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$13.09The Story
The aluminum Cardprotector protects cards against bending, breaking and unwanted RFID and NFC communication.
Go minimal
The most minimal wallet and the heart of all Secrid products. The patented mechanism allows you to slide out your cards with one simple motion, ready for immediate use. The aluminium casing protects from bending, breaking and unwanted wireless communication (RFID safe).
Holds
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4 embossed or 6 flat cards
The Cardprotector is made of anodised aluminium, plastic and stainless steel and is impervious to water.
You can clean the Cardprotector with a soft cloth and soap and rinse it with warm water. However the salt in seawater can affect the metals, so we recommend rinsing the Cardprotector with fresh water after contact with salt water. Make sure the mechanism is dry before using your wallet again.
Style: SEC-C-BLACK
Excluded from all promotional offers and discounts.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
The aluminum Cardprotector protects cards against bending, breaking and unwanted RFID and NFC communication.
Go minimal
The most minimal wallet and the heart of all Secrid products. The patented mechanism allows you to slide out your cards with one simple motion, ready for immediate use. The aluminium casing protects from bending, breaking and unwanted wireless communication (RFID safe).
Holds
-
4 embossed or 6 flat cards
The Cardprotector is made of anodised aluminium, plastic and stainless steel and is impervious to water.
You can clean the Cardprotector with a soft cloth and soap and rinse it with warm water. However the salt in seawater can affect the metals, so we recommend rinsing the Cardprotector with fresh water after contact with salt water. Make sure the mechanism is dry before using your wallet again.
Style: SEC-C-BLACK
Excluded from all promotional offers and discounts.
