LifeventureRFiD Protected Zip Bifold Wallet — Slim Wallet for Travel, Eco-Friendly, Recyclable Material

I like Lifeventure wallets and this is a compact one but perfect for what I wanted. There is a section for notes, you can get about 8-10 cards in the card section and then a small zippered coins section on the outside. The whole wallet zips closed to be nice and secure (unlike my previous Lifeventure wallet that had Velcro!) Good quality and a nice wallet.

One of the best wallets I have ever had. Good size, holds a decent amount of change, 6-12 cards along with notes.

Quality zip and feel. Secure for cards. Value for money. But design a bit small.

This new wallet is exactly what I need. It's a compact bifold, yet still has ample space. It'll take UK notes without having to fold them first. When open, your cards do protrude slightly from their slot-racks, which looks a little jarring at first, but it's a small trade-off for the economy of volume of this wallet. In any case, the cards are still secure in the racks, and the whole thing zips together so it really is all kept nice and safe. The material looks great (a red plum colour I'd call it) and the stitchwork looks pretty robust. The zips are substantial yet easy to work - both the one to close the main body and the one for the exterior change compartment. The change compartment is bigger than the one on my old wallet so I'm pleased with that. As a guide to how much this change compartment holds, if your hand takes a medium glove, you'll be able to put the coins in your palm and curl your fingers around them and touch all the tips of your fingers against the fleshy part of your hand and thumb.

Love this wallet. Bought it for a holiday but not used yet. However , it’s a great size for your bag or pocket, has secure all around zip and with the added RFID protection. Well made and plenty of slots for cards, notes and coins.

This is great nice to have a small wallet/purse. The only issue is it is very tight for cards. It could do with being three or 4 mm larger

Seems well enough put together, but the 2 issues....1) it is a bit big. The card holder (plus pocket for notes) that I was using was that much narrower and shorter, and a bit slimer. Just fitted into pockets more easily and less obtrusively.2) The internal card pockets. There are 4 slots that can take cards, and 2 more that sort of swallow the card so you have to dig it out if you want to use. The smaller card holder that this was supposed to replace has the same capacity for that smaller size.The problem with the card wallet that I had, was that the card slots began to stretch a bit, and cards could fall out. This one's zip was quite an appeal to keep everything in place. However, I have returned to my old card wallet and used an elastic band to keep things nice and safe.Overall though, it is too big for the lack of capacity. I rummaged around my draws and found I also had a bi-fold wallet from Mt. Eston. It's about the same size, but has 12 card slots, 1 ID pocket, 3 other pockets as well as 2 bits for notes. So I guess you have to ask yourself how important the RFID is (not tested if it works) as that might be the deciding factor.

This is my third wallet so obviously I like it. It has 6 card slots and a section for paper money. There is a zip section for coins but it is very small (luckily I don't much use coins anymore). The size is great as it fits into pockets and the zip all the way around stops stuff falling out. But, the reason I am on to my third one is the failure of the zip - it is so tight at the corners that you have to be careful opening and shutting it. It is a weak point and could do with being a couple of millimetres bigger. If it wasn't for this, it would be a perfect wallet. Nice choice of colours too.