Infinity Wallet- Men's Minimalist Wallet

░░░░░SUPER THIN DESIGN░░░░░❖ This thin wallet is exactly what I've been looking for. I searched every single thin wallet on Amazon looking for one to replace my old fashioned tri fold wallet. I finally settled on this one and am glad I did.❖ I decided to go to a thin wallet when I realized that I only had 5 things in my wallet that I ever used. Ever since I started carrying a smartphone my wallet has gotten emptier and emptier. (The pictures I used to keep in my wallet were the first to go)❖ I need 5 cards in mine and this one is perfect. It's barely thicker than the 5 cards by themselves. It's barely noticeable in my pocket, to the point where I keep freaking out thinking I've lost my wallet. (It's taking some getting used to, but I love it!)❖ The material is soft, I can carry the wallet in the same pocket as my phone and not worry about the phone getting scratching up like it would with a metal money clip.░░░░░UPDATE AFTER 9 MONTHS░░░░░❖ I've been using this daily for about 9 months now. It's proving to be very durable. I did run it through the washing machine and dryer once (not on purpose...just left it in my pocket) and it got some fraying on the bottom. That's the only signs of wear it's got at all. So I don't recommend running it through a washing machine. If you need to clean it I'd suggest hand washing it. It's small. It shouldn't take more than 30 seconds to thoroughly scrub it in the sink. Other than that it's got no wear and tear anywhere on the wallet. From the sliding in and out of my pocket and sliding the cards in and out it's fine. There's been no loss of elasticity.

I've had a minimalist Coach wallet for years which finally gave way to Father Time. I got this instead on account of the fact that it would be even thinner with the material. I got it a few days ago and it is great!The only complaint I might have is that there are only two compartments for cards which means I have to take out three or four cards in order to find the one I want (or just keep the most frequently used ones on the outermost layer). This is not really terrible though since it does make the wallet thinner.[UPDATE (2/8/2016): It's been a little over a month since I've had this wallet and so far it's been great. I love how thin it is compared to my previous minimalist wallet from Coach. I don't even notice that it's there. It's a minor headache to get the right card out, but it's really not a big deal—I'll take the sleek, minimalist design over the .00001 second saved getting out the right card.][Update #2: 7/27/16. I've adjusted the rating to three stars after the wallet started showing signs of wear with elastic strings starting to come undone on the edges after about six months.]

Original review is below. See my edit for an update.EDIT: 1 month into owning this and the wallet started falling apart. I don't overload it with cars or money but I pulled it out of my jacket pocket the other day and there was a long piece of string, a slight tug and it was starting to unseam. I cut it and hope it doesn't continue to unravel but only a month into owning it and it's already falling apart. It sucks because I like it so much. When it completely falls apart I'll look for another wallet of the same type but from a different company.Wish I had a picture to take of my old wallet's thickness versus this one but I chucked it in the garbage. Not only did buying this wallet force me to go through my current one and throw a bunch of cards and stuff I didn't use anymore, but even when it was empty of everything it was still so thick! I'm down to 6 cards in this thing (drivers license, 2 insurance cards, 2 credit cards, debit card) and it's so thin I can finally carry my wallet again (I would leave it in the car because it was a pain to carry around without a jacket to put it in). HIGHLY, HIGHLY recommend to people wanting to replace a traditional wallet. The one thing I have yet to try is stashing money in the center. There's a hole in the middle of the wallet (unlike the pockets for the cards) but the wallet is so tight that the money would be pinched in the middle and wouldn't fall out.

I have tried several minimalist wallets and this is my favorite to date.About me: I carry about 7 credit cards and my  Go-Comb  in my wallet.My first wallet was very similar to this design, but only had one main pocket. I loved how small it was but found it difficult to quickly access cards in the middle of the stack or store cash. My second wallet did have 2 pockets, but the design was far inferior. The way the elastic was bound made the wallet much thicker and more difficult to use.This strikes the perfect balance. Having 2 pockets makes it far easier to quickly access cards - by storing most used cards on the inner or outer sides of either pocket, you can easily get to your 4 most frequently used cards without having to fumble through a large stack.The space in the middle is also highly convenient. It stores single-folded U.S. bills perfectly. Now I can finally carry my cash and cards cleanly while taking up a minimal amount of space.The wallet feels well constructed and I expect it to last a while. Eventually the elastic will probably start to wear, but for the price, I'd gladly buy another!

I love this minimalistic wallet. The elasticity allows multiple cards, the two pockets let’s you customise your card order and the centre pocket is great for paper money. The only negative is the fact that it’s fabric means any plastic feeling off cards will catch. I have an old credit card that has peeling edges and I don’t put it in the infinity wallet for fear of damaging it.