Ron Swanson
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Just fan them out using the thumbhole.I’ve never used a wallet like this. How easy is it to get cards in and out? If I had like 6 cards and wanted to use a middle card in my stack is it easy to get to?
Just fan them out using the thumbhole.I’ve never used a wallet like this. How easy is it to get cards in and out? If I had like 6 cards and wanted to use a middle card in my stack is it easy to get to?
It's not rigid, there's elastic between front and back, so very easy. My buddy has like 15 cards in his, which defeats the purpose to me, but anyways...the elastic makes it easyI’ve never used a wallet like this. How easy is it to get cards in and out? If I had like 6 cards and wanted to use a middle card in my stack is it easy to get to?
This looks pretty sweet. Is it leather?jwb said:I bought this last year, and I love it. I looked at other types of slim wallets, but this one seemed to fit me best - it can hold a lot of stuff with a fairly small profile.
Yea, pretty sure it is. Great wallet.This looks pretty sweet. Is it leather?
Saddleback wallet here as well. Thing will probably outlive me.https://saddlebackleather.com/leather-wallet-mens-bifold-small
I use this, 4 credit cards and 2 ID’s plus cash
I keep my phone in my right pocket and everything else in the left, but I should rethink. Originally I wanted to avoid scratching my phone screen, but I think phone screens and protectors have evolved to the point where it's okay to be complacent. I'm gonna try my thin wallet and phone in one pocket. Hold my beer!I’ve always kept my keys front left pocket, phone right front pocket and wallet back right pocket. If I get a wallet for my front pocket, do I keep it in the same pocket as my phone? Seems like it would be bulky
I do phone in one pocket, wallet and keys fob in the other. Honestly, I sometimes can't even feel my wallet so I don't think it's be too bad with phone and wallet in the same pocket. Actually, sometimes I do phone and skinny wallet in the same pocket and it isn't bad at all.I keep my phone in my right pocket and everything else in the left, but I should rethink. Originally I wanted to avoid scratching my phone screen, but I think phone screens and protectors have evolved to the point where it's okay to be complacent. I'm gonna try my thin wallet and phone in one pocket. Hold my beer!I’ve always kept my keys front left pocket, phone right front pocket and wallet back right pocket. If I get a wallet for my front pocket, do I keep it in the same pocket as my phone? Seems like it would be bulky
Been pick pocketed before in Vegas and have never gone back to the back pocket. When I’m drunk I’ll forget to move it forward so now I’ve just gotten used to it up frontBack pockets are underutilized
TWSSBeen pick pocketed before in Vegas and have never gone back to the back pocket. When I’m drunk I’ll forget to move it forward so now I’ve just gotten used to it up front![]()
have this, too.This is what I own No card damage.
It holds 6 cards, but if you have any kind of thick cards (AMEX Plat, Sapphire) 5 is actually the perfect number.
It's not for everyone, the Ridge and so forth can hold a lot more, but if you just want ID and the cards you need, it's awesome. That little black toggle on the bottom, is just flicked with your pinky when you take it out, and the cards angle out as shown in the photo. It's a one-handed move, and pretty slick the first time you see it.
I bought this thing after Ron’s first post. Had it a day and like it. Didn’t get the money clip part but there is an elastic thingy on outside where you can keep cash so don’t think you need that unless you want it.Great points. Here's my OG Kickstarter Ridge (at least 7 years old) with 14 cards in it, fresh from my front pocket. Yeah, I've managed to Costanza a Ridge. But, realistically it's hard to imagine any wallet handling that many cards more elegantly. Plus a little old school cash for sentimental value. I have to admit, it sucks at holding my BTC.
Old Ridge
Money Shot
Butt-cheek contouring from a front pocket wallet?Wat up. I came over to thank the dude who recommend my wallet because.. karma I guess? That's not the right word. Anyway, I found you guys talking about it.
https://forums.footballguys.com/topic/738905-best-wallet-for-a-22-year-old/?do=findComment&comment=18661913
Polish Hammer's link in that post is dead, but this is the updated link.
