The other design feature that separates it from the Ridge card holder wallet is the lack of a thumb notch. It’s another ounce heavier than most of the wallets in this post which gives it a more substantial feel. The wallet expands to hold up to 10 cards and the heavy gauge steel plates give them RFID protection.

To make it even simpler, there are no screws holding anything together. A silicon band holds the wallet together and doubles as a money band. It uses two black stainless steel plates to create a credit card sandwich.

The Radix One Back Steel may be the most basic minimalist wallet of all. On the opposite side, you can carry a few bills or receipts under the cash strap. Under the aluminum plate you can carry as many as 9 cards. To this carbon fiber cardholder case they added and aluminum plate that is held to the wallet with a silicone band that doubles as a cash strap. Now, they’ve created another cardholder made entirely from carbon fiber that uses the same reliable card ejector system. Also Great: Ekster Carbon Fiber cardholderĮkster is well known for its Senate and Parliament leather wallets that use an aluminum pop-up ejector system to eject up to 6 cards. It’s one of my top five wallets to carry. But with the pull tab and coin tray, you’re getting a HUGE amount of extra value with the Aviator Slide. To be completely honest, the Aviator Slide is only a few dollars cheaper the Ridge.

The tray is padded on the bottom so the coins don’t rattle around too much as you walk. And for those of us who still like to carry a few coins, the Aviator has a slide-out coin tray that will fit a couple of USD quarters and even a house key or spare guitar pick.

Dango wallet