Tactical Geek Block D EDC Wallet 8G

whilst it may carry everything as others say the credit card slots have no stop so you put a card in and it sinks to the very bottom of the slot and then takes some fiddly extrication to make a purchase when people are behind you in the queue had this 2 days and have just put all my stuff back in my trusty and very well made samsonite leather wallet ,an expensive mistake and far far too large to go in a jeans pocket if you dont want to seriously damage the chap when you sit down yes it states measurements but its far more a pouch than a wallet and whereas it may be made with excellent materials simple tasks such as card payments become impossible expensive mistake

I gambled a little that this would suit my needs, and it did. Here is some info that might be useful if you're considering this case: 1. The pouch on the front is large enough to hold an iPhone 8 plus inside its own Snakehive leather wallet case ” that's probably the most bulky iPhone case on the market. Together, they're super protective. The pouch on the back won't hold 'small tools', and certainly won't organise them, as claimed on the TG website (linked below) unless they're card tools, or otherwise very very tiny. I can hardly get a small finger in there, let alone a Leatherman squirt which is what I consider a small tool. It seems really just for paper money and folded documents. 2. Passport fits just find in the pouches underneath the credit card slots. 3. Zips, plastic D-ring, hook points and sewing are strong and seem very reliable. Zip hoops are lovely and easy to use. 4. I bought this to combat snatchers, pickpockets, and cash-machine predators. My opinion is that: when you put your hand through the spine strap you become a visibly difficult target. You can get your cards and cash in and out quickly and without fumbling. You don't have to pocket your phone or your car keys to free up a hand while you turn your back to the street. This is exactly what I was looking for, as *in my opinion* it cuts your chances of becoming the easiest mark on the street. Here is Tactical_Geek's website where you can find some extra detailed pictures: http://geekedc.com/product/details/120/180. Apart from that one rather transparent overstatement about 'small tools', this case is every bit as good as advertised.

I was very nervous about this purchase. It seems a lot for a wallet, but WOW! This really is the works. Quality is bang on. All the features you need. This really is essential EDC.