Slim Wallet for Men, RFID Aluminum Pop-Up Card Holder for 12 Cards

This slim wallet is a minimalist dream. It holds all my essential cards tightly with RFID blocking, and the pull-tab mechanism makes accessing cards quick and easy. Super slim profile fits comfortably in any pocket without bulging. Build quality is premium — metal and leather feel solid. It replaced my bulky traditional wallet completely. Sleek, functional, and stylish. 5/5

This Runbox does everything and just as good as the Code 118 wallet except Runbox is $20 to $40 cheaper. The only thing Runbox doesn’t have is the magsafe option which isn’t no big deal and Code 118 charges more for anyway. Besides the magnetic properties of magsafe can tend to interfere with my car key fob and phone. Runbox is very slim and holds 8 to 10 cards in the main chamber of mine. Cards do not fall out when closed, has rfid protection, good quality and very reliable. Im very happy with it and with only a $10 price tag. Highly recommended over the more over priced ones.

My first slim wallet was a "leather" one that I got off Amazon for about $12. While it lasted for years (and is still not damaged), it did cause damage. Being of a softer material and the cards not sitting at the same level, it caused my driver's license to break near the end since it was "hanging off" of the other cards that were inside the wallet behind it. I've been looking at metal wallets for years. Of course, I was looking at the big brand names. I never pulled the trigger because I just couldn't justify spending $100 on a wallet that I didn't know if I would like it or not. Then I found the RUNBOX wallet. At this price, I figured it would at least give me a sense of what carrying (and sitting on) a metal wallet would be like. I know that slim/metal wallets are meant more for front pocket carry, but I just can't bring myself to have a wallet in my front pocket. I did have to trim some fat from my wallet as this one only holds six cards internally. You can carry more cards using the plate and band. Although, to be fair, half of what was in my old wallet wasn't necessary to carry every day. I currently have six cards internally, which are cards that I use routinely, and four cards under the plate (driver's license and insurance cards). On the back, under the strap, is where I keep cash. The card release is great and is easy to operate. The cards come up, and it's easy to pick exactly which one you need. When you put it back and push them back into the wallet, they are perfectly secure and won't fall out. My biggest worry, sitting on it, turned out to be nothing. I can't even tell that it is there. This was going to be my "intro" wallet into metal wallets to see if I liked it, and then buy a "better" one if I did. It turns out, this one is fantastic and only a fraction of the price of the big brands. (They don't cost so much because they are so much better, they cost so much because those big brands spend millions of dollars on advertising!) Do yourself a favor: don't spend a fortune to fund a big brand's advertising department; buy this one!

Nice wallet. Love the build quality and also the overall look. Never had a minimalist wallet so this is a nice entry level one. The card system works GREAT, and I can comfortably hold my 7 cards, and none at risk of falling out. My only concern is it REALLY sucks with Cash. I wish it had a clip or something better than this rubber belt. Fortunately for me, I don’t yet live in a cashless society so I love to carry wads, which I now carry separate because this thing doesn’t do well with Cash. Otherwise, great little wallet. Recommend

Great weight, awesome durability & perfect pocket size. I access my cards easily with the spring action trigger. I’m happy.

I finally found my new best wallet. Its the smallest one on amazon and it actually cost only $10. This was a discounted price. I thought I found my best wallet last week. I really liked it and was using it. This week, In my browsing I saw this wallet and I liked the way it functioned a little better and at $10 dollars, why noy try it out. It was also the smallest wallet out there I have seen at only .55" thick when you count the cash band thickness (.44" without the band). I loaded this wallet with 12 cards, seven in the main card core ranging in thickness from 020" to .035" thick. The total thickness was .205" thick and they fit nicely in the main card container. All seven staggard out very smoothly and it was very easy to pick the one you wanted and pull it out. I fit 2 more cards under the backplate and 3 more under the cash strap including 8 cash bills. The cards under the cash strap were cards I did not worry about RFID (business card plus car registration and insurance ID cards. I still had room for at least 4 more cards. So unless your stuffing this wallet with cash, it can easily hold 15 cards. The fact that both sides of wallet are expandable is really a nice feature that I saw in no other wallet. Now I did make some easy changes that made keeping the cards square and not sliding around after placement. I glued on two square stops at the bottom of each side of the wallet. Now you just slide the cards in until they hit the stops and it puts the card square automatically and remains in place better. The way the wallet was designed kept everything from sliding out, but the cards would twist some. It only took me about 10 minutes to add the stops, something I hope the manufacturer adds in the future. I also removed the emblem on the band. One more thing I added to make the cash easier to put in place and remove was a small square backplate made out of .025" thick poster board that was about 70% the height of the cash. I glued this to the underside of the band to keep it from sliding around. It worked beautifully. The band is a little rough with what feels like rubber on the underside and made sliding the cash in a little difficult, especially if it was just one or two bills. This backplate only took about 5 minutes to make and install. These are things you don't really need to do, but it improved the overall function more to my liking. There was zero extra cost involved, just a little extra time. I now think I have the perfect wallet that is small and thin and only ways about 3 oz. The wallet I bought last week was about 5 oz and is a little bigger than this one. I still liked it and will give it as a gift to someone in the future. It also cost about 38 dollars, which is what many of the other similar ones cost, some were much higher and I don't think the quality or build was any better than this wallet. This wallet is all metal (aluminum) except the band with no leather. It is very sturdy and should last quite a long while. This thickness of this wallet with 12 cards and 8 cash bills was under .75" thick, definitely thinner than any other wallet on amazon holding this much stuff and at 2.5" wide, it has one of the smallest widths. If you can still get it at $10, give it a try. I think the regular undiscounted price was $29.

My cards fit in the wallet seems pretty sturdy. The price wasn’t bad and fits in my front pocket comfortably. Keep my import cards in the slot to prevent from someone scamming me.

This card holder is exactly what I wanted, nice and slim so it doesn't add bulk to your pocket, and it has a slick feel to it that makes it seem way more premium than the price suggests. Nothing about it feels cheap. Happy with this purchase.

I like that it's slim and fits all my cards.

Ok except the lever a bit stiff to bring out the cards. After weeks of usage, this wallet really shows its true colors. Really sturdy and nice wallet to carry around for me. Love it!

Received, very good quality.

The quality is so adorable

Very bad product , the card keep stuck inside