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My daughter got me a Timberland trifold leather a few years ago. Nothing special but it works.
Lets talk wallets...what do you use?
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I’ve got a simple leather card holder with money clip. Used to have a fancy Coach one but have been much happier since ditching the excess cards and such.
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Actually this one is from home. 8 years ago I was at Jason's Deli eating lunch and saw a guys using a binder clip and thought "That's perfect!" I went back to work and took one from my desk that had been there when I moved to the desk. I used that for 2 years and before leaving that company I switched to one my wife had at home and left the original back in the desk. This one has been in my pocket for 6 years now.Does your company know you're using their binder clip? I hope you return it when you leave the company....
Travelambo from Amazon. Cheap,slim, and great quality.
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I use a simple bi-fold wallet with a built in RFID shield. I think it's 3 years old now.
Cabelas bison wallet with rfid protection.
Black trifold leather from Bass (shoes, not sporting goods)
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For all of you that carry your wallet in a front pocket, where do you carry your phone and keys?
I like the idea of not sitting on a wallet all day, but carry a large cell phone in my left front pocket and car keys in the right front pocket.
I like the idea of not sitting on a wallet all day, but carry a large cell phone in my left front pocket and car keys in the right front pocket.
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I haven’t started yet but I would assume my front right? That’s where I keep cash in the rare occasion I have some. Keys is just a key fob these days so that’s no big deal or I keep them in a jacket
I only have a key fob for the car, and it goes in the same pocket as the wallet. Phone is usually in my back pocket, ecig in the front left.
No house keys, keyless entry for the house.
I considered the Ridge. Couldn’t bring myself to spend for what I thought should be half the price.
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I use a Smartish wallet slayer phone case. Holds my two credit cards and ID. Have not carried a wallet in years.
May be buying one of these.
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Small/Thin enough to fit in your front pocket?
I liked it for a while, but then kept falling out of my pocket, just too smooth.I’ve been using this one for 2+ years now. Still works great and almost looks brand new
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Depends what you put in it hahaha
And of course I bought a junky Swiss Gear wallet yesterday for $20 bucks yesterday..... and then come hope today and see this thread was started yesterday.... dammit.
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That's basically what I use. Bought a slim/minimalist one like this years ago for a caribbean trip and fell in love. I'll never go back to a traditional wallet.
I have 9 various cards/ids and a couple hundred in mixed bills in it right now and it's at most a 1/2" thick. Will hold twice that if you really need them to. Better than the money clip style ones imo, can fit in your front pocket, and my back and surgically repaired hip thank me for making the switch every day.
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