See, this is what I thought too. Apparently its front pocket all the time now.What kind of uncivilized man puts his wallet in his FRONT pocket?![]()
I am very interested - do tell.my money clip thingy is very similar in size to a wallet. Why aren't you interested in where I put it????
front left pocketI am very interested - do tell.my money clip thingy is very similar in size to a wallet. Why aren't you interested in where I put it????
Admittedly I assume a money clip is going in the front pocket. A wallet in the front pocket is new to me.
That counts as a man purse, if you were interested in voting.I carry mine in a fanny pack.
I had back pain while sitting in my chair at work with my wallet in my back pocket. I think it was caused by my butt cheeks being un-even on the seat. I moved the wallet to my front pocket and the pain went away. I suppose I could have shoved some napkins in the other back pocket to even it out insteadWhat kind of uncivilized man puts his wallet in his FRONT pocket?![]()
What kind of uncivilized man puts his wallet in his FRONT pocket?![]()
that's why I take it out of my pocket when I sit down.What kind of uncivilized man puts his wallet in his FRONT pocket?![]()
Started doing this a long time ago when someone mentioned it being harder for pickpockets to steal in crowds. No idea if that's true.
http://boards.straightdope.com/sdmb/showthread.php?t=600364
LPT: Don't put your wallet in your back pocket. It tilts the axis of your pelvis and over time can cause or exacerbate low back or hip issues.
Back right for wallet, front left for cell phone, front right for keys.Keys with cell phone? Really?Front right pocket, cell phone and keys in front left
yep same hereFront left pocket whatever type of pants I'm wearing.
Your front pockets are backwards. Phone right, keys left.Back right for wallet, front left for cell phone, front right for keys.Keys with cell phone? Really?Front right pocket, cell phone and keys in front left
I used to use just a clip- put that in the front pocket.I just purchased a combination money clip/CC holder after trying the wallet in the front pocket for a few months. I was having back and leg pain from carrying my wallet in my back right pocket which I have done for about 30+ years. It takes some getting used to but I love it so far. One of the things that I used to do and I am sure many of you do as well is save way too much junk in my wallet. With what I have now I can't accumulate too many scraps of paper/receipts etc. You're not going to be carrying tons of cash in the money clip section, but that's not so much an issue for most people now since most everyone uses a debit card.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004ARW8PY?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00
Wear dress pants and khakis mainly and it's always front pocket.See, this is what I thought too. Apparently its front pocket all the time now.What kind of uncivilized man puts his wallet in his FRONT pocket?![]()
Switch the pockets and that's exactly what I do (left handed).Front right pocket always. Started doing that when I traveled to avoid any pick-pocketing and have done it ever since. My keys go in the same pocket after the wallet. Phone goes in the front left so that it doesn't get scratched by keys. I don't put anything in my back pockets as it does interfere with sitting. And, if I'm in a spot where I do worry about my wallet, I just keep my hand in the pocket and don't have to worry.
/threadWallet: back right
Phone: front right
Keys: front left
Exception: If I'm wearing basketball shorts with pockets, I'll do phone in right, wallet and keys in left.
I'm trying to put seldom used cards in my car. I just need to remember to bring them into store X. While some loyalty cards I can put on my phone, some (Costco) doesn't work that way.I used to use just a clip- put that in the front pocket.I just purchased a combination money clip/CC holder after trying the wallet in the front pocket for a few months. I was having back and leg pain from carrying my wallet in my back right pocket which I have done for about 30+ years. It takes some getting used to but I love it so far. One of the things that I used to do and I am sure many of you do as well is save way too much junk in my wallet. With what I have now I can't accumulate too many scraps of paper/receipts etc. You're not going to be carrying tons of cash in the money clip section, but that's not so much an issue for most people now since most everyone uses a debit card.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004ARW8PY?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00
the thing you posted always made sense to me-not sure why I haven't jumped in yet. I carry cash (usually enough to emergency pay a babysitter, so $100 or so), business cards, id cards (driver, kids' school, insurance) a handful of credit cards (4ish), and receipts (I try to empty these out every few days). That starts to fill up a smaller wallet pretty fast.
One who doesn't want back problems or to get pick pocketed.What kind of uncivilized man puts his wallet in his FRONT pocket?![]()
Front right pocket always. Started doing that when I traveled to avoid any pick-pocketing and have done it ever since. My keys go in the same pocket after the wallet. Phone goes in the front left so that it doesn't get scratched by keys. I don't put anything in my back pockets as it does interfere with sitting. And, if I'm in a spot where I do worry about my wallet, I just keep my hand in the pocket and don't have to worry.
Front right pocket always. Started doing that when I traveled to avoid any pick-pocketing and have done it ever since. My keys go in the same pocket after the wallet. Phone goes in the front left so that it doesn't get scratched by keys. I don't put anything in my back pockets as it does interfere with sitting. And, if I'm in a spot where I do worry about my wallet, I just keep my hand in the pocket and don't have to worry.![]()
I'm the exact opposite, but I'm left-handed.Wallet: back right
Phone: front right
Keys: front left
Exception: If I'm wearing basketball shorts with pockets, I'll do phone in right, wallet and keys in left.