Slim Pop Up Wallet for Men 9-13 Cards 👛

This slim men’s wallet combines a metal card case and a soft cover to deliver quick card access and front-pocket portability for everyday use. It uses a pop-up eject mechanism for instant retrieval of multiple cards and includes an ID window plus an expandable cash slot, making it practical for commuting, travel, and daily errands.

Key Points

The wallet features an aluminum card case with a button-activated eject system that presents cards in a stepped layout for fast selection. A transparent ID window inside the fold keeps your driver’s license or access badge visible without removing it. The back includes a stretchable cash slot that can hold a few folded bills or extra cards for when you need them. According to the manufacturer, RFID blocking is built into the metal case to help prevent unauthorized scans of contactless cards and IDs. This design aims to balance low profile and useful capacity for those who prefer a minimalist carry.

Technical Specifications

• Name: SEMORID rfid wallet for men
• Card capacity: - Up to 9-13 cards combined (manufacturer lists 5-7 in metal case, 3 in leather cover)
• Cash slot capacity: - Expandable slot for a few folded bills or up to 3 additional cards
• Materials: - Aluminum card case and leather-style cover (manufacturer description)
• Special features: - RFID blocking, transparent ID window, pop-up eject mechanism

Advantages

The pop-up card mechanism reduces fumbling at payment terminals and speeds up card selection. With its slim profile it sits comfortably in a front pocket and helps avoid bulk. The combination of a rigid aluminum case and a softer outer shell offers some protection for card edges while still allowing flexibility where you need it, like the ID window and cash slot. For users who carry both cards and occasional cash, the expandable slot is a useful add-on that keeps essentials together without a full leather billfold.

Usage Recommendations

Carry the wallet in a front pocket to maximize comfort and minimize pickpocket risk. Place frequently used cards in the metal case for quick access and keep an ID in the transparent window for easy scanning where permitted. Consider that the metal case holds most cards in a compact stack, so very thick or rounded cards might fit less smoothly than standard credit cards. Also note that while RFID blocking is included according to the manufacturer, it may not prevent every possible scanning method in all situations.