With its cost coming in at just under twenty bucks, this clip’s design is evocative of a bygone era. If you said goodbye to cold hard cash a long time ago, the Adamant is the card-holding clip of your dreams. If that’s the case for you, you may want to skip the Storus’ dual carrying capacity and head straight for the Adamant instead. It’s true, there’s no doubt that we are in the digital age, and many of us rely almost exclusively on credit cards for our transactions. One of the most common responses to our money clip testing was “who carries cash anymore?” The final verdict from our tester? They’d “definitely continue using it.” The minimalist pick: Adamant Keep in mind though that this clip does have two sides, so you could technically store cards on both. The only downside of this clip is that it holds five cards maximum on one side, with our tester noting that (in their experience) it could handle no more than four. Plus, our tester shared that this clip even garnered a few compliments when they pulled it out to pay. Reviewers on Amazon also noted that the finish did not wear down after extended use. We ordered it in the gold color and found that the finish didn’t look chintzy or scratch easily. Its curved edges, wave-like aesthetic, and double-sided clips make it a stand-out in a sea of rectangular clips. Upon receiving all of the money clips that we ordered, the Storus immediately stood out for its unique design. It's also the only dual-sided clip on our list that lets you clip money on one side and cards on the other. The Storus is aesthetically pleasing, highly durable and convenient to use. The Storus’ durable metal material also stood up well to getting knocked around by keys and purse contents. The dual-sided holders, an anomaly in the money clip world, mean that you can keep cash on one side and cards on the other.

But regardless of the color, it’s secure enough to hold money and cards tightly, while still retaining enough room for a good deal of cash and cards. Storus, a division of Mosaic brands Inc, makes innovative and unusual “personal storage solutions” that you don’t see on your average trip to the department store (think dual-sided money clips and jelly wallets.) We ordered their Smart Clip, which costs between about $20 and $40 depending on the finish you choose. Or check out the Prägres – Carbon Clip for a less traditional option. If you’re in the market for a card holder and money clip hybrid, we found the Viosi is the best wallet style clip. We found that the Storus – Smart Clip is the best money clip. It even has RFID blocking integrated into the body to shield your credit cards from theft or fraud, and a design that makes it comfortable to carry in any pocket.We consulted style professionals, scoured through hundreds of money clips, and then group tested 20 of the top-rated clips over the course of two weeks. With its clean, matte finish, you’ll love how stylish the money clip wallet looks whether paired with a business suit, comfy travel clothing, or even your laid-back weekend sweats. It’s minimalist and beautifully sleek, which is what the Ridge brand is all about (“doing more with less”). The Ridge steps up its wallet game with the Carbon Fiber 3K Wallet, a money clip wallet with a tough-as-nails shell made of carbon fiber and resin that will protect your credit cards and cash from anything. Read on for our list of the 20 best money clip wallets available right now. You’ll be right in the middle with just what you need.

A little bit of everything is here so you’ll be neither the unsophisticated binder clip guy, nor the over-encumbered wallet brick dude. Pick your material, pick your style, pick your favorite sort of money clip. There’s a money clip wallet to fit every guy’s EDC, from high-tech innovations to old school classics. Bring your cash along for the ride so you can be better prepared to split the bill, shop at road-side stands, and in order to be a responsible adult man (who should always have a bit of the folding stuff on hand). Get yourself a money clip wallet and experience the levity that comes from carrying just the essentials each day. But since you’re here reading this, we’re guessing you’re neither of those guys. And over there is the guy who pulls out a year’s worth of receipts, ticket stubs and sandwich shop club cards stuffed into a four inch thick leather monstrosity. You see the economy-loving guy with office supplies serving his financial organization needs - a rubber band around his cards, a binder clip on his cash.

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