Ferro Concepts HY-LITE Wallet

Camouflage wallets are all the rage, cause who knows when you need to hide your wallet in the wilderness. But mine arrived folded inside out, and it seems like it was sitting in the bag awhile like that. Which meant that it wants to stay spread open more than...something that's the opposite of a nun. Needed to stick it under some ammo boxes to try and get it to crease the right way so it doesn't feel bulky in my pocket. You can fit up to five cards per side (more if you just shove them in there), but to keep the low-profie nature of it I would recommend no more than 2 or 3 per side.

Just what I was looking for. IÕm a front pocket wallet guy and the HY-LITE wallet holds what I need but is still super thin and the hypalon material is pretty much bomb proof. The coyote color even looks good!

Cash, ID , and a couple of cards is all you need. I went through my old wallet and skimmed the nonsense out and was able to fit the priorities in this simple, tough wallet. Good price for good quality. My only complaint is that there should've been double stitching.

Use it daily. Perfect for the minimalist and a huge upgrade from the original style!

Great product, needed a simple wallet that was solid. Hits the mark I have been using it for a month and it is good to go.

So thin that I forget its in my pocket. Still plenty of room for what I need. Would buy again.

Very thin, not sure on durability yet, holds all.you need and nothing more.

This is what happens when you cut out all of the unnecessary features in a wallet, and dip the result in pure awesome. You wind up with a package that's the same thickness full as most wallets are empty, and no wider than a smartphone in a case if you like to carry them in the same pocket. The stitching looks strong, with bartacks on the upper corners. The synthetic rubber has just the right grip to hold cards securely, while still allowing them to slide out easily. The two card slots are cleverly designed to hold a few cards securely, while still being able to expand if you have to carry a pile of them. Best of all the cash compartment doesn't require you to learn origami to fit bills like most minimalist wallets.

I have been using this since I bought it. The product is a bit wider than most "thin" wallets (by that I mean the width of the square face when folded, not the "depth"), but it makes up for it comfort and the amount of items it holds for me. I didn't want the RFID blocking, as I have an RF card for work, but it's so thin I may get a second with RFID blocking.