RAPDOMTactical Wallet

The Rapdom Tactical Wallet is a must-have for durability, functionality, and style!Crafted with rugged materials, it offers ample space for cards and cash while remaining sleek and compact. Its RFID-blocking technology adds extra security, making it perfect for urban or outdoor adventures.Highly recommended for anyone seeking a reliable everyday carry solution!

The media could not be loaded. In the review video, I go over the features of this wallet, as well as how I received it in the package.All in all, while a bit bulky, this seems like a very nice wallet. Seems very durable. Personally, I cut off their logo patch from the front, but that's all up to you on whether you do the same or not. The card pockets are a bit tight, fitting standard credit card sized cards, but nothing much bigger. Those smaller cards you get from gas stations and other loyalty cards that usually go on your key rings, those can fit within the memory card holders.It was shipped inside a plastic bag, which was inside a brown envelope. I had just received this wallet at the time of making this video and review, and plan on updating my review again as I see fit.

This wallet has lots of places to hold all your cards, cash, coins, and.....memory cards. The closure is held with velc...I mean hook and loop patches, which are strong....maybe a bit too much. Opening it is noisy, but it is secure. The material is durable and holds together. There is a small loop that allows you to connect a chain to your belt for added security, or maybe your keys if you want.This is probably the best wallet I ever had, and I decided to get a new one even though I could have kept using the old one for a good while longer.

I've had an old leather wallet for 7-8 years. I didn't need a new wallet, but wanted one. I thought going to a textile wallet may be the way to go, so I'm giving this a try. I'm not a "tactical" person or "gun guy" (even though I own guns), but "tactical" stuff seems to just be made VERY well. I have a cool "tactical" belt I use everyday and doesn't go off with metal detectors, and I have a bunch of bike stuff made of cordura. I just like this stuff.I made a joke that now that I have this wallet, I can do some "tactical" spending - because I'm not sure how the word tactical applies to a wallet... anyway...First impressions is this wallet is made well. I am not having the issues with card fitment that others are talking about. I feel a little juvenile that I have a 2 second sound of velcro ripping away when I need to get something out of my wallet, but that just may be me. BTW, how tactical is making a bunch of velcro noise? I would argue that would blow your cover. I carry nine cards and a small stack of business cards with me, and it's fine in terms of not being incredibly fat. I like that fact that it does have a loop in case you want to add a carabiner so you don't lose it - and even though I make fun of the velcro, it's great, because if it does fall out of your pocket, a bunch of stuff won't fall out - I had that issue with my old traditional leather wallet. Oh yes, I keep two handwritten notes with me from my step-son and my wife - still, not too fat as to complain about it. There is a little zip pocket where I keep a spare house key - that is awesome. So yeah - I guess this thing does hold a lot - and still... not so fat I can complain.I agree that the SD card slots are unnecessary, especially when you have the cloud/smart phones to store things on now. It did slip out of my back pocket once, but that may be more an issue with the jeans I was wearing (DansComp BMX jeans).I personally like functional stuff - and this is a functional wallet. It carries everything I need, and seems well built. I am curious to see if it holds up for 7-8-9 years like my old Swiss leather wallet did, tho.

I bought this in Oct 2020. (It is now Jan 2023). It still looks practically brand new other than than a frayed tiny name tag they sewed inside. I am almost 300lbs and sit on my wallet 90% of the day. Try that with leather after 2 years. The outside mesh pocket is handy for magnetic hotel key cards. I never thought I’d use the SD card pockets but I fly a drone and yes, I used them. I love the bill divider to keep small and large bills split (or money and receipts). I don’t use the inside zipped coin pocket much but I’d rather have it than not. I think my only suggestion is there is a little canvas loop sewn into the wallet (to attach to lanyards I assume). This needs to be a little bigger and a made of a material that won’t snag as you put on a traditional key ring. Other than that, I think I found the perfect wallet and will reorder if I ever lose this one.

very good craftsmanship.

Great wallet. Well made and looks great. I went with tan/coyote, whatever they are calling it. Not a fan of Velcro wallets usually but I can overlook that in this case. Lots of room for cards and the way it folds shut, there’s really no way any cards can fall out. Like the interior zipper pocket for guitar picks, memeory cards etc. And that Velcro closure is nice and wide. Takes some pulling to get it open, and is pretty loud. So if Velcro closure isn’t your thing, this is probably not for you. Otherwise, a super well made wallet that has great “tactical” looks and should last some time.

It seems to be a left-handed wallet, by which I mean the natural way for me to open it is always the wrong direction. I want to pull the velcro up with my right hand, and when I do this the paper money compartment is facing down toward the floor, and the cards I need are pointed the wrong way. Its actually really annoying, and its a problem I did not know I could have because I've never experienced this before with any wallet with a closure. I wish there had been better, real colors like navy blue or red or something not boring.