I bought one that day and it's still going strong, no busted seams, and still 95% intact aside from a little butt-cheek contouring and slight folding over of the edges. Hell, it's probably 98% still intact. It still even smells like leather and not like farts or anything. I mean, it's five years later and I came back here to thank the dude who recommended it. You do the math. Small world![]()
My wife had an accident that has kept me away for a while (she's ok, will make a full recovery) but this is what I ended up going with. Ordered the gunmetal aluminum because it was the same price and I thought it looked cool. It's on the truck for delivery today and once I check it out, I'll come back and let you all know what I think.I've had this wallet since they were on Kickstarter several years ago. Absolutely fantastic. Can't recommend it enough. I have the OG aluminum with money clip. Lots of fancy options now.
https://www.ridgewallet.com
Best wishes to you and the wife for a speedy recovery.My wife had an accident that has kept me away for a while (she's ok, will make a full recovery) but this is what I ended up going with. Ordered the gunmetal aluminum because it was the same price and I thought it looked cool. It's on the truck for delivery today and once I check it out, I'll come back and let you all know what I think.
I actually bought one of the Ridge Wallets too. I used the 15% discount they were offering for their anniversary and bought the topographic map one. I definitely like it so far, but I still don't get the hang of pushing/fanning out the credit cards using the little notch on the side. I try to use it and they just push out in one big lump so it's pretty difficult to get to cards unless they're on the top or bottom of the deck. I actually moved my most-used card to the outside under the cash strap and that's definitely helped too.My wife had an accident that has kept me away for a while (she's ok, will make a full recovery) but this is what I ended up going with. Ordered the gunmetal aluminum because it was the same price and I thought it looked cool. It's on the truck for delivery today and once I check it out, I'll come back and let you all know what I think.
It took me a bit to get comfortable "fanning" the cards out but I've got it down now. Love this wallet and would recommend to anyone. Thank you for all the replies, I'm extremely happy.I actually bought one of the Ridge Wallets too. I used the 15% discount they were offering for their anniversary and bought the topographic map one. I definitely like it so far, but I still don't get the hang of pushing/fanning out the credit cards using the little notch on the side. I try to use it and they just push out in one big lump so it's pretty difficult to get to cards unless they're on the top or bottom of the deck. I actually moved my most-used card to the outside under the cash strap and that's definitely helped too.
Remember that pic of icon barbecuing a long time ago, back when he and Doctor Detroit were having intellectual word-battles, and DD was like, "yo, he keeps his butt in the front," or something like that. Front butt. I love both those dudes, and those two men obviously love each other, so no harm in ten did. But that's what this reminds me of. This also reminds me of strippers' butts. You know? You know, actually, they should call front wallets "lap wallets." I bet girls stare at dudes' butts a lot more when that's where the wallet is, too. I'd go with a money clip in the front pocket. And a LANYARD for my keys. Because I was injured by two strippers once, and earlier that night I remember one of them had sat in my lap and her tailbone landed directly on my keys.Butt-cheek contouring from a front pocket wallet?
I’ve been using the card sleeve for a while now. Holds 5 cards and a few folded bills. Pretty much perfect for me.Landed on this. https://kaminowallet.com . I ordered the slim bifold and card sleeve. I like bifolds but wanted to give a card sleeve type wallet a try. Concerned a bit about durability but I want something really lightweight if I switch to front pocket.
Yep. I usually keep my ID in the first or second position, alternating with my most frequently used credit cards.What do you Ridge fans do with your ID? Just put it in with the rest of your cards?
Money clip FTW. Holds my cash, DL, and a few cards.
Dumped the gross leather wallet a few years ago.
I have a ridge knockoff from Amazon - paid $18 -Got a Ridge wallet for Christmas and I love it so far. I usually carry 4-5 debit/credit cards plus my ID, and maybe three 20's in cash under the elastic so it stays fairly thin. I like the elastic strap for the cash vs. the money clip, as that clip kinda pokes up and gives it a sharp edge inside my pocket.
