I have one but my "experience" has been that it hasn't been tossed around enough to be able to give a "real world" tried and tested review. However I think it would hold up well.
These images should give you a better idea of just how the flaps would keep things in their assigned pockets -- especially when the case is folded closed. I put the half dollars on top to give you an idea of the size of the pockets. Also, what you can't see is there's a large pocket on the right side _behind_ the two visible pockets. It runs the full length of the case and could be a good place to hold miscellaneous loose coins, or other small props.
http://www.pbase.com/inigmntoya/tamrac_memory_case

By the way, while I do think the Tamrac wallet is nice/good, it's the smaller purses and coin tidys that I carry with me regularly. I use the wallet more as a "storage location", hence the lack of "real world" tossing around.

I agree that it is a great storage option. One thing I really like is that with the mesh/clear plastic that you can partially see through, it's easy for you to see what you've got in each pocket, but still hidden somewhat from specs. Seems a bit too big for a normal pocket, though.

Thanks for posting this!

Alan

Hmmm, Tons of great real world Ideas...I have one Ive been using off and on...Its a womans small wallet, they generally (or the ones that I try and find)have 2 clasp closing or zippered compartments for cooins, bills, Tips, sharpie markers, and a few pockets (probably meant for credit cards but easily modified for packet tricks, novelty cards (31/2 of clubs) thick cards, DB's or whatever actually a complete close up act in a womans purse/wallet its also easy to make it look on the outside look more manly and as magical or nondescript as you want to make it