Forrest & Harold F&H Minimalist Men's Wallet RFID Blocking Wallet, Slim Leather Wallet Money Metal Clip Holds 8 Cards, Back and Front Pocket Wallets

I really, really like this wallet. I like it so much that I want to say that I love it, but I’m not quite there yet. Here’s why:It forced me to carry less stuff. Excellent. That part is working out better than expected.Aesthetically speaking, it’s beautiful. I got the black exterior with brown interior. Nice.Functionally speaking, it’s nearly perfect.It’s super slim, super stylish, super lightweight. Just super.The money clip takes some getting used to if you’ve never used one. I’ve been using wallets/billfolds with a standard cash pocket for my whole adult life. There’s something about a money clip that all at once feels cool, disorganized, pretentious, stylish. Weird, right?But that’s not the wallet’s fault, it’s mine.I like that if you’re as klutzy as I am, the contents don’t scatter across the floor when it gets dropped.My only real reservation is, strangely enough, also my favorite feature: the outside pocket. Why doesn’t every wallet have this!? If there’s one or two cards you use more than others, stick that puppy in the securely snug outside pocket and it’s SOOOO convenient. A little thumb action slides the card right out without ever needing to open your wallet. Awesome!That is, unless you accidentally stick the card *all the way* into the pocket.If (read: “when”) that happens, it’s still plenty retrievable, it just might take a little work. The once-convenient thumb slide no longer works when the leather has a grip on your card like a python on its prey, as only a small sliver of the card is accessible. So you pinch the card to pull it out, which works, but in order to pinch the card, one finger must go between the card and the wallet, which pulls at the stitching. I would imagine that, over time, if this happens enough, the stitching would start to come undone. A simple solution by the manufacturer would be a slightly shorter pocket: deep enough to secure a card, but short enough to retain a thumb-sized area if it goes all the way in. Or keep the current depth and have a semi-circular notch that exposes enough of the card for your big fat thumb.All that said, I’ve had it for more than a month now, and there’s presently no visible sign of wear. I highly recommend it, and so far it deserves the five stars I gave it. Fix that death pocket, and I’d give it six stars.

- It doesn't hold more than 2 cards in any slot, which is great. It keeps me from carrying anything I don't need.- Love the colors, a nice, neutral grey and a crisp cyan. If I remember I'll update the color fastness.- Great leather feel, good stitching. Nice contrast-color thread.- Money clip is nice and hefty. The slight curve on the inside clip contours the pocket of the other side of the wallet- it doesn't add any bulk, and makes it easy to put folded money into the wallet.- Good packaging, came with a warranty card and a nice black box.- I don't think this has RFID blocking, but that's fine. If anyone wants steal my debts they can have them.My only criticism is that it's *very* closely the same width as the US dollar, which means it won't fit Euros quite the same. I'll fold them an extra time and shut up about that.

My new favorite wallet! I recently bought a two fold black leather wallet with plenty of pockets to hold everything, but this new F&H wallet is slim and makes me only hold what I really need, so I like it much better! The money clip is a plus and the outside pocket is really convenient! One thing I would like to see, even though I don't know who carries the small membership or reward cards around anymore, is a smaller pocket on one of the inside pockets. I don't know how many people that would impact, but it may make it even more versatile. Overall a very good wallet!

This is a great, well made wallet! There are some folks that complain the pockets are too tight, but they likely wrote their review prior to the wallet getting a little broken in. The pockets are tight at first, but after just under week, I have absolutely no issues getting cards out. The money clip is secure enough, as long as I have at least one card in the pocket that it goes over. The wallet could technically carry 8 cards, but honestly it would probably get a bit snug if you tried to. I am able to easily fit a license, 3 credit cards, my insurance card and still have room for one more card to fit comfortably. If you need to fit more than 6-8 cards, well then a minimalist type wallet is probably not right for you.My one issue is, the outside pocket is a tad bit too deep. The credit card I keep there barely sticks out, making it somewhat tough to get to. Luckily I don't have huge fingers and I can slide my finger into the pocket, otherwise it would be nearly impossible for me to get to this card. This does not impact my rating of the wallet overall.

This is just what I was looking for. It was the kick start to clear out unnecessary items I had in my old wallet in order to slim down. As mentioned in other reviews, the pockets are tight but after a week or so they stretch just enough, making it easy to access your cards.I fit my driver's license and main credit card on the outside pocket, with 4 cards taking up space in the other two pockets. The other thing I do, which isn't recommended but it's worked well so far, is keeping my insurance cards under the cash I have in the money clip. The clip is very very tight, and I have not experienced the few small, thin cards moving around or sliding out in the clip. The cards have been tucked under a small amount of cash there, which may help keep it in place.The wallet is slim, it looks great, I've received many compliments on the money clip, and for a minimalist/slim product, you can find ways to make it work if you're having trouble giving up everything you're used to.

Muy buen producto

a little tight