Wife got me the Ridge key holder https://ridge.com/products/black-keycase as well which at first I thought was totally unnecessary, but surprisingly I like it now. I carry the wallet and keys in the same pocket, so the key holder thing keeps the keys from splaying out in my pocket, getting caught on things and/or scratching up the wallet. She got both in some Black Friday sale she said.
I have a Bellroy Slim Sleeve. Holds 6-8 cards and some bills folded in thirds. I've had mine for about 6 years, and I don't think I'll ever have another wallet. I still like the look and feel of leather, and I don't love money clips. The Bellroy holds a few more cards than indicated - I have 10 total in mine, including 2 in the quick-access slots. I don't carry more than 5 bills or so at any time.I got this for Christmas and like it quite a bit
Just out of curiosity, what keys do you carry? Don't think I've used a physical key for anything in years.Got a Ridge wallet for Christmas and I love it so far. I usually carry 4-5 debit/credit cards plus my ID, and maybe three 20's in cash under the elastic so it stays fairly thin. I like the elastic strap for the cash vs. the money clip, as that clip kinda pokes up and gives it a sharp edge inside my pocket.
Wife got me the Ridge key holder https://ridge.com/products/black-keycase as well which at first I thought was totally unnecessary, but surprisingly I like it now. I carry the wallet and keys in the same pocket, so the key holder thing keeps the keys from splaying out in my pocket, getting caught on things and/or scratching up the wallet. She got both in some Black Friday sale she said.
I have 4 normal metal keys that I carry everyday. House key, office key, shop/shed key, and a key to my wife's great-grandmother's house (she lives alone, I go by twice a week to check on her since it's on my way home).Just out of curiosity, what keys do you carry? Don't think I've used a physical key for anything in years.Got a Ridge wallet for Christmas and I love it so far. I usually carry 4-5 debit/credit cards plus my ID, and maybe three 20's in cash under the elastic so it stays fairly thin. I like the elastic strap for the cash vs. the money clip, as that clip kinda pokes up and gives it a sharp edge inside my pocket.
Wife got me the Ridge key holder https://ridge.com/products/black-keycase as well which at first I thought was totally unnecessary, but surprisingly I like it now. I carry the wallet and keys in the same pocket, so the key holder thing keeps the keys from splaying out in my pocket, getting caught on things and/or scratching up the wallet. She got both in some Black Friday sale she said.
I have 2 keys - one for my house just in case the power is out and can't get into the garageJust out of curiosity, what keys do you carry? Don't think I've used a physical key for anything in years.Got a Ridge wallet for Christmas and I love it so far. I usually carry 4-5 debit/credit cards plus my ID, and maybe three 20's in cash under the elastic so it stays fairly thin. I like the elastic strap for the cash vs. the money clip, as that clip kinda pokes up and gives it a sharp edge inside my pocket.
Wife got me the Ridge key holder https://ridge.com/products/black-keycase as well which at first I thought was totally unnecessary, but surprisingly I like it now. I carry the wallet and keys in the same pocket, so the key holder thing keeps the keys from splaying out in my pocket, getting caught on things and/or scratching up the wallet. She got both in some Black Friday sale she said.
I think you stole that from my oldest son.Money clip FTW. Holds my cash, DL, and a few cards.
Dumped the gross leather wallet a few years ago.
I've been using this one for a while now.
How the hell did I miss this post.Remember that pic of icon barbecuing a long time ago, back when he and Doctor Detroit were having intellectual word-battles, and DD was like, "yo, he keeps his butt in the front," or something like that. Front butt. I love both those dudes, and those two men obviously love each other, so no harm in ten did. But that's what this reminds me of. This also reminds me of strippers' butts. You know? You know, actually, they should call front wallets "lap wallets." I bet girls stare at dudes' butts a lot more when that's where the wallet is, too. I'd go with a money clip in the front pocket. And a LANYARD for my keys. Because I was injured by two strippers once, and earlier that night I remember one of them had sat in my lap and her tailbone landed directly on my keys.Butt-cheek contouring from a front pocket wallet?