EXENTRIMen's Trifold Wallet

So far I love this wallet. I've always had tri fold wallets (leather mostly) but have always had issues with my cards breaking due to the way the cards are stacked in those wallets. I do usually carry my wallet in my back pocket so I'm sure that pressure of sitting on it helped break them. This wallet all your cards are stacked right on top of each other eliminating the issue of breakage (in theory).This wallet is significantly smaller than my other wallets also so when it is in my back pocket I can actually slide it to the side of the pocket and avoid sitting on it. With it being smaller though it doesn't bother me to carry it in my front pocket which is now what I'm doing.At $60 it is 3x what I've ever paid for a wallet and many will balk at the price. I'm not one to spend that much on such simple things but really was tired of my cards breaking so took the chance on this. It seems like a very well made wallet and I'm happy with it. If it starts falling apart I'll update my review. I've showed it to a few friend of mine who were kind of taken back when I told them how much I paid for a new wallet but then I showed it to them and they said they wanted one . You can't really appreciate this wallet until you hold it.

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I've had this wallet about three weeks now. The two quick-access card slots are the main selling point. Fast access to your most frequently used cards does make a difference in your daily life. This may seem like a small thing, but when you repeat the same actions over and over, this type of improvement makes a noticeable difference. Paying for gas and food just takes a quick slide of the thumb to have your card in payment position, which is an improvement over flipping open a bi-fold wallet and sometimes having to persuade a card to come out.In terms of thickness, you should notice a slight decrease in thickness compared to a standard bi-fold wallet. The overall dimensions (length by width) of this wallet are noticeably smaller than a standard bi-fold wallet. You'll notice extra room in your pocket. The wallet is comfortable in either a front or back pocket.The only drawback over a standard bi-fold wallet that I've noticed is that it does take slightly longer to put bills in the wallet and and take bills out of the wallet. The time difference is very minor however. I suspect this time difference will diminish as I get used to using the wallet.Materials, fit and finish are about equal to most other leather wallets. I'm able to easily store all the standard cards (drivers license, debit,credit, health insurance, library, a customer loyalty grocery store card) along with 5 or so bills.The best part...I feel like James Bond every time I quickly slide out a card with my thumb.

I love this wallet. It is almost exactly as I expected. I would have given it a 5 star but I am a particular person so I had to give it 4 stars only because I had to cut down my business cards (about 3/16") to keep them from protruding out of the wallet. I carry two of them in this wallet and even when I put 1 in the wallet it still stuck out. The business card is a normal sized business card just to be clear. Otherwise, this wallet comes highly recommended if you only need to carry a few cards and money and if you hate sitting on your back pocket wallet. I love having this wallet in my front pocket.

Had this for almost a week now and it's great so far. Some small issues but it's because of my choice to go slimmer, so not the wallet's fault at all. Keep in mind that my previous wallet was a bi-fold wallet that could fit 15+ cards and at least 15 bills (US Dollars). I had to "spring clean" before using the Exentri.Pros:- Compact and small enough now that I can put it in my front pocket. My sciata has already improved.- It holds all my IMPORTANT cards, 9 total: (2 debit, 2 credit, 1 drivers license, 2 concealed carry license, 1 insurance card, 1 AAA card).- The leather feels like good quality and the metal clasp seems sturdy- The little ad-hoc pocket is great for ticket stubs, parking stubs, etc. I actually just used it last night when I went into the city for dinner. My parking stub had a perfect little spot to keep safe.- The quick draw slots are very handy. Easy in and out but secure enough that it won't slip out by accident.Miscellaneous:- I can't fit more than 10 bills in the bill holder with my 9 cards. That being said, it was my choice to go slimmer so this was not unexpected. The clasp does not close because the wallet was too stuffed.

Son in law liked the size wallet to keep in front pocket

This is hands-down, the best wallet I've ever had.Pros:-Holds a LOT of cards. You could easily fit 2 cards / slot (12 cards in total), though I'm sure you could fit more if you wanted to.-Space for bills and other miscellaneous things. With 12 cards in my wallet, I can comfortably stick about 10 bills into my wallet with room to spare.-Form factor. This thing is TINY compared to the conventional wallet (in terms of length and width), though it may be slightly thicker as a result.-Quick slots. Have cards that you regularly access? Place it in the quick slot for quick assess!Cons:-Doesn't play well with embossed debit/credit cards. If you were to fill this wallet up to its maximum capacity with embossed debit/credit cards, I can almost guarantee that the embossed numbers/letters would leave an imprint in the leather. If you have embossed cards, my advice would be to place them behind a non-embossed card if you can help it (if placing 2 cards/slot), so that the embossed numbers/letters do not press on the leather.-Somewhat pricey compared to other slim wallet solutions