom Wallet​ ​​| Aluminum Blue​ Finish ​

Don’t buy it. It’s not worth it. Not a good quality wallet. Save you money and try a different type of slim wallet. This a bulky, ugly, low quality wallet.

I have been using this wallet for about a month now. it has held up fairly well. I will note your cards fit in very snugly at first but within a week or so of use it loosens up and you can get them in and out much easier.

Cards dont fan out as advertised.

The design is good, as it looks nice and does its purpose quite well. One handed operation is partly available- you can only pull off the top card.Getting the other cards with two hands isn't as easy as I'd expect, they don't spread enough even though the cards number is right.The coin department isn't useful at all as it is small, makes noise when walking and coins tend to stuck in there. A downside regarding matter quality is that the blue color started fading without any reason.

I love the color and the durability of the product. The coins often get jammed in the pocket. When using the fanning lever for the CC's, it doesn't always fan them as much as I would like. Also the price is steep for a wallet, especially when you have to but the money clip separate.

I so wish that I had not bought this wallet. It has been one of my worst purchases ever. The main feature that attracted me to this wallet was the card fanning. But the cards did not fan in the way that the advertising pictures suggested they would...the fanning effect was marginal i.e. very little difference between the cards. The card at the very front was easy to get out; but any of the ones behind that card had to be pried out...the little amount of card exposed meant that I had to get a fingernail in to try to get enough purchase on the card to wriggle it loose. I contacted the Fantom company, and I was told that this is normal. I was advised that I should push down the cards that I didn't want, thus giving me exposure to the card that I wanted. That is not what I expected, based on the advertising material, and it took way too long to extract a card. On top of that, the coin compartment held very little, and the coins were hard to get out once they were in there. To be fair, perhaps the Australian coins are slightly thicker than those from the US, but I don't know. Finally, the clip for paper currency created notes with awkward creases in them, and it was too easy for the notes to come loose and separate from the clip when taking the wallet out of my pocket. I never lost any notes, but I can see how it could happen. I didn't use it for long enough for that to occur. I used the wallet for a couple of weeks and now it sits in the bottom of a drawer.

First, getting the cards in and out of the wallet was so marginally easier than my Ridge Wallet it wasn't worth the extra size and weight. Secondly, I was not impressed by the "DIY" nature of the accessories and the screws were incredibly soft so it was really easy to strip them.The only thing worth anything on this wallet was the airtag holder, but it isn't enough to keep it. Did I mention you cannot return via UPS? It has to be USPS and they will charge you "duties" since it's being returned to Canada!

I had my Fantom wallet for nearly a year now and it still works. I bought mine on their official website- patiently for the release ever since I saw it on UBT (Unbox Therapy). During the release, I paid $81 USD total for the blue finish and purple money clip. It was an unreasonable price for a clip since the clip wears out if you hold a lot of bills and it bends the clip outwards. The paint finishing on the wallet comes off over time if you drag it every so often like at a table and it gets scuffed a lot. I think a reasonable price for the wallet would be $40 and the clip should be $5-10. But this is still way better than any other wallet due to the design of the cards not falling out,