Where can I find a cheap stingray wallet and/or belt? (Or other exotic leathers)

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I just discovered stingray wallets and they're so cool! I've been looking around, and I've found a few sites that have stingray wallets for $40-50 but I'm not sure how legit they are. The sites that have stingray wallets and belts (and wallets and belts of other cool skins like alligator, ostrich, shark, etc.) that seem legit have them for like $200. Can anyone recommend where to buy exotic leather belts on the cheap? Is it even possible to find exotic leather belts/wallets around the $50 price point?
Thanks,
Greg
 
I have a stigray belt and my wife has a stingray purse. They're really nice looking and extremely durable. We get them at one of the NY knife shows. I don't remember what we paid, but it was closer to $50 than to $200. Look at the vendor list for the upcoming ECCKS and you'll probably be able to find something.
 
Hey! :D I think I found it haha I was looking through the vendor list and I didn't see any leather/stingray links and I just clicked on one randomly and it had Stingray stuff! http://adamunlimited.com/wallets.php $80 isn't bad, but ideally, I'd like to spend closer to $50-60.
I'm going to a gun show next weekend. Do you think anyone would be selling them at a gun show?
 
Adam is a well-known and generally-respected supplier.

Just be aware that Stingray wallets have a bad reputation for wearing out pant pockets.
 
A few years ago I visited Mole Marine Laboratory and Aquarium in Sarasota. They had a marine petting zoo with live stingrays (de-stingered) which you could pet. They felt just like old-fashioned cheap mouse pads. If you want a wallet with real stingray feel, get a couple of gray mouse pads and make your own!

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Ferrari353 said:
I just discovered stingray wallets and they're so cool! I've been looking around, and I've found a few sites that have stingray wallets for $40-50 but I'm not sure how legit they are. The sites that have stingray wallets and belts (and wallets and belts of other cool skins like alligator, ostrich, shark, etc.) that seem legit have them for like $200. Can anyone recommend where to buy exotic leather belts on the cheap? Is it even possible to find exotic leather belts/wallets around the $50 price point?
Thanks,
Greg
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A.G. Russell sells them thats were i got mine there right around your price point.
 
LEGION 12 said:
A.G. Russell sells them thats were i got mine there right around your price point.
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AG Russell has them for $70 which I've seen a few other places too.
The gun show I'm going to is Crossroads of the West and they don't have a vendor list online and they wouldn't send me one. I guess I'll wait to see if they have any at the gun show and if they don't I'll just get one online.
 
Got this one over 10 years ago lot of life left in it.
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Cullpepper and Co. is a material supply company that sells lots of stuff, including stingray products. A google search should pull them up.

I've seen them at knife shows, as well.
 
I picked up a nice stingray zipper pouch from Adam Unlimited yesterday at ECCKS. Really nice guy and the pouch seem very well made. The wallets I believe ranged from $40-$80. I took the picture to show the knife but you can get a good idea of what the pouch looks like.
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I actually ordered one of the credit card wallets from AU after seeing this thread. Got it a couple days ago and so far I love it. It seems to be excellent quality and well made. I'd say if you buy one of his wallets you can buy with confidence.
 
This place sells at Blade every year. I have bought a few from them. Got my dad one for fathers day last year at Blade. I just swapped out to my spare one even though my four year old one still has years left in it. They are very high quality at a very good price, 45.00 for a tri fold IIRC.
http://www.stingrayproducts.com/
 
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