Dango

It's obviously made to last , hold up to a fair amounts of cards , cash & receipts but the multi-tool comes in handy more often than most people give it credit for but also catches the eye of many as its design is simple but a mark of leather craftsmanship that anyone can respect & enjoy.

I thought that this would be larger, like the size of a normal leather wallet, but was hoping it was smaller. It is smaller. I really like this 'wallet'. I'm tired of having a massive wallet, carrying around things I never use. This type of wallet forces you to only carry what you need. It's made of metal (probably aluminum), looks cool, and serves a purpose. Although the 'multi-tool' is a great thing to have on you, it's not necessary. I'm an outdoorsy type of person, and knowing that I have some sort of sharp tool, and other little doo-dads in my pocket is a slight comfort. I think this is a little over priced, but hey, I've spent more money on less meaningful things. I recommend.

I love almost everything about this. It’s an excellent design with a nice low profile and I can tell it will essentially last forever. It is perfect for storing cards and IDs. I do find it overly difficult to store bills in it both getting the bills under the rubber band or removing them is a challenge and I end up using a separate money clip. If the creator kept this design, but put a low profile money clip on the back instead of the rubber band it would be perfect and make it far easier to keep cash with the credit cards and IDs.

This product is designed to fail. I didn't see it before, but I do now. The metal body, screws, and leather are the only things covered by any kind of warranty, barely. Basically, these are only covered if they are not manufactured correctly. If you receive the wallet, and it's put together correctly and free from failure, your warranty is complete. No coverage of failure after the fact. Metal gets scratched, leather tears, the silicone band breaks; no coverage. This is considered "normal wear and tear". And here is where I find myself. 6 weeks after I got this wallet, the silicone band broke. The body is made from a solid piece of metal, sturdy as can be. The edges have a slight ease on them, so they aren't sharp, but it's still metal, so it doesn't give either. The silicone band, that holds the whole thing together, wraps around each side, over two thinner metal edges. These edges act as a shear point where the silicone is stressed against, leading to failure. But don't worry, when it fails, not if, when it fails, the company sells replacement on its site for a low fee. I was pitched this as an option when reaching out to the company about this issue. This wallet is over priced and designed to get the consumer to shell out a near monthly fee in consumables. Unless you like the idea of a subscription wallet, look further than this one.

Great wallet. Only wallet I'd be willing to spend that type of money on again