Front Pocket Wallet with Zippers Small Coin Purse Tactical Wallet Nylon Minimalist Wallet for Men Women, Brown

Quick Take: This is an excellent everyday wallet capable of carrying your ID, cards and a nice bit of EDC gear. It looks and feels like a quality product. Pros: - YKK Zippers! This is literally the first thing I noticed about the wallet. The zipper is fantastic. Smooth, flat and feels like money. - Perfect size. It's rectangular, larger (on all sides by between .5 and .75 of an inch) than a credit card, but similarly shaped. Front-pocket carry (IMHO). - Great EDC zippered pocket. This inside pouch makes the wallet about an inch thick when reasonably filled. It has 4 slots (2 on either side) for placing cards or similarly flat items and the center area provides ample space for a few select tools. - Quality material (500D Conrdura nylon) with respectable stitching. - Black Camo pattern... enough said. - Price, well worth it. Cons: - The clear ID window (and the card slot beneath it) seem to have an adhesive along one of the short sides, inside the slot up against the stitching. Cards fit nicely, but I found them sticking to that one side and were subsequently difficult to extract. This was so prevalent in the ID window that I quit using it for my license and instead put a picture of a "war hawk" as a bit of decoration instead. Currently my wallet holds an ID, 4 cards, 2 "EDC" cards I created (wrapped duct tape and gaffer tape holding hemp line on one side and bank line on the other,) a Kershaw PT-2 Compact Keychain Pry Tool in the center zipper, 2 alcohol swabs, 2 lens cleaners, 1 Slice mini ceramic utility blade and a 1 inch Ferrocerium rod. Summary: Even with the issue stated above, I love the form-factor and actually purchased two OneTigris front-pocket wallets. I keep one as my primary wallet and the other is a "micro EDC pouch" I keep in my go bag.

I picked this up not as a wallet, but as a compact pouch for small EDC items. It holds my two aluminum pill holders and a Gerber Dime multitool perfectly, with just enough room to zip comfortably. I even added a small cross patch on the front so I can quickly identify what’s inside. Pros: • Perfect size for carrying small EDC gear or meds. • Durable nylon material feels sturdy for the price. • Zipper runs smooth and doesn’t snag. Cons: • Not ideal as a wallet for me as it is too think for my liking. • Would like a hook and loop panel on the other side for a small patch. Final Thoughts: If you need a small, tough pouch for EDC items, this works great. I know it is mainly marketed as a wallet and should be used as one if don't mind the thickness in your pockets.

I'm really impressed with the quality of construction. I was a little worried when I purchased, as I have had other wallets with zippers that failed very soon after normal use. This is way better. May even buy another as a hedge if it's discontinued when it's time to purchase another likely a long time from now.

I've been carrying this wallet every day for four years and it's still in almost perfect condition. The only place it shows any wear is the clear ID window, which is a little scratched and cloudy from going in and out of my pocket a gazillion times. When I first got it I liked it so well that I bought another one two days later, fearing that someday when I needed another one they would be no longer available. Well, here they are still available four years later, and my fears of wearing the wallet out were pointless. I can see the plastic ID window maybe cracking someday and needing to be removed (that pocket would still hold your card securely without the plastic window), but there is absolutely no other sign of wear after all this time, and the waterproof zipper has always worked perfectly. The second of these wallets that I bought is still in its original package in my top dresser drawer, never used. I could carry this same wallet for 20 years easily, and the only casualty may be the clear window, which as I said, it would work fine without. As well as it's held up for four years, there's no reason to think it won't last twenty, or more. But, mainly out of boredom the other day, I decided to change up my EDC (Every Day Carry) a bit just for variety in life, and I ordered another of these wallets in the Multicam Black color. The first two I bought were the Multicam green/tan camo color. The black will match better with my lanyard and the grey work pants I wear, and it's something new and different, so I said, "What the heck", and bought one. I carry it in my right front pocket, attached to an awesome leather lanyard I found elsewhere online (Trayvax Link Lanyard, which I see is now available on Amazon) that's the perfect length to clip to my belt loop and hold the wallet just a bit up off the bottom of my pocket. It makes the wallet move with me better than without a lanyard, and I rarely even notice it's there since it's not just sitting in the bottom of my pocket, but is suspended just a little bit, hanging from my belt loop and in my pocket at the same time. The lanyard attaches to the paracord loop that's sewn on either end of the wallet, and it has a quick-release coupler on the end so I can free the wallet from my belt loop, but I rarely if ever find the need to do that. It's a great setup and it works perfectly for me. As far as the wallet's carrying capacity, I have seven credit and fuel cards (personal and work), an ATM/debit card, driver's license, two fishing licenses, AAA card, five health insurance/dental/vision/teledoc/prescription cards, forklift certification card, ham radio license, a thin plastic fresnel-lens magnifier, and three to five paper bills (folded in thirds) in mine at all times, and it's just over an inch thick with all of that in it. The dividers and slots inside and out allow you to organize your cards so you know what's where before you zip it open, which is much better than wallets that have all your cards in one stack, in my opinion. I keep my driver's license inside the zipper compartment and my most-used credit card on the outside in the clear window slot for easy access. I pull the wallet out of my pocket with the Link Lanyard, whip out my credit card, pay, slip the wallet back in my pocket knowing it's always secured by the lanyard and is "lose-or-forget-proof", and I'm on my way. TL/DR: It's a high-quality, durable, and well-designed wallet that holds more than you need and will last for years, maybe decades with daily use. I've been everywhere I've been and I've used it every day for four years. It's one of the favorite, best, and most useful things I have ever owned.

Four years of solid use and it still seems as good as new. Some of the stitches have frayed here and there, that's about it. And it's been basically packed full and tossed and toted all around. Sometimes the thin little dividers inside complicate cramming cards and bills inside, but overall it's the best wallet design I've run across. Mine holds 19 plastic cards, 7 paper cards, several bills and even a few coins, no problem. I like the hoops at each end that allow chain or tether attachments, they're solid. The zipper allows for confident storage of all sorts of small items. I really can't believe how durable this wallet has been. I think I'm gonna get another one just in case this thing ever gives out in the distant future and they're not available anymore. Maybe in black. Cuz how could I go on? What would carry my small items?

El bolso está bien construido de buen material en cordura es el tamaño adecuado para mis tarjetas no estorba en mi bolsillo estoy contento con el

Very good and functional

Arrived earlier than expected. Great build and quality. Good as EDC wallet.

Perfect size and versatile. Fits bike/car ownerships and tucks in perfectly to small pockets. Add a carabiner for extra convenience. A great little wallet.

Good size wallet holds a lot of cards and edc items. perfect to fit a 2 layer Swiss Army knife. Good quality for the price