AS SEEN ON TV Smart Money Clip (R) by Storus(R) Double Sided SMARTMONEYCLP
List Price:
$19.95
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Customer Reviews
SMART TO HAVE ONE OF THESE BABIES!!!!
DOUBLE SIDED SMART MONEY CLIP
Wow, does my husband love this money clip. You know how a big bulky wallet makes that mark in your jeans and slacks and is also just sitting there being a prime target for those pesky little pick pockets? Well, no more!
My husband says it is so practical and handy. It holds his driver license and can hold five to six credit cards on one side. The other side holds a WAD of bills. Both the money and credit cards/license stay put on the clip. None of these items has an opportunity to slide off of the nifty little clip. The clip easily and definitely stays in the pocket of your slacks.
The clip comes in a variety of finishes -- we ordered the silver one and it is very classy looking. This clip is also so very thin my hubby says he barely knows he is carrying it. Just what every man should have!
We are going to purchase another for our son to carry too. This is one of the best purchases a man can make!!! Well, besides jewels for his wife ---
Thank you!
Pam
2010-07-02
| Book Freak! (Toledo, Ohio) | Helpful Votes: 1 | Rating: 5
Won't Go Back To Leather!
After a recommendation from my chiropractor, I've used this clip for at least six months and I'm very happy. The lack of space forces you to stick to the essentials. For me, that includes: Credit card, debit card, driver's license, and work ID. Since I rarely carry cash these days, I use the "clip" to pin down any extra cards I might need to carry on a particular occasion. It doesn't leave a "footprint" when carried in my front pocket and it looks great.
2010-05-27
(DFW, TX USA) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5
Easily the best money clip you will find
I'm a fan of money clips because of their easy access and minimalist design. However, I've had my share of bad clips that don't hold cards very well, or can't hold very many items, or simply wear out and break.
Well, I've finally found it, the last money clip I'll ever own, and I can throw out my wallet. I'm 24 years old at the time I'm writing this and I honestly believe this money clip will last me until I die (or until I lose it more likely). I always have 5 cards (health insurance, license, and 3 credit cards) in it, but it will very securely hold a single card without bending or causing any kind of damage to the card. I have also held up to 6 cards without any problem, but it was a little tight, if they were all credit cards with the raised numbers I could probably only fit 5 of them. In addition to the cards I have my paper social security card in it as well.
The quality is very solid, the whole thing is a single piece of metal. The clip can accommodate more money than you'd feel comfortable carrying with you, and it also holds a single bill just fine.
As for comfort, I was a little worried since it has some shape to it, but it is easily more comfortable than my old leather wallet. I have to constantly check to make sure this thing is still in my pocket because it is unnoticeable, even while sitting on it.
Also check out the customer photos I've uploaded of the clip holding 6 cards compared to an average empty wallet.
2010-05-21
| Smart Shopper (Hoquiam, WA) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5
Great money clip
Holds 5 credit card sized items and a reasonable amount of cash. Love it. The graphite one doesn't set off metal detectors, nice for traveling.
2010-05-09
| Crusty Lobster (Atlanta) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5
great for the price
bought this as a christmas gift, he absolutely loves it since there is a ID slot, but it's not big enough to carry a lot of ID/Cards
he basically stopped using the wallet the moment I gave this to him. great buy!
2010-05-07
(New York, NY) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 3
Smart Money Clip Leather (Cognac Brown)
List Price:
$19.95
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Product Details
- Darned lightweight - approximately one ounce. Size: 3.75"L x 3" W x .5"D
- Withstand a grip Cash and Credit Crads without the bulk of a billfold
- Made with attractive Genuine Italian Leather
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Customer Reviews
great alternative to a wallet
this works well. the metal clip has good spring. it is a little thin and feels kind of cheap but the entire unit works well and is a good value for the price.
2010-04-07
| Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 4
My favorite wallet thus far
I gave up on traditional wallets and bill folds after college and decided that a front-pocket money clip must exist that could hold everything I need without causing an embarrassing or uncomfortable bulge. Since that fateful day, I've been on a quest to find the perfect wallet (more on my criteria for perfect later) and have purchased or received as a gift at least 10 wallets in the last 10 years (that's right, about 1 per year). When I came across the Storus wallets in the catalog, I tore out the page in question and vowed to investigate further when I was in front of a computer.
I was pleased to find that the entire Storus line is offered on Amazon.com and at a lower price point than those listed in the Sky Mall catalog. After comparing the Smart Money Clip Leather (Cognac Brown) to the stainless steel version (Storus Smart Money Clip - Polished Stainless Steel), I decided to stick with the leather and made the purchase.
My criteria for the perfect wallet are listed below and I've indicated how the Storus wallet performs on each.
- Stylish yet durable: The Storus wallet is attractive enough and the leather seems like it will last for quite some time.
- Sufficient storage for at least 6 credit cards and/or ID: The Storus wallet includes a single pouch for card storage. However, it easily hold my driver's license, two credit cards, my debit card, 3 health insurance cards and my auto insurance card. For those of you keeping count, that's 8 cards.
- Effective money clip: The Storus wallet employs a simple stainless steel clip into which you slide your folded bills. The clip is very snug (which may take a little getting used to) but the bills are held firmly - even a single, folded bill. I'm not a high roller but I've successfully stuffed about 30 folded bills into the clip without issue. If wads of cash aren't your thing (I'm a plastic kind of guy) then the clip will also hold a few credit cards without issue or damage to the cards. I sometimes keep a few business cards behind the cash.
- Comfortable to carry: Even stuffed with 8 cards and a wad of cash, the Storus Money Clip is less than 1" thick. It sits comfortably in my front pocket without issue or unsightly bulge.
To make a long story short (ok, slightly longer), the Storus Smart Money Clip just might be the perfect wallet. It's certainly the best I've found thus far.
2010-04-02
(Frisco, TX) | Helpful Votes: 1 | Rating: 4
Storus Smart Money Clip Matte Black
List Price:
$29.95
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Product Details
- Enlarge-sided
- Ultra-thin and illumination weight
- Personalize your Au fait Money Clip with engraving
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Product Description
Customer Reviews
Great but overpriced.
This is my first money clip, replacing a 5 year old wallet. I an on board with the money clip concept 100%. As long as you only need to carry 3 or 4 cards (driver's license, ATM card, credit card, etc.), this works great and is so much nicer than carrying a thick wallet. Cards slide in and out of the slot with ease (and even a bit of cool factor when you are carded somewhere). I double-fold my dollar bills so they take up less space than the clip itself.
I have two problems with this product. First, it is way overpriced. It is basically a sheet of tin stamped into a useful shape. There is no reason it should cost $[...] (for the stainless version) or $[...] for one that is PAINTED BLACK! I feel like I could find the same thing from the discount bin [...].
Second, all of the edges on the clip are sharp. Not razor sharp, but pointy. The corners where the cards slide in snag on my pockets. I bet they would cut some tight pockets given enough time. For $30, the edges should really be rolled, padded, or smoothed somehow.
2009-12-03
| Helpful Votes: 1 | Rating: 4
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