The rule is simple. If you you use a lot of cash like me (and I do because it's much easier to hold track of your finances this way) the only wallet which makes sence will be a bi-fold or a tri-fold. Also if you live in a country where documents are bigger than the credit-card (my case).
@@IsaacReddinger In the country where I live, if you pay by the debit/credit cards or the Apple Pay, the expences will appear on your account only 3-4 days later. So after a good week-end of spending, you will easily lose the track of your money. While if you just extract the monthly cash, you know precisely how much you have, and even can divide it week by week. I tried the card holders from Recycled Firefighter (love these guys) with the cash strap. It was awesome and super-durable, but yeah you can't fit 5-6 bills in there, and when in shops, it takes time to fold bills each time. Bi-fold is simpler, plus, these bad boys can be friggin gorgeous. Also our ID is much bigger than the credit card size (it's like double) and they require you to have a paper document for the car each time you are driving (fits in the bi-fold), if you are pulled over. And they say to ALWAYS have it with you and never live it in the car, because if you are carjacked and have this car-passport inside, the hijacker can legally drive, pass by cops like nobody's business, and it's far easier for him to sell your car.
The rule is simple. If you you use a lot of cash like me (and I do because it's much easier to hold track of your finances this way) the only wallet which makes sence will be a bi-fold or a tri-fold. Also if you live in a country where documents are bigger than the credit-card (my case).
Fair point
@@IsaacReddinger In the country where I live, if you pay by the debit/credit cards or the Apple Pay, the expences will appear on your account only 3-4 days later. So after a good week-end of spending, you will easily lose the track of your money. While if you just extract the monthly cash, you know precisely how much you have, and even can divide it week by week. I tried the card holders from Recycled Firefighter (love these guys) with the cash strap. It was awesome and super-durable, but yeah you can't fit 5-6 bills in there, and when in shops, it takes time to fold bills each time. Bi-fold is simpler, plus, these bad boys can be friggin gorgeous. Also our ID is much bigger than the credit card size (it's like double) and they require you to have a paper document for the car each time you are driving (fits in the bi-fold), if you are pulled over. And they say to ALWAYS have it with you and never live it in the car, because if you are carjacked and have this car-passport inside, the hijacker can legally drive, pass by cops like nobody's business, and it's far easier for him to sell your car.
Great video!
Thank you!
Great review! I have both too but I use the slim card wallet the most👍
Thank you!
I own like 7 or 8 Saddlebacks wallets I would have to live 200 to 300 years old to wear them all out I change wallets 2 to 3 times a week
what wallet do you carry today?
I'm still carrying the slim card wallet and love it!
@@IsaacReddinger damn could we some patina
Nice review, informative...
Thank you!