I bought this to replace the wretched&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Titanium-Money-Clip/dp/B0009EYJIG/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Titanium Money Clip</a>&nbsp;that broke twice, and which Amazon would not replace after 90 days.  Whatever you do, don't buy that Amazon Collection titanium clip!

This slim clip, however, is great.  It's very thin and light, has no moving parts, and seems likely to last forever.  The steel is very springy and does not seem to be fatiguing over time.  It holds seven cards and some bills comfortably, is cheap, and looks sharp.  What more do you want?  I'd recommend it to anyone interested in losing the fat wallet and having a nice front pocket carry.

I guess I could find fault somewhere if I try...  It won't carry a single bill securely; you need a few for it to grab well.  A hundred, a couple 20's, a 10, a 5, and a few ones is perfect.  You can jam a big wad in, but it takes some doing.  I just optimize my pocket money to fit the clip, and it works great for me.  If you like to walk around with just one bill or a big roll, look elsewhere, I guess.  If you put it in your pocket card side down, it'll grab coins and throw them when you pull it out.  But if you put it in bill side down, it can drop the bills in your pocket if you don't have many in the clip.  My solution is to practice my "draw" and keep my fingers on the bills as I pull out the clip.  It shows fingerprints...  But really, I find it near ideal for my purposes.  Enjoy!