Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

As others have pointed out, it does "scratch" a bit (not deeply and I think it just adds character). But if you chuck anything like this in a pocket with coins, keys, etc. it will get scratched. I don't see it as a problem at all. It also takes some getting used to in order to use it quickly and without spraying your cards all over the floor. Don't try to get fancy. Use the thumb notch, push your cards up, and pull out what you need. It's easy to open the wallet back up with a bit of practice and slide your card back into the "deck". I travel full time for work so at least twice a week I am pulling my ID out of this wallet while in a hurry, trying to fish my phone out, and then shove everything into my backpack before it goes through the x-ray. It didn't take long (literally 1 time) before I got the hang of it. As far as value ... if you want something cheap, then don't buy a wallet literally made of titanium. Get one made of aluminum, or steel, or plastic. If you want something well-made (bolted together with Torx screws and comes with a Torx driver to dis/reassemble) and you want a little flex because your hard work paid off and you're doing well ... I don't see anything wrong with this. The quality is consistent with the price, and it is American made. I'm really glad I got the cash strap instead of the money clip. I generally carry very little cash, and mine is currently holding a $5 and $1 bill without any chance of them falling out. I have also carried as much as $400 in 20s with the cash strap, and it had no problem with that, either. I'm not a fan of money clips, but if you are, there is an option for that, too. And you can change between them if you like! A money clip and cash strap are available separately. Bottom line - after years of screwing around with Coach wallets and a few other designer labels ... this is actually what I wanted. A tough, durable, good looking man's wallet that isn't a massive wad of uncomfortable cowhide in my pockets. Best wallet I've ever bought, and I have owned plenty through the years.