Money Clip Spring Steel Cash Clips Large Capacity Minimalist Front Pocket Wallet

This money clip is simple, slim, and very sturdy. The spring steel holds cash and a few cards tightly without slipping, and it fits comfortably in a front pocket. It’s a great minimalist option if you don’t like bulky wallets. The finish looks sleek, although it can pick up scratches over time with heavy use. For the price, it’s an excellent value and does exactly what it’s supposed to do.

Perfect size to hold cash meant for gifts to the homeless etc. Nice looking and not expensive. My husband had one but lost it so this will be in his Christmas stocking for the above purpose!

For the price this money clip cannot be beat. It is a way cheaper option than the other comparable money clips. Very heavy duty and incredibly strong holding power. I regular hold 6 cards and roughly 15-20 bills. My only change would be that the clip be a little wider. Over all it works very well and looks very good.

Works great as a minimalist wallet for a few cards and cash. I also have the smaller size Lindenle clip but this is the one I carry. The smaller one does not have enough capacity. The spring steel construction holds tight down to a single bill and never feels strained near to the point of permanently bending. The grip is strong and will scratch your cards so I keep my cards sandwiched inside my folded cash. This is "binder clip" steel that springs back. I've used a wallet 0 times since I got this clip about 2-3 yrs ago, which speaks volumes. I used silver and other non-spring-steel money clips in the past but they never worked well since the clip would always bend when you use it then won't firmly grip. The spring-steel clip solves the problem. Not pretty but functional and works for me. It's a little raw puling out a money clip every time you pay and suits me.

I've been using this for a little over 4 years now and it has kept the original shape and holds whatever I throw at it with no issues. The price has gone up about 25% since I purchased it but if someone stole my money clip I'd buy another. I've been using money clips for about 35 years and this has lasted the longest. At the time I purchased mine, black was the only option. The new gunmetal and gold colors are a welcome addition. If their finish is as durable as the black on mine, they'll hold up great.

I have two of these 50 Bill ones and one of the $130 Bill ones and they're excellent. The quality to price is absolutely amazing. The finish will wear off but I suppose depends how you use it I use mine in my back pocket for my main wallet with four cards and typically filled with bills. and I also have one in my front pocket for work which ends up getting wet and does have a little bit of rust on the surface but it's fine. These would also make great gifts!

I have been getting a few money clips and this one is the most functional one yet and I’ll keep it. The other ones were too small/narrow and rigid. You’d hurt your finger, rip off a nail or damage your cash or cards trying to pry them open. This one is less stiff and wider. Obviously bananas to bananas. Comparatively price wise this one is better. There are more expensive ones. I’m not there yet.

I have a flea market booth. It’s a hobby but still something done a few times a month. There’s a LOT of cash that goes through the business, small bills, big bills, the wad gets pretty unmanageable. I use to use a fancy little gold clips to impress the customers and still do, but with this guy, I can empty that one when it gets too full. Important things to know about this. Pros: very strong and durable, it doesn’t lose integrity with use. Cons: the black coloring scratches easily Overall, it’s not a pretty item, its a tool, and an effective one.