GRIP6 Minimalist Wallets For Men | Slim Wallets For Men | RFID Technology | Optional Moneyband, Deep Blue, Loop - Black Moneyband, Minimalist

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There are very few tests better than that to give you a clear idea whether it is worth your money or not. This is down to the fact Grip6 themselves handmake every wallet and pride themselves on being American-made to the highest possible standards. LOCKING MECHANISM- When not in use, the spring-loaded locking mechanism keeps your cards locked securely in place. It stretches and holds tight up to 8 cards and cash, meaning your G6 Wallet can feel like a fighter jet while carrying passengers like a 747 jumbo jet, without losing the ability to get your cards out and ready in a flash. The multitool pushes the wallet's total weight above 6 ounces, reduces the number of cards it can hold and won't be happily received when boarding an airplane.

In fact, it’s better than a thousand dollar wallet, because no wallet can match the quick-access array of cards the G6 Wallet provides. Even more surprising, everything I had in my conventional leather wallet, transferred and fit into the Grip6 with no problem!We have to talk about the unusual metal loop that is an innovative addition to this wallet unseen in other similar pop-up wallets. Alternative models, don’t come with a sleeve but come in a huge range of colors including black, red, and yellow. A blanket of anodized aluminum bends 180 degrees to form the GRIP6 Wallet, looking sleek and clean, feeling smooth and high quality.

I can only equate it to something like the pop socket, a small grip device that can be bought for smartphones. It can hold up to seven cards and five bills, and like the Dango, it's built from sturdy materials -- steel and melonite, in this case -- in the US. The Grip6 is not only more comfortable than my leather wallets were, but it’s also able to accept all the contents my leather wallet held.But my top choice overall is the shorter, wider Hammer Anvil; I don't mind that it lacks the ID window, which, for all of its practicality, I find tacky and not befitting of our top wallets list. There was a very short ‘learning curve’ that I went through regarding the use of the trigger whilst selecting a specific card in the group of cards that would extend from the wallet. It's extremely durable, handcrafted with "aerospace-grade" aluminum -- for those of you looking for a metal wallet -- in the US, and can hold 12 cards (at least) plus a wad of bills in the included silicone band. While his main areas of expertise are maker tools -- 3D printers, vinyl cutters, paper printers, and laser cutters -- he also loves to play board games and tabletop RPGs.