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small wallet
In college, I used a small wallet that was attached to a keychain. It was enough to hold a driver's license, a credit card, and maybe a few small bills, but no change.
I would like another one, but am not sure where to look. I got the first few that I used (and I used to wear these things out) at the college bookstore. Now, I'm a good distance from the college I attended, so that's not much of an option.
Anyone know where I can get one? I would like one to use at the gym and when I ride my bike.
I would like another one, but am not sure where to look. I got the first few that I used (and I used to wear these things out) at the college bookstore. Now, I'm a good distance from the college I attended, so that's not much of an option.
Anyone know where I can get one? I would like one to use at the gym and when I ride my bike.
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Re: small wallet
http://www.civilianlab.com/
Look under "lossless wallets".
Look under "lossless wallets".
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Re: small wallet
I see them occasionally at WalMart, usually in the men's department. (I have the chain from one of them attached to my keys.)
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Re: small wallet
Try a motorcycle shop..Harley store...excellent quality..used to have one when I rode a scooter (Road King). Kept falling off, haven't had any similar problems with my pickup.....losing wallet or falling off.
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Re: small wallet
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Re: small wallet
you mentioned your college, do they have a website? maybe you can order it from their online store?
FWIW, IIRC, AFAIK, FTMP, IANAL. YMMV.
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Re: small wallet
The Jimi Wallet... http://www.thejimi.com/
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I looked at the pictures and expected it to cost $3 or $4 so I clicked the buy link andpropellerhead wrote:The Jimi Wallet... http://www.thejimi.com/
WildBill suggested REI. Something like this? http://www.rei.com/product/699120
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Re: small wallet
i've had good luck with business card holders from office supply stores. A simple bifold with a pocket on either side.
They will hold the three for four pieces of plastic in one side, a few bills on the other side. Leather, about $5 to $8.
They will hold the three for four pieces of plastic in one side, a few bills on the other side. Leather, about $5 to $8.
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Re: small wallet
I ordered one of these because it was recommended for carrying speed strips.
It is really made for something a bit larger than what y'all are talking about, but it could work.
http://www.russellsformen.com/06rlch06/cel-575-042.html
It is really made for something a bit larger than what y'all are talking about, but it could work.
http://www.russellsformen.com/06rlch06/cel-575-042.html
ps. I don't have it yet, so can't answer any questions about it.Small Leather Waist Pouch
The biggest problem with fanny packs and belt pouches is size. They are just too large! This small, unobtrusive pouch is just the right size for a small digital camera, a cell phone, your credit cards and cash or a small PDA. Measures only 3-1/2" x 5-1/8". Has a zipper pocket on the front and the top opens to a double compartment to handle both a camera and your cash and cards. The belt loop on the back will fit up to a 1-1/2" belt.
So flat and trim that it goes well under a jacket. Fine, soft leather, cognac in color. Weighs only 1.5 oz.
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Re: small wallet
lrb111 wrote:i've had good luck with business card holders from office supply stores. A simple bifold with a pocket on either side.
They will hold the three for four pieces of plastic in one side, a few bills on the other side. Leather, about $5 to $8.
Get 'em at Office Depot. They are sold as business card holders or ID cases. I carry one every day instead of a big billfold full of stuff I'll never need, and it will fit in a shirt pocket. Plenty of room for my DL and CHL behind the window on one side and two or three credit/ATM cards on the other with room left over for a little cash.
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Re: small wallet
I bought something at wal-mart, but it wasn't exactly what I wanted. I'll check office depot this week for business card holders. That may be closer to what I'm looking for.
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Coach has some nice ones: http://www.coach.com/content/thumbnail. ... %20SkinnysVenus Pax wrote:I bought something at wal-mart, but it wasn't exactly what I wanted. I'll check office depot this week for business card holders. That may be closer to what I'm looking for.
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Mithras, that's just a tad more than I wanted to spend.
"If a man breaks in your house, he ain't there for iced tea." Mom & Dad.
The NRA & TSRA are a bargain; they're much cheaper than the cold, dead hands experience.
The NRA & TSRA are a bargain; they're much cheaper than the cold, dead hands experience.