LORZOR 1979 Pro Wallet

The finish gives this wallet a distinctive look, and I really like how the leather works with the metal frame. It feels a little more refined than I expected.

The black leather looks fantastic in person. I especially like that I can take out the cards inside without having to open the entire wallet.

My main cards go in the pop-up case, and I use the three leather slots for cards I don't reach for as often.

I usually stick to black wallets, so choosing "dark mahogany" was a bit of a gamble. That said, the leather quality is excellent, and I’ve gradually grown to like this color.

I usually carry a few bills for tips, and the back clip works well for that. Nice not having to mix everything together.

This design seems aimed at people who want a little more than a basic metal cardholder without returning to a large traditional wallet.

I couldn't decide between a slim cardholder and a regular bifold. This gives me a bit of both, although it's not as small as the cardholders I'm used to.

The cards pop out at different heights, so I can pick the right one without pulling out the whole stack. Much easier when my hands are full.

I was always running out of slots in my old wallet. This one handles my everyday cards and the few extras I carry for work.

The main cards are easy to reach, which is nice at checkout. I keep forgetting which extras I put in the leather slots.

The pop-up case handles the cards I use constantly, while the bifold section gives me room for everything else. Exactly the combination I wanted.

I used to leave my wallet open with cards sticking out. The folding cover makes it much easier to keep everything together.

The extra card slots are useful, and I really like the leather. I'm still figuring out how I want to arrange everything inside.

I noticed the opening underneath the card case. It's a useful backup way to push the cards up manually.

Really happy with the quality and how it feels in hand. I usually travel pretty light, so I probably don't need all the extra storage, but it's nice to have.

The pop-up case is nice for my main cards, and the folding section handles the rest. It took some trial and error to find the right setup for me.

Between my office badge, credit cards, and parking card, I have quite a few things to carry. This layout makes my daily routine easier.

The leather and metal combination is different from what I normally carry. I wasn't sure about it at first, but the layout has been practical.

I keep my grocery rewards card in the stretchy pocket, so I don't have to mix it with my credit cards. Such a small thing, but useful.

The added card storage is exactly why I went with the Pro. I don't need all those slots every day, but it's nice having the option.

I can fold the cover shut after taking out a card, and the magnets hold it closed. No strap or extra button to deal with.

I keep my backup card in the stretchy front pocket. It's a small detail, but I use it more than I thought I would.

The separate spots for my ID and other cards make sense. I probably carry more than I need, so it can get a little full.

I really like the pop-up case and the extra slots. I carry cash pretty often, though, and personally prefer a regular bill pocket over a clip.

I usually keep a couple of twenties on me. The clip works well for that without needing a full bill compartment.

I've used regular cardholders for years, but having a proper ID window and folding cover makes this feel more complete.

I like that it holds my ID, cards, and some cash in one place. It's a little more wallet than I need on weekends, but great for workdays.

I like keeping my frequently used cards in the pop-up case and everything else in the folding section. It's a setup I can actually stick with.

I keep standard bank cards in the metal case and use the leather slots for the other cards I carry. I prefer having those options.

There's something satisfying about closing it and feeling the magnets catch. It's become one of those little things I notice every day.

The back clip keeps my folded bills separate from my cards, which I like. I'm just more accustomed to slipping cash inside a wallet.

I don't have to pull my license all the way out every time someone needs to see it. The window is a feature I actually use.

I use the ID window more than I expected. My only adjustment is remembering to close the wallet instead of leaving it open on my desk.