Slim Credit Card Wallet by Modern Carry - Ultra Thin (Black - 3 Pack)

I've carried a rubber-banded clump of a few credit cards and cash for years in my front pocket, and have been dissappointed with 'slim' wallets (still too big around the edges) ... until now. This company has taken the critique of their elastic-only wallet and made a great one: this version with four pockets and a stiff middle card built in ($18.99 when I bought it 11/2016).I carry four regular plastic cards (license, work ID, credit cards), four paper type cards (insurance, voters registration) and a few bills. The cards all fit nicely to the bottom of the wallet (unlike leather slim ones), they come out easily (unlike the two pieces of plastic/carbon fiber with a rubber band version), and would hold even one card securely (unlike money clips).Exactly what I was looking for. The price was on the higher end for an elastic slim wallet, but I was impressed with the thoughtful construction when I had it in hand. Plus, I'm not about to sew, glue or manufacture this myself, so $20 was worth it to have more securely held cards and cash.

Ultimately I love both options, but the single slot was the 1st i bought and after about a year when it started tearing, I came back to it's page to buy it again, saw there was now a 4slots option and decide to try it out.I wouldn't recommend the 4 slots. It does it's job, but the separator adds some unnecessary bulkiness, and as soon as i transferred my cards from the single to the 4 slots, the glue holding both sides together started to give out.-2 stars for the 4 slots version. Single slot is the one you want. Gonna last about a year but i guess that s good enough for the price.

I just got it about an hour ago, but so far it's exactly what I was hoping for! At first, it seemed a little awkward getting cards in to and out of the inner pockets, but then I realized as long as you keep at least one card in the pocket at all times, it actually works quite well. I have to admit, I'm a little concerned that the thing won't last super long, but it's too soon to know if that will be a problem. If it proves to be durable over time, then it's perfect as far as I'm concerned.

I use this goofy little thing all the time to hold my bus pass and building key card (i.e., proximity type cards), plus a couple of regular keys. It seems to be holding up pretty well. I bike, so it's convenient to stick the pass and card key inside my bike glove on the back of my hand. This makes it a lot more comfortable. In my opinion, it's just a bit overpriced.

I am very, very disappointed. Number 1, it was VERY expensive for a it the piece is stretchy material sewed into a pocket shape and now I have had it for three weeks and the stitching is coming undone so it will soon be a useless sleeve of compression material. Thought this would be the answer to my prayers- not even close. Don't waste your money.

Great, with one exception it become hard to put cards in when the first one stretches the fabric to max, so about 2 cards max really you might get 4 but its real tight and can be hard to get them back out.

I need something like this because cards gradually wear or the fabric of my pockets. But how cheap can you possibly be? I paid $15 for 2¢ worth of fabric and it doesn't cover the cards--it's not even long enough to hold the cards together!

I Needed something compact and visible to hold my favorite Cafe pre paid card and the card used to collect points for free beverages. This works very well!. Just what I wanted to segregate these cards in non bulky holderPerfect and inexpensive, visible in my purse or computer bag