Posted: 8/17/2004 11:16:52 AM EDT
| I need a new wallet as mine has seen better days. The pending CCW has sparked my interest in finally getting a new one to carry it in. Anyone have any brand/style recommendations and any good on-line sources. I'm kinda partial to the three way fold wallets, but I'm open minded. |
 right out of pulp fiction. you beat me to it.
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www.jfold.com Durable and stylish. I have the green one with the racing stripes. |
| I bought the Kohl's brand (Sonoma, I think) several years ago and have been happy with it. It's a trifold. The other day I was reading that sitting on a wallet at work or whatever can damage your sciatic nerve and that you shouldn't do it. Next time I may get a smaller one that is easier to put in a front pocket when I'm going to be sitting down for extended periods of time. |
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They are a little pricey but organise cards and cash well.And they last forever.Ive had one for about nine years and its been through Hell and back and still looks new. www.coach.com/shop/product_nobefree.asp?product_no=6370&category_id=53&show_bc=1&base_index=0&sort_by_price=&easyask_id= |
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for your feminine side Man's purse, Gilded red morocco leather $8,500 French Late 17th to Early 18th century Width 16.5 cm Height 14.5 cm. Goat skin was used to make this man's purse.Dyed red then tool stamped and finally gold leaf stamped. The clasp and chains are steel. It is a two pleat accordion design. Inside the purse is a small side pocket with flap. The amazing thing about this morocco leather is its pristine condition. Most often tooled leather from this period has deteriorated, but this purse has been well looked after.  |
my skia-tia-wawa-something nerve is beyond repair from just such a practice. Now i just use the wallet to conceal the bulge of the 1911 barrell in my waistband 
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i just got this in the mail yesterday. Its in the color that i dare not say. came all they way from canada by first class moose. clicky I usually go for the traditional single fold leather types but i went for somthing different. |
| I once worked in an office that brought in a workplace safety guy one year to make sure we didn't get carpal tunnel syndrome, or blow nuts lifting shit without back braces. One year he told all of us males we were going to have all kinds of bad things happen to us if we didn't chuck our wallets in the trash and get man purses. I still hae the POS buffalo hide wallet I was carrying that day, still carry it every day, and nothing bad yet! Man purses are a myth, any man who carries a purse is liekly to try and cop a feel if you get stuck in an elevator with him. |
That would go great with my sword and magic helmet. 
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Tumi's flip-fold wallet: I've carried one for 12 years without any complaints! About $60.00, Style 1750, described as follows: Crafted from Tumi's signature full-grain napa leather. Features: turned edge construction; leather interior; six credit card slots; I.D. window and bill compartment. Eric The(PreferablyAFatTumi,Too,LikeW-WSaid)Hun
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I wear my IDs around my neck, some cash and my credit cards in my front pocket in a glorified money clip with a pocket (this seems to be quite the trend now - as I have seen "front pocket wallets" for sale in many places. No real "wallet. By the way, I clip bulk cash together and carry it elsewhere |
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Are you looking for a hoedad-looking wallet or wallet that's stylin'? Last Father's Day, I bought the hubby a black English passcade ID wallet by Coach for $148. Check out the website: www.coach.com/shop/thumbnail.asp?p=4&category_id=53&index=22&sort_by_price=false&show_bc=1 |
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I've had a plain old three-fold wallet that I bought at JC Penny several years ago. A bit beat up now, but still functional. Did a bit of digging, here it is. www.ebags.com/products/index.cfm?ModelID=1204 
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