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Yes — Ridge is a good wallet brand, especially if you want a slim, durable, minimalist wallet rather than a traditional leather bifold.

Ridge Wallet - Matte Black$95.00 · Ridge

What I like about Ridge

• Very slim: The standard Ridge is designed to hold 1–12 cards without the bulk of a traditional wallet. Ridge
• Durable materials: Aluminum, titanium, carbon fiber, and leather options are available. Ridge
• RFID blocking: The metal wallet protects RFID-enabled cards from wireless scanning.
• Replaceable parts: The elastic and screws can be replaced, which helps extend the wallet's life.
• Strong warranty: Current wallets purchased through Ridge or authorized sellers are covered by the Built for Life Warranty, including coverage for certain loss, theft, accidental damage, and defects, subject to its terms. Ridge
• Good customer sentiment: Ridge's site shows roughly 4.8/5 across 50,000+ reviews, while Trustpilot currently shows about 4.4/5 from 2,400+ reviews. Ridge+1

The downsides

The biggest issue is price-to-value. A basic aluminum Ridge is currently around $95, while titanium/carbon-fiber versions can be $150+. Ridge You can find perfectly good minimalist wallets for less.

Also, the Ridge is not ideal if you carry lots of cash, receipts, coins, or many cards. It's really designed around carrying only the essentials.

My verdict

8.5/10 overall.

I'd recommend Ridge if you want something slim, modern, durable, and premium. The $95 aluminum model is probably the sweet spot; I wouldn't pay $150+ for carbon fiber or titanium unless you particularly want those materials.

If you're considering buying one, I can also compare Ridge vs. Ekster vs. Secrid vs. Dango and tell you which is the best value.

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