Allett ID Wallet, Jet Black | Nylon, RFID Blocking | Slim Minimalist Bifold Wallet, Water Resistant, Durable, Thin, Front Pocket | Holds 4-12+ Cards, Cash

I'd been using a Ridge wallet for the last year or so. While it was alright, the problem I found is that it competed for front-pocket space with either my keys or phone. Because it's rigid, you can't comfortably sit on it (even if it were empty) so my back pockets went unused. Also, if you carry or use cash at all–which I realize many folks don't–the Ridge sucks for that. What's the point of a money clip, really?I'd owned an Allett before and used it until the stitching started to fail (which took several years), so I figured I'd give them another go. The design is thin and small enough to be a front-pocket wallet if you like, but I can also sit on it all day without even noticing it. I only carry my ID and three other cards these days so it's more than enough space. The grippy strips that hold your cards in place are a very nice touch. You can't beat a bifold for managing bills, and having two separate pockets for them can be very handy in some travel scenarios or for those who keep receipts. Barring that, it's obviously thinner than an equivalent trifold so I'd still prefer it. Although it's very thin and light, it's made of ripstop nylon so I expect it should hold up well.I opted for the accessory pen. A pen is something you may not need very often, but when you do there's really no substitute. Having one at hand, without having to carry or keep track of it separately, is great. Also, it's quite nicely made for something you're basically meant to forget about. Almost a shame, really!Great buy. Whenever this one wears out, I'll replace it with another.

It done holds ma money

Wallet seems quite durable, but super thin and light, you barely notice you have it.Slides in and out of the pocket easily, but not too easily. Doesn't bind like a leather wallet, doesn't bounce around like a heavy hard shell wallet.Card fit is pretty good, but with a small catch: your front card in each card pocket will tend to stick, because there is a rubber line pressing against it to aid in card retention. A single card in those pockets would be a loose fit, the rubber saves it from falling out. Adding more cards to the pocket assures that none of them will fall out due to the added pressure. To access the front card I often find myself sliding out the rear cards first in order to better grip the front card. This is not enough of a problem to take off a star, I like the feature even if it's occasionally a minor inconvenience.The ID card pocket sticks even more, but I don't think that's unusual for this style of plastic ID window wallet. Sweat and body heat will cause it to cling to your ID, so it will not freely slide out unless you peel it open first to unstick it.In my younger years I always liked having all the bells and whistles, zipper pockets to hold coins and junk. I'm relieved to discover I no longer need these things, and can settle for a much more comfortable wallet like this one. I may even look into one of their slimmer options, though as it is this thing is fantastically slim even when fully loaded with cards and some cash, maybe a couple receipts.***Update April 2025:Wallet is still going very strong, carried daily since original purchase. Some of the lettering has worn off but otherwise no meaningful degradation has occurred. The ID pocket sticks slightly less than it used to, due to the material on the borders of that ID window stretching a bit, but it still holds its contents securely. Should this wallet ever become too damaged to use, I expect I'll replace it with another from this company and ideally the same model, but I don't anticipate needing to do that any time soon.

I love it. I don't feel it in my pocket, and it weighs nothing. The only con is that it stays open in the beginning; even when folded, it opens up. After some use, it stays folded but still tends to open. I guess that's what happens when you put notes in a very thin wallet.

Great quality, feels nice to the touch.It will get as thick or as lean, depending on how much you put in the wallet.I chose this because I wanted an id slip, given that I present it often.I put a "coin card" to have some spare change with me.

I bought two of these wallets for me and my husband for travel, always trying to minimize everything that goes in my purse or luggage. The wallet is perfect in every way. It is extremely slim, sturdy, waterproof, and RFID protected. It has room for the few cards I take with me and slots for paper currency. I really appreciate the slip proof card holders and also the nylon fabric of the wallet, which is a little bit textured to keep from slipping out of your hand or pocket. I think I have finally found the perfect wallet for travel.

I've been using the Allett ID Wallet in Mulberry for about a year now, and it's holding up great. The wallet is very lightweight and slim, making it perfect for my front pocket. The RFID blocking feature provides peace of mind, and it's water-resistant and durable. It comfortably holds 4-12+ cards and cash without getting bulky. I’d recommend this wallet to all my friends looking for a reliable and minimalist option!

works great!

Great wallet. Very lightweight, has just the right amout of space for cards and money. My only dislike are the corners on the wallet which are kinda "sharp" until the wallet gets broken in. Wish they were a bit more rounded. Will probably buy again when this one wears out.

Quality is ok, really it’s slim. Looks goodMost important is have design issue, after keep hard cash, internal layers become fold due to design issue.

I bought this as an alternative to heavy leather wallets. A little pricey but totally worth the switch. I barely know it’s there, almost disconcerting sometimes. My only gripe is the sharp corner makes a mark on my jeans that eventually cuts through.

Well built and organized, not the first time I've bought a Allett wallet and always happy with the purchase and quality.

Great wallet, love how thin and lightweight it is. After almost a year of use, it's still in great shape and shows minimal signs of wear. Corner of the logo has peeled off, and the corners have become a little bent and creased, but overall good.