ID Stronghold RFID Blocking Front Pocket Wallet - Slim Minimalist Genuine Leather Wallet with Zipper Coin Pocket (Antiqued Brown)

Features

• INCREDIBLE STORAGE This is the RFID Wallet that started a revolution in RFID protection. Many of our competitors have tried to imitate this wallet, which is the best form of flattery This compact secure leather wallet can expand to hold many cards. It has 3 card slots on one side, an ID window on the other, and a zippered pouch in the middle which can hold up to 12 cards plus cash plus receipts. This wallet appeals to both men and women and will fit in your front or back pocket comfortably.
• PERFECT SIZE. Youre less likely to lose your wallet by theft or misplacing it when your wallet stays in your pocket. Think about going to the grocery store and leaving your large clutch on the front seat of the cart or in your handbag, and then turning around and reaching for something on a shelf. With your mini safely in your pocket, theres no need to worry. You can put your license, payment cards, loyalty cards, and cash in one mini.
• GENUINE LEATHER. This RFID Wallet offers abundant functionality while remaining small and comfortable. Made with the softest leather, this wallet looks and feels great, making you look and feel great too
• EVERY SLOT SHIELDED to protect your Credit Card, Debit Card, Enhanced Driver's License, Transit Card, Hotel Room Key, Passport Card, etc. transmitting at 13.56 Mhz and higher. Designed with top security in mind. As with all ID Stronghold wallets, every slot, ID window, billfold, and compartment is individually shielded, so your information is protected no matter where you place your RFID cards. This is not a feature found in most RFID wallets.
• PERFECT GIFT Each wallet comes with its own original ID Stronghold GIFT BOX so you can buy one for yourself, and one for a friend. Looking for something different? Just search for ID Stronghold at the top of Amazon to find all of our styles. Product Dimensions: 4.63 x 3.25 x 0 inches Product Weight: 1.13 ounces