Customer Reviews

Slim Double-Sided Money Clip

5 star:		(78)
4 star:		(49)
3 star:		(9)
2 star:		(17)
1 star:		(51)

 

 

First, I loved it. It was small, forced me to condense the contents in my wallet down to a small front-pocket sized clip that held the essentials (ID, couple credit/debit cards, business cards and some cash). After a few times removing and replacing my debit card, I noticed the metal started scratching layers of plastic off the card.

After further inspection, practically every corner of the clip has a sharp metal edge, capable of slowly grinding down your cards, on both sides from the walls holding the cards in, and on top from the actual clip itself.

I tried filing some of these edges down and even taped the clip so the sharp edges were no longer exposed, but failed in the end. The filing made some of the edges sharper, and the tape eventually wore off, thus scratching my cards yet again.

I would not recommend this product to a friend.

I would give it 4 stars on idea/innovation and 1 star on execution. It is a cheap sharp piece of metal with a huge ugly "Slim Clip" logo on the front.

Don't Waste Your Money.

EDIT: Forgot to add, it is also scratching my iPhone case, which is all smooth anymore...

PLEASE vote helpful, for others' sake...

I caved into the slick TV marketing and thought I would try it for 30 days since they offer a 30 day trial through the TV offer. The fine print says they do not refund shipping and handling which was $18.97.

The clip is solid but bulky and heavy and there are two very sharp pieces of metal that stick out to align the credit cards. The problem is they catch on your pants and make a hole in your pants. NOT GOOD.

Don't waste your money!!!!

First, I loved it. It was small, forced me to condense the contents in my wallet down to a small front-pocket sized clip that held the essentials (ID, couple credit/debit cards, business cards and some cash). After a few times removing and replacing my debit card, I noticed the metal started scratching layers of plastic off the card.

After further inspection, practically every corner of the clip has a sharp metal edge, capable of slowly grinding down your cards, on both sides from the walls holding the cards in, and on top from the actual clip itself.

I tried filing some of these edges down and even taped the clip so the sharp edges were no longer exposed, but failed in the end. The filing made some of the edges sharper, and the tape eventually wore off, thus scratching my cards yet again.

I would not recommend this product to a friend.

I would give it 4 stars on idea/innovation and 1 star on execution. It is a cheap sharp piece of metal with a huge ugly "Slim Clip" logo on the front.

Don't Waste Your Money.

EDIT: Forgot to add, it is also scratching my iPhone case, which is all smooth anymore...

PLEASE vote helpful, for others' sake...

I used to carry around a wallet everywhere, but after a while it got to be a pain in the butt when I would put more than a couple bills in it. With the money clip, I've got the necessities, it fits nicely in my front pocket, and I can carry lots of cash without too much hassle. Basically I love it. :D

Mind you this isn't for somebody that carries around a bunch of different cards or keeps receipts in their wallet...that doesn't work too well with the money clip (although I can get up to 6 cards in there comfortably...7 if i squeeze it in tight, but that makes it hard to get 'em out)

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Last Christmas I received a Slip Clip as a gift. As some one who had seen the infomercial and uses money clilps, it was a good gift. It's been a year now and I have used it everyday since. My basic thought are as follows:

Pros:
-Extremely well made (especially for a As Seen On TV product)
-The Slim Clip's design is true to is name; it's slim. Even fully loaded it is much less bulky than some of the other designs I have used.
-The cards are easy to take out and put in.

Cons:
-While being durable, it is a little on the heavy side.
-Because it is made of metal it can get kind of noisy (bouncing against keys and change) when clothes are loose such as Dockers.
-Cash can be a little hard to get in when you have a lot of it, or when you have very little of it.

A little bulky but works well. Not as good as the "money clamp" but will not break as my last two "money clamps" did and costs alot less.

To be honest ..i feel my leather wallet is better ...the ploblem I faced with the clip was when I put all the cards in that metal strap ...its tough to take out the one I needed...I had to take out the whole bunch of cards every time, I wanted to give the right one...also people gave me lots of business cards and paper notes which was a tough thing to insert in like a dollar bill...I wish i would have taken the one with moving strap insted of a fixed metal...Its fine if you know you just have to carry 3 cards and few bills while flying or travelling...but do remember to arrange them well.No doubt its good price....good luck.

Great item, just remember to prebend it out or it will flatten all the lettering on all your cards.

This Money Clip is good if you use for cash and one or two credit cards. As i tried to use with 3 cards and had problem. when i try to take out one of the card its got damaged. so careful if using with multiple cards.

I'm gonna call BS on these other reviews. There's no way some of these weren't written by the manufacturer. This thing is made of crappy metal that is deformed easily. Both clips deformed within 1 week. Also the cash never stayed in place anyway because the metal was so slick. If you plan on putting more than 3 cards in the card slot or more than 4 bills in the money slot, get something else. I had 2 credit cards, student id, and DL and the metal warped. Being a student, I don't carry tons of cash, just enough for a night out, maybe 4 bills and the clip bent.Don't waste your money. I'm seriously happier using one of those black office clips with the two arms that fold down.

2 stars because if it hadn't bent, it would have been pretty nice.