Wallet shopping

[PNWGATOR]

I have a Saddleback front pocket leather ID wallet and do NOT like it’s inability to easily carry cash. It’s well made and has held up exceptionally.

 

[RADunfee]

Maxpedition

 

[tony]

Ordered one of those Big Skinny wallets mentioned. Looked real familiar to my old trusty leather I have now.
Pics when it gets here

 

[Michigander]

Loving my beaver tail leather wallet from Randy Shuff. It is tough as nails. I dropped it in my boars pen and he munched on it for a while and you can't even tell. Its patina gets better with age.

 

[TxxAgg]

This super mini holds cards, cash, and receipts well. I use it my front pocket. It has held up nicely.

TOM BIHN Ghost Whale Organizer Pouch, L-Shaped Opening, Multiple Sizes

Adds extra organization and an additional pocket to any bag/clips securely inside TOM BIHN backpacks and travel bags. Designed and sewn in Seattle, USA., with globally-sourced materials and fabric from Korea/Japan/U.S.A.

www.tombihn.com

 

[Bowhunting WI]

To respond to the OP's question, I can't comment on the Ridge as I don't own that wallet. My neighbor and my brother have them and they both love it. On the Dango however..........spend your money on any other wallet.

I have a Dango M1 and it's a total piece of crap. Not only is it too big/bulky, but it's construction is pure garbage. The stitching was falling apart within a few months of daily use. I used it for no more than 3 months before I replaced it. Read the reviews on their website, you'll see lots of complaints about the stitching falling apart with minimal use.

I was going to go the Ridge route as a replacement, but instead bought an ArcDry. It checked all the boxes I was looking for in a front carry wallet and I'm super happy with it. Been using it for over a year now.

 

[ropeup79]

I've been using one similar to this and wouldn't go back to anything else especially in back pocket. https://www.amazon.com/Hopsooken-Po...ocphy=9029313&hvtargid=pla-493208088664&psc=1

 

[scattergun]

I stopped using a separate wallet years ago in favour of a phone cover with a simple slot that holds two cards, similar to the one below:


It adds very little bulk while fully protecting the contents from getting bent.

For me, a “tactical wallet” would just be another unnecessary item to keep track of, and since I always know where my phone is anyway, this method really simplifies things. I would never go back to carrying my cards separately.