The wallet itself is beautifully crafted and has the wonderful, rich smell of genuine leather. The loading process could not be easier or more fool proof. You literally drop the card into the wallet. The wallet is then instantly removed, unzipped, the inner compartment unbuttoned, the flap opened, and one card is seen face down inside a plastic window. Of course it is the spectators signed card.

This is a crazy good CTW!

From the photos I was expecting the wallet to be larger, more like a biker’s wallet. But I was pleasantly surprised to receive the RFA wallet and find it is the size of a regular bifold wallet. The photos don’t do it justice.

Highly recommended.

This thing is nifty. Tony has a few demos of this wallet on his Youtube channel, so go check those out if you aren't sure what it does.

The load on this wallet really is unique. The card, or prediction, literally falls inside a snapped ID compartment which is inside a completely zipped up wallet. It almost feels like "Nest of Wallets" or something to that effect.

The quality is what you would expect from Tony Miller. The wallet it is nicely made with a pleasant, soft leather. You can see that there are four pockets for your bank cards. What you don't see is that there is a bill compartment and another compartment underneath the credit card pockets that you access under the flap.

This is not a cheap product, and deservedly so. However, given the price tag, there are a couple things you may want to consider:
1) Unlike other wallets, you may not want to show the entire thing when you take it out of your pocket. On the back of the wallet there is something like a belt loop or a "hook". This allows for the wallet to hook onto your pocket, preventing the wallet from being too deep down in your pocket. This is an awesome feature, but you may or may not want to let the spectators assume that this is a normal feature on some wallets. If not, the hook is easily concealable as you can see in Tony's demo videos.

2) I would avoid having this in my back pocket while sitting down. I would not want to bend or warp the loading system and/or the hook. It's not fragile, but I wouldn't want to subject it to my entire body weight.

Overall, this is an amazing solution for a card to wallet. The two points I made above won't stop me from carrying this thing around and enjoying it.

This thing is nifty. Tony has a few demos of this wallet on his Youtube channel, so go check those out if you aren't sure what it does.

The load on this wallet really is unique. The card, or prediction, literally falls inside a snapped ID compartment which is inside a completely zipped up wallet. It almost feels like "Nest of Wallets" or something to that effect.

The quality is what you would expect from Tony Miller. The wallet it is nicely made with a pleasant, soft leather. You can see that there are four pockets for your bank cards. What you don't see is that there is a bill compartment and another compartment underneath the credit card pockets that you access under the flap.

This is not a cheap product, and deservedly so. However, given the price tag, there are a couple things you may want to consider:
1) Unlike other wallets, you may not want to show the entire thing when you take it out of your pocket. On the back of the wallet there is something like a belt loop or a "hook". This allows for the wallet to hook onto your pocket, preventing the wallet from being too deep down in your pocket. This is an awesome feature, but you may or may not want to let the spectators assume that this is a normal feature on some wallets. If not, the hook is easily concealable as you can see in Tony's demo videos.

2) I would avoid having this in my back pocket while sitting down. I would not want to bend or warp the loading system and/or the hook. It's not fragile, but I wouldn't want to subject it to my entire body weight.

Overall, this is an amazing solution for a card to wallet. The two points I made above won't stop me from carrying this thing around and enjoying it.