All-Ett Black Rip-Stop Nylon Inside ID Wallet

I bought this to replace an old (thinner) Mighty Wallet (which run for $15 now, and come in an endless variety of designs). While the Mighty Wallet attracted a lot attention, it tends to wear very easily on the corners despite the tear resistance. Also, it wasn't a good wallet for more formal occasions. This All-Ett Black probably won't attract much attention, but it will be classy to pull out and flip open and has a touch of uniqueness that will make it stand out from those cumbersome and common leather alternatives. It's thin, and appears to be durable (but only time will tell). Since the edges are stitched I expect the corners will hold up for longer than the Mighty Wallet. Furthermore, this wallet is thin enough to put in a shirt pocket, which is always a good option to have!It gets 4 stars because of the lack of color/design options. Brown, navy, or olive might be good alternative colors.Background: I've never been a fat wallet kind of person. The last time I carried my wallet in my back pocket was probably 15 years ago. I highly recommend moving the wallet to the front pants or shirt pocket. It's changed my life.

Purchased July 2014. I really liked it at first. Thin and good functionality as others have mentioned. Everything held together very well. As it has "worn" a bit, I'm finding that the cards are now falling out of their slots more and more. I got this wallet to carry in a front pocket so it's more likely to move around a bit than the rear pocket. Pulling it out now I find cards half out or askew so to speak. Planning to look some more and see what else might be avail now in a similar vein. Perhaps a "thin" leather bi-fold.

I hated how whenever I went somewhere and went to sat down (car, restaurant, work, theatre, etc) the first thing I'd do is take out my wallet and tuck it between my legs or put it on the table - just because I couldn't stand sitting on it. Finally I don't need to! This wallet is so thin, I can sit on it at work, out to eat, and it not really bother me. I still occasionally do remove it, but I think that's more of habit. I find myself VERY frequently not realizing it's still in my back pocket, where that NEVER happened to me with my previous leather.This wallet empty and not compressed at the end is less than 0.25" thick. My old Dockers "small" leather bifold - 0.75" thick. Fully packed with about the same contents, my leather wallet was about 1-1.25" thick, where this is about 0.5". That 0.5" is a fully stocked wallet, everything I need.In my wallet I usually carry :4x credit cardsDrivers LicenseWork IDStudent IDpicture of the kidsMitsubishi Roadside assistance card3x Insurance cards1x Check5-10x BillsAll can easy and very comfortably be fit into this wallet. This wallet has 4x card slots, one with a window for a license. In each card slot you can easily fit 3, perhaps 4 cards that allow easy removal. The billfold section has a divider (that to be honest they could probably loose and shave off another mm in the size). The quality and stitching of this wallet seems to be well done. After 6 months of assaulting it, there's no sign of wear, fading, stitching coming undone, or any foreseen problems.My "slim" Dockers leather wallet did have more storage potential. It could hold about 18x cards, plus had 3 slots behind the card flaps. The problem with it is in between every card slot was a thick piece of leather end. Thick leather binding and stitching everywhere just made it unnecessarily obese (like most leather wallets). This is all nylon construction, seems to be just as durable, and at a significant size reduction!I definitely recommend this to anyone looking for a good thin wallet they can actually carry around and sit on without feeling like there's a brick in your back pocket.

I bought this to replace my giant Costanza wallet that was just about worn out. I wanted something a lot thinner, because otherwise I end up getting leg pain from sitting on a huge wallet.This wallet fit the bill perfectly. It is crazy thin, even with 10 or so cards in it. My only gripe is that the nylon construction makes it sound a little crinkly, but it seems to be very well put together. I put the durability to the test yesterday -- I got into a pool and was in there for ten minutes when I realized I had my wallet in my swim trunks. Pulled all my cards out of the wallet, let it sit in the sun, and it was good as new.I would totally recommend this to anyone looking to get rid of a huge wallet.

Seems well made. I didn't notice the thread issues other reviewers noticed.It IS just about the thinnest wallet out there! It also seems smaller folded than an identically divided leather wallet.I would personally like a choice of brighter colors in this style. I believe the company has other styles in different colors. This "black" color isn't solid black; but instead has shades of black. Not unappealing, but not eye catching either.One disadvantage is with my old lumpy wallet I could always tell without checking if it was in my wallet,. With this one I actually cannot tell if it is in my pocket or not without checking!

This wallet was not at all what I expected. I bought it for my husband for his birthday, and when it arrived I realized that I had severely over-estimated the looks of this wallet. In the picture it just looks like a slim wallet, and although the name of it mentions it being nylon, it just doesn't seem like a good wallet choice. The material looks and feels like a raincoat or fannypack. The only occasion I can think of this wallet being appropriate for is a trip to an amusement park where convenience and portability are the biggest concerns.

Nice and thin and light and the material is guite tough. Very satisfied.

Delivers what it promisses. Great product!