Ultra Slim Minimalist Tyvek Wallet for Men, Thin Front Pocket Card Holder, Tear Resistant Lightweight Bifold, Original Paper Wallet - Great Starry Wave

This is my 4th mighty wallet. They usually last 3-4 years. These are awesome wallets. Incredibly thin due to the material. No seams to tear they are virtually indestructible. My current one is getting replaced at over 4 years old due to the material finally wearing some holes in it. They have tons of expansion room and can hold a lot of items in them. They are very comfortable due to the thin nature. I will continue to buy them as long as the company is around

Been using this wallet for a few months now. Very durable wallet with no tears in it yet. Haven't had any problem with items falling out and it has plenty of room for what I need. The design i got with all the math stuff on it hasn't really helped with my math but I have gotten a lot of conversations about it. Very light wallet and holds up to filling. Very simple wallet with 2 bill folds and 2 card pockets.

tiny and holds everything well. great value.

I just received this wallet. I'll update once I've used it for a few months to see how it handles regular use. This wallet is not leather. It is only made to look like leather. It is made of Tyvek and printed with a pattern to look like leather. I was aware of this when I bought it but wanted to point this out. The color of the wallet I received is lighter than the picture and the "leather" pattern is more distinguishable up-close. From a distance, it looks dark grey and the leather pattern is not visible. Not a big deal for me, I was more interested in having a dark colored wallet. The Tyvek material feels like what it is...a mix of paper and plastic. Its a bit slippery and flexible but sturdy. Its stiffer than I thought it would be and very thin...with all my cards in it, the wallet is thinner than my regular leather wallet with nothing in it. I'm not a sewing or thread expert but the stitching looks very well done and the construction seems sturdy with neat lines and folds. Cