AllettAccordion Wallet, Indigo Blue | Nylon, RFID Blocking, Expandable, Minimalistic, Magnetic Closure | Holds 2-15 Cards, Bills, Receipts | Wallets for Men & Women

The Allet Accordion style is a great design. Gives options to separate storage without being bulky. I generally have six cards with me and cash. US dollars fit perfectly folded in half. The wallet slims even more after being used which takes some of the intially puffy look out. One of my favorites so far. Mag closure has not messed with my cards which is good.

It’s exactly as advertised

This is a fantastic front pocket wallet; slim, secure and looks good (I got the blue and l think it looks a lot better in person than on the product page). The fit, feel and finish is excellent, the magnet is strong and has a satisfying snap to it. The pockets are deep enough to make cards/cash feel secure, yet easily accessible. The contrasting fabric helps lighten the interior. I have 7 cards and 10 bills (folded in half) and still quite a bit of room for anything else I need to toss in; receipts, change. The middle pocket is tighter than the other two but still easy enough to get in/out of. I've been using a Surfshort wallet for decades now and didn't think I ever replace it until I saw this. This is now my everyday wallet. Don't get me wrong I still love my Surfshort wallet but it was time to mix it up. The Allett feels pretty close to the same size in the pocket as the Surfshort, though it is a tiny bit bigger but I really don't notice. What it really came down to in making the switch was style and RFID. Sometimes it is nice not to have zippers and just a cleaner looking case. When it comes to RFID blocking I'm kind of skeptical yet but when I got my new bankcard it was tap to pay, I noticed all my payment cards are tap to pay. Though skimmers are not a problem where I live, I still travel and take crowded transit, RFID blocking might not be the worst thing to have in your pocket. Of course I have no way to test if it actually works and I'm taking the word of Allett that it works, I guess I'll find out sooner or later. Really though, this is a nice wallet all around and will be taking a look at their passport holder before my next trip.

I haven't ever bought something more than wallets for almost 40 years. It's hard to find any that lasts through everyday life. From constantly pulling them out of the back pocket to sitting on them to opening them, the materials often fray or tear regardless of the material.Putting longevity aside, I am also very particular about how it feels when I'm sitting - especially driving. I've tried the traditional wallets, which are very bulky, and cause discomfort on road trips. I throw the wallet in the center console, only to realize it's still there outside the vehicle, in whatever restaurant or store I'm at. It isn't enjoyable. I want something I can comfortably put in my back or front pocket. This wallet is one of the most comfortable wallets I've owned. It's flexible, minimal, and contours to you when you sit.This wallet may not hold a ton, but honestly, gone are the days that you cram a million things in your wallet. Thankfully, most things are digital now (even cards, for that matter). So I'm the one who puts ID, debit, and one credit card in there. Anything else, I'll stick in there if I know I'll need it. This one will hold its shape and is waterproof if you accidentally wash it or jump into the river without taking it out.That makes this a solid option. But what about the price? $52! Wow, I don't know if this wallet validates that price point. There are so many options out there that it makes it hard to justify the price of this thing. I've seen so many wallets that look identical to this one that are waterproof as well, for much less. However, I'll reserve most judgment if this holds up over the years like a $52 wallet should.

I definitely appreciate American made products. I have been using minimalist wallets for 20+ years now. I thought the magnetic closure would be a gimmick but in use it is is pretty strong and does a good job at keeping contents secure. The material is strong and lightweight. This easily fits in my front pocket with phone. Even when wearing skinny jeans.

It has a strong magnet that keeps the wallet closed, pretty much all the time. I'm not sure how well that magnet is going to play with credit card strips or hotel room keys, There are 3 internal sections, each a slightly different size. The outside most pocket (away from the open flap) is the largest. Standard credit cards are super loose in that one, 6 cards will all fit in there easily and in my experince, easily fall out. The middle pocket is the smallest, cards are just a touch tight in there, but you can still easily fit several at the same time. As my photo shows, both of those pockets kind of accordian and get narrower as you open them wider. The inner pocket is between the other 2 in terms of size and again cards can pretty easily fall out of there, but the closing flap helps to protect that one the most. There isn't a longer or bigger sleeve or pocket for bills, so I guess either the inner or outer pocket would be the best location for cash, I'm thinking actually the outside, largest, loosest for cards pocket. There's a nice feel to the material and a good color, I think it's clearly intended to be a high end type of product, but I don't think it'll work out for my personal needs for Credit cards, Ids & Cash...