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Slimwalt Wallets: Trying the Fan-Out Latches and Fitting a Money Clip
Comparing two compact metal designs and assembling the supplied clip.
Article published November 4, 2026.
The card latch is the fun part of a Slimwalt wallet for me. Pull it, and the cards rise into view. I already use an older Slimwalt, so these two metal designs give me something familiar to compare in the hand.
Slimwalt provided the wallets for the video. This is a look at the mechanisms and accessories, rather than a long-term durability or security test.
The first wallet keeps things simple
I look over the metal body and clip, then operate the latch to bring the cards out. The compact format and quick access are the main things I react to.
I also show the place for bills. I do not establish a maximum card capacity or measure retention under a specific load.
The second wallet has a clip to attach
The other package includes a screwdriver, screws and a separate clip. I fit that clip using the supplied pieces, then look at the extra holding area and elastic band.
I try the card mechanism again. The different arrangement is easier to appreciate with both wallets on the table than by treating their product names as a complete comparison.
A handy way to present a business card
I mention using my old wallet for business cards and wanting to move to the metal version. That is one everyday use I already understand, rather than a new endurance result for these two units.
I describe RFID blocking in the recording, but do not run an RF test or establish protection against every kind of card-related risk. The actual demonstration is the card access, clip assembly and handling.
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