Ridge Wallet vs Groove Wallet (They are both SO GOOD)
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- Опубликовано: 15 апр 2024
- Groove Wallet and Ridge Wallet are two of the biggest names in the minimalist wallet game. They are both built to minimize the junk in your wallet, but in two different ways. Without having both in your hands, it’s difficult to know exactly which one is right for you, but I can give you the next best thing, as I have both in my hands right now and have put them through their paces over the past couple of years.
So I’ll put both of these wallets up against each other in seven different categories so you can decide if any category is a deal-breaker for you, and then give my final recommendation at the end.
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- Get your Groove Wallet here (Paid Link): amzn.to/49C2BqF
- Get your Ridge Wallet here: (Paid Link): amzn.to/3xOBRWA
I’ve got Ekster Parliament and The Ridge Hennessy (forged carbon fiber). I like the Ekster a lot but the Ridge is another level of comfort. Yes, you need to have your main cards in the front and back of the ridge for ease of use. But I love it. I love both! Great review.
Awesome to hear your feedback!
I’m going with the groove. Going to South America so I only need to carry the minimum. That tight leather pocket looks perfect for a tracker.
Very cool, glad to hear I could help you make the decision!
Update..they sent me two different wallets due to my metal cards sliding back into the slot. Sometimes they never popped out. I sent them a video from each wallet showing the same results. Unfortunately I had already moved to another country and they gave me a refund still. I did request them to think about those cards in the next production.
Groove just released their tracking wallet. The trace. I have their OG wallet and love it. Very interesting in getting the tracking one.
I just saw that as well, definitely a compelling option! I like the idea that its integrated, rather than a card that can be removed (or noticed by someone that took your wallet).
@@Gear_43 a small downside is the battery has up to a 1.5-2 year battery life. They will replace it, but there is a fee of $10
2 pieces of metal squeezed together by some elastic- $80 “wallet” and a cultural phenomenon. What a time to be alive.
Sometimes the simple solutions are the best solutions!
@Gear_43 they comment this on all the ridge wallet videos
Totally ditched the Ridge when I discovered the Open Sea Leather Topsider. You should try it.
I'll see what I can do!
@@Gear_43 The Rustic Heirloom Leather Hitchhiker Wallet is also amazing, it actually made me put down the Topsider for a while. Hope you enjoy them as much.
@@Chaosgoatjust wanted to say thanks for the info you dropped man I checked out everything you mentioned and the leather hitchhiker looks really really good so good I’m going to have to get one of those too to have a leather one to switch to when I want leather and the feel of . I just got a ridge and love it for what it is but I also love leather. The open sea one didn’t do it for me but when I saw the hitchhiker one wow .
Thoughts on Groove Wallet vs Ekster?
Excellent question! Because of your comment, I put together and released this video for you today: ruclips.net/video/j0nt-MfJgoE/видео.html
Now in a hurry or drunk try and remove the middle card from the ridge wallet
Hmmm, I don't think that's a test I'll be doing
Why in the h** would I want to carry 12 cards??? Purpose of minimalist is to take what you need not to store extra cards. Groove Wallet losing due to “capacity” is the stupidest reason. Ridge should lose for making people become card collectors.
I only need 4 cards. License, Debit, and maybe 2 credit cards. Anything more and you should just buy a leather wallet.
There are plenty of reasons to need to carry that capacity of cards. Another name for many of these minimalist wallets is cardholders, so its generally needed to have some capacity for cards in a cardholder.
@@Gear_43 You’re making my point good sir! There is nothing minimalist about a wallet made to carry 12 cards. Shouldn’t be in the minimalist category, make a “cardholder” category. It’s just a brick. Ridge is no better than putting a hair band around 12 credit cards. Not trying to offend your opinion, it’s just the engineering behind groove is superior and a true minimalist wallet in my opinion. With the objective to carry only what is needed for EDC not more.
I guess I've always viewed a minimalist wallet as a wallet that helps you get rid of everything but cards and cash, like receipts from six years ago, and that gym membership you haven't used in a decade. Instead, it allows you to keep the necessary things that a wallet should, cards and cash. I can respect your take as well though!
I went with ridge there’s things I like about groove but I chose ridge .i went with the forged aurora carbon fiber one .
Awesome to hear! Ridge actually just gifted me the Aurora Carbon Fiber to check out for the channel, and it’s rather awesome so far!
The Ridge wallet is the most overrated piece of crap I’ve ever seen. I consider that thing a card holder, not a wallet. Is so impractical, you basically have to take out all your cards to use one. The Ekster wallet and the Grovve wallet are superior and cheaper.
Technically speaking, all three of the wallets you mentioned are cardholders?
@@Gear_43 I’m referring to the usability. The fanning mechanism is way superior and practical in both the Ekster and Groove.
Ekster technology will go bad with in 6 months and it isn’t scratch resistant.
Please stop ahaving your eyebrows