Y&G Stainless Steel Men'S Money Clip Wallet Money Clip Wallet

I was pleasantly surprised when I received this item. Though it seems rather expensive, it is attractive and surprisingly thin. Seems to be of good quality too. It was a little tight at first, but is pretty easy to use after just a week. I do have some concern about it wearing out over time, but I will post back it I have a problem.tl;dr: Simple, thin, attractive money clip.Update June 2012:I used this thing daily for around a year and it still looks exactly the same as when I purchased it. No scratches or signs of wear. It lost some of its spring, but I have never had it drop money or even been concerned that it would. One down side is because it is so small I managed to lose it somewhere in my apartment...

I purchased this money clip to replace one that I've used for years that had broken. My old money clip just simply had 1 clip. I would wrap my cash around my debit/credit cards, etc. & then clip them. I've seen this design before, but this is my first experience with it. I carry cash on one side & my driver's license, insurance card, a few business cards, & 2 debit cards on the other side. Works like a charm. Inexpensive. I like the finish. Great purchase.

Great product. My only concern is that the card space is limited to only a few credit/debit cards. I find myself constantly sticking cards between my cash on the clip. It is still very useful! Thanks!

This item is perfect for the guy who hates sitting on a fat wallet. The slim shape helps hold everything together and makes it easier to sit! Be careful not to overstuff because it will stretch out.

I'm using this one as my backup money clip after losing my first one. I bought this one and the storus money clip. To be honest, they are pretty much the same product but with a substantial price difference. I would even say this one looks better (more shiny). I have both, but using this one as my back up. I definitely prefer these type of metal money clips over anything leather and/or magnet clip (too weak to hold bills). Metal does the appropriate jobs of holding many bills/cards.

This money clip is basically a stylish paper clip. I wasn't expecting more from it and wasn't disappointed. It does it's job well, but nothing more.The good:It's a sturdy little thing. I've slid money in and out along with my ID and a credit card and it's kept the grip tight. The grip is a bit offset from the mouth which helps when sliding your cash in, though I would recommend having a card to help push open the mouth. It's a good size for what i wanted, which is to say a little less than the width of a quarter and 3/4 the length of a credit card. It takes up almost no additional space compared to the cards and cash.Considerations:It's sturdy, but not durable. I used it for less than a few days before the paint started to chip off. It still looks better than just a paperclip but it does now have a distinct worn look to it.It is not a wallet replacement. 1 Id, some folded bills, and 1-2 credit cards is all I would use this for.I usually needed to remove everything, use a bill or card and then put everything back. It is difficult to remove single bills or a single card.If your credit card has raised numbers (most do from what I know) face those towards the inside of the clip. If the mouth of the clip rests on top of the raised numbers it shifts a lot more and feels less secure.I used this the most when I was in London and carried some of that english monopoly money and a credit card. I could easily fit the clip and my passport in the same front pants pocket.You will find this useful if...you're looking for a basic upgrade over a paperclip, you occasionally wear tight pants going out and only need a few things from your wallet, you want to secure a few cards or bills for quick and easy use.I think it's important to mention again I wouldn't consider this a wallet replacement. You'd probably have to spend more for that, but for what I want this does the job.

I have carried this style for several years. The old one held everything securely until a few days ago when the money clip finally snapped. Amazon to the rescue. New one seems to be just as great and I expect to get many years of use out of this one.The moneyclip is more secure than magnet styled ones IMHO. I have used both and this one works better for me.Sometimes, I may end up with a bunch of singles and this one expands. I found I could squeeze it back into shape. Just be mindful, these are made of one piece of metal stamped out, and the re-bending does cause the metal to wearout over time (the reason my old one split). I love this style. Makes a great gift.

First off, the only reason I gave this clip 1 star is the pattern/ design is attractive. If you fold a bill in half the clip takes up under a 1/3 the width if the bill. Second the clip will accommodate only 5-10 bills, anything more and the clip will break. the tension on the spring is very tight. Mine has broken already (under two weeks). I suggest passing on this product, spend a little more and get a money clipthat has at least had some quality waved near it..