Having a hard time finding reviews on narrow wallet. Was looking into small wallet but not sure if I like wallet with cards exposed. I carry front pocket so was wondering if narrow is comfortable for doing so. Also was curious how many cards can go into slots. Thanks in advance for any input.
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Narrow wallet question
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I own the large and medium bifold, small wallet, and simple wallet. The narrow wallet in coffee brown is my favorite of all. I am trying hard to go as minimalist possible so I only carry my drivers license, AAA card, medical card on one side and debit, credit card, and Starbucks card on the other side. I also carry a few bills in the cash slot for places that don't take cards. With all that in the wallet it carries slim in either back or front pocket.
Not that I would ever carry that many cards, but I have stuffed twelve cards total (six cards total into each slot) when it was brand new and while it was a tight fit, it still folded fairly slim. I'm sure when the wallet is broken in it should carry a few more.
Not that I would ever carry that many cards, but I have stuffed twelve cards total (six cards total into each slot) when it was brand new and while it was a tight fit, it still folded fairly slim. I'm sure when the wallet is broken in it should carry a few more.
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I carry a wallet that would technically be considered a card holder I guess. Just insurance info, debit and credit card, liscense and a few others. All I really need. Usually carry my cash in a seperate pocket or in the fold. Not real helpful, but I will say that switching to a narrow 'wallet' is one of the smartest things I ever did. And throwing away receipts immediately helps a lot. My best friend has about 1K in his and his wallet is the size of a baseball. I give him a hard time every time I see it.
You definitely have experience with saddleback wallets. Sounds like narrow wallet is not too big for front carry. Will let you know my experience with it after I carry for a few weeks.
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I carry the narrow wallet every day. Mine is tobacco and has only begun to develop some patina. It is comfortable in the front pocket though I carry it in my back pocket. I actually carry very little cards, just my debit card , credit card, driver license, and a few business cards and notes. All the test of my cards get carried in the sbl simple wallet-dark coffee. You will be pleased with any sbl product you purchase but I will say its important to find the right one. After all, its for life!
Have been using narrow Saddleback wallet for a few days. There is no question it is of outstanding quality. They're definitely built to last. Narrow wallet is appropriate for front carry. It is not as slim as I thought it would be be, but it is not too thick to not fit comfortably in front pocket.