VULKITCard Holder Wallet with Double ID Windows RFID Blocking Pop Up Wallet Minimalist Design for 12 Cards

The media could not be loaded. Bought in August of 2023, hadn't heard of the brand so I wasn't quite sure. I got the gray color and keep about 6 cards in the pop up compartment. I chose this wallet because I wanted the minimal size with quick access to cards but also wanted to have easy view of my drivers liscence so I wouldn't have to take it out everytime I get carded. It's now april 2025 and thus thing still looks new. It has a middle spot that has back to back viewable card holders. I use one for my liscence and the other of I'm hunting or fishing I can stick the card in that side. It also has 2 outer pockets. I use one for a tile card which is nice if you tend to misplace stuff like I do. Overall great wallet. Simple use and approaching 2 years old without issue.

It works well. I been using it for 2 years. I normally dont write reviews.The spring mechanism makes sense because its on the BOTTOM of the wallet, which means it wont accidentally push cards out while putting it into your pants. If you have a Smart Subway Card or something, you can put it on the outer slot and it works well.Easy ID card holder to quickly show your ID and then close right back up. If you use every slot, it could possibly get bulkier than when you bought it but not enough to be seen as a "bulky wallet". Dont need every card you own in your wallet on a daily basis anyway.Only downside is no place for COINS. Which is probably fine because we dont use coins as much in society.

This wallet has been my favorite for years! It’s sleek, minimalist, and holds up to 12 cards securely with RFID blocking for added peace of mind. While the sliding mechanism started to wear out after a few years, it’s still a reliable and stylish choice.

Summary: Perfect wallet for small footprint! Don't drop it too often.A perfect wallet for essential cards and some cash. This wallet lasted me 2 years, and it never degraded in quality in that time! The inner pockets are good for storing less used things, and I stored cash by folding it up and putting it in one of the outward facing pockets. And of course the card pop-up feature makes it very easy to take out and put back cards, which probably saved me many hours over fumbling with a classic folding wallet.My wallet finally met its end when I accidentally dropped it from 5 feet up. Normally it survives a drop because of the metal body surrounded by cushioning. However, today it landed directly on the plastic lever that pops the cards up. The piece shot off and unfortunately cannot be securely reaffixed to the internal mechanism.I will be purchasing another one, because this wallet really is the best one I've ever had!

Absolutely love this wallet! The amount of attention I'd get from this wallet, especially executive attention, is off the charts! It's a great way to refrain from holding so much cash and just only carrying what's necessary... your credit cards, insurance cards, etc. There's a place for you to put your Driver's license and then lock your cards in a slot to sling them bad boys out when you need it most. They also kind of come out in the picture of some descending stairs and I love it! Great choice!

The leather texture is amazing for the price. It looks mature and classy

I wanted to make the move from a tri-fold wallet to a slim wallet like this. Being that I don't carry more than a few folded $20's in cash, the inner pocket is perfect to store just that.Other than my drivers license, it fits my insurance, work ID, and 2 other random cards comfortably in the "display" sleeves. The center of the sleeve has a cut-out so you can easily use your thumb to slide our your ID if need be.As for the retractable slot to put your main cards in, I have 5 in there and have no issues managing between them. You don't want to put more than that or it get a bit restricted. Of course the very front and back cards are the easiest to retrieve. The middle cards are accessible, just take a few tries to get used to sliding them out.The material feels great and has held up over the months of use. It hasn't gotten scuffed, or become loose. The only thing it took getting used to was feeling the bottom slide stick out. Not a complaint, just a weird feeling coming from a traditional wallet.Definitely was the best decision I made switching from on over encumbered thick wallet that held too many things I never used but for some reason always carried with me... Super happy I made the switch!

I purchased this a few days ago and I decided I'm going to keep it, but it will be a backup. The quality and overall look is great, but there are some major issues in my opinion. Please see below.Pros:- As previously stated, the overall quality and look of the wallet is what I was going for with a pop-up style wallet. It blends both the single fold wallet and the pop-up feature all in one.- The 2-sided window compartment is nice if you want to store multiple ID's that you want to be displayed.- It holds a lot of cards if you carry more cards than the average minimalist wallet will allow.Cons:- It would be better if it had some type of magnetic closing feature. Just sitting on the table, it won't close all of the way, even with a minimal amount of cards.- It is as thick as any normal old-school bi-fold wallet. In my opinion, it almost isn't usable in the front pocket. So if you are looking for a wallet to have in your front pockets (especially with more skinny/slim jeans), I'd look elsewhere.- The pop-up feature is going to eventually fail. I think it is weak and it takes a lot of pressure to get more than 2 or 3 cards up. This might be okay if the trigger and bottom plate were not plastic. I was shocked that I had to put so much pressure on the trigger which will eventually fail.Overall, the product isn't too bad for the price. It is thicker than I expected however, which almost makes it not usable for me. As stated in the headline, I'm going to keep the wallet, but I will only use it as a last resort.