Clipit2.0 - Funtional Versatile Multitool Money Clip Slim wallet Card Holder Handsfree Phonestand MDT012

Usually money clip wallets only have 2 features of carrying cards and some cash, but this has a few more. It's mostly a strong metal clip with a elastic band that has non-slip textures on both outside and inside. It does have a spot for placing a key ring on it. The non-slip feature works well when it's on the table set up at a kick stand for a phone. The card holder for the kickstand is a little tough to place at first, but holds snug. Having it clipped to a backpack or luggage strap is nice. While traveling you can let it hold an air plane boarding ticket or a charging cable for your phone. Only negative is that it isn't as flat as some money clips out there. That's just because this is a multipurpose clip.Overall, its a useful clip for the right situations.

Nice little clip for lots of applications, including being used as a money clip. Compact, and takes up barely any space and extremely lightweight. The clip is coated in a black enamel type coating and has a very durable and strong fabric elastic strap to it. I used mine to clip my wireless earbud case to my shoulder strap on my assault pack.It has so many uses and it feels really well made, the only reason I gave it four stars instead of five due to how actually tough it was to move the clip to slide what its holding on to. This clip will not drop or let loose, the tightness of the clip is very strong, as it should be if your using it to hold your equipment and money, but might be hard for some to pull back.

Clipit2.0 - Funtional Versatile Multitool Money Clip Slim wallet Card Holder Handsfree Phonestand MDT012. This multi-tool is great for several things including as a stand for my phone so I can go hands free. It can serve as a money clip, a card or picture holder, and other things. It's minimal in size so takes up little space. I recommend this item.

I bought this for its main purpose, which is to keep my tote from sliding down my shoulder. This didn't help at all

This thing is a multi-purpose clip that can function in a bunch of different ways - probably best left clipped to the strap of your most used bag. The metal is appropriated gauged, so it is thick enough to exude quality, but not too thin enough to maintain an appropriate clamping pressue. There are a bunch of different uses for these, so I will probably pick up a few.

This is a fairly functional and interestingly designed money clip that has a couple of standout features. The quality of the materials is nice and the phone stand function is something I hadn’t seen before…at least not in the way that it requires you to use your own credit card as the backstop. That “feature” actually pretty much sums up the main theme of this product in that they’re asking a lot of their potential buyers. It’s a good quality money clip but it should definitely be selling for less than it currently is. What that amount is depends on who you ask of course, but I’d say anything over $20 is still too much for a money clip that couldn’t possibly cost more than $10 to manufacture. The fact that the instructions include a list of additional tiny “accessories” that are probably also overpriced is equally insulting.

I really thought I would use this more than I did. The concept and general idea are sound, it's the execution I'm not a fan of. They think there is a lot of functionality for this clip, but the size is limiting and the elastic is not as useful as intended. Definitely a white elephant gift.

Nicely designed, tight enough to hold a solid sheet of paper yet flexible enough for your abundant folding money, drivers license, credit card, business card, and more, and beautiful in basic black, this clip also comes with a strong elastic band on the front to hold additional small objects (lighter, flashlight, for example) and instructions for use that are actually more forthcoming than many supplied for far more complex products.