Wallet Front Pocket

I bought this because last month I lost my money clip of 33 years, a money clip that I have had since I was 18 years old; I have since found that money clip and the process of looking for one and not liking any of them made continue to find a replacement if my money clip ever gets lost again. This is very simple, plain Jane, and it's black at that very different. The actual clip part is very tight, much tighter than I could have anticipated, but it's nice I feel as if my money is secured. I am going back to my old original money clip of all of these years and will really only use this to store or hold petty cash or extra money that I bring on vacation.

First off this is not your average jumbo paper clip. These are sturdy and have some weight to them. The clip is hard to separate due to the rigidity. This causes the clip to mold whatever you put in it which isn’t the best for money, paper products, leather or even an ID card. However I used these to clip my key ring to my belt loop! They made a perfect key clip and it fits nicely with my keys and slips onto my belt loop. I had been looking into a titanium version from another EDC brand when I stumbled onto these. Although for their intended purpose they may not function the best I found them to be an excellent product for my needs. I ordered one in the gold color and after receiving and examining the quality I purchased a 4 pack of the stainless.

It's 2024, wallets are out, money clips are in. This is my first money clip, and I am not sure what to expect here. It does its job, it holds on to my stack of dollar bills and credit cards tightly. It's aight, it's much lighter and thinner than a wallet and leaves less of a print on my jeans. But it does clamp down on cards a little too tightly it did scratch some of my credit cards. The problem I have is sometimes it clamps down on my cards a little too tightly I can't just pull out a specific card without having to remove the entire stack of credit cards and sometimes end up dropping my cards, I'm not sure if this is user error or the design. If you only have a few bills at a time, you'll need to fold the bills so they don't slip out, but if you always have a fat stack of cash you don't have to worry about that. I live in an unsafe area in NYC, its not the safest when you pull out the clip and everyone can see how much cash you got on you so that's something to consider. If you bend the clip outwards to widen the gap(so it can hold more bills/cards) it is near impossible to bend it back to it's original shape.

I've had several money clips over the years, and they are my go-to way to keep my dollar bills in my pocket. But many of my clips after time get weak and the bills slide around inside the clip. This clip is very tight, and a person has to be careful in putting and removing bills into it and from it because they could be ripped in doing so. However, having said that I do like this clip. It keeps my bills in it and the bills do not slip out of it. I am careful whenever I put bills into it and when I need to get money from it. It works great with caution.

Was a gift and the recipient seemed to like it very much. The metal is smooth and clean looking, and there were more "folds" to it than expected, allowing the user to split up items within the clip. Strong and simple.

Ok, ship first of all the money clip it's too rigid. There is no give to it. If you can get your bills in the clip, the clip just bends your bills all over the place. I think a huge flaw in the design is, there is room for the thick part of your folded bills to go. All money clips open up towards the back to give room for the bills. I'm so glad I paid for not 1 but 2 useless money clips.

Wonderful and worth the money. Light weight and great quality. Not magnetic. Easy use and will hold its form after putting a lot of bills

Don't buy the paperclip version. The excessive tension creates too much bend in the bills and can even dig a hole through them. Two stars because it's manufactured well enough but not a thought out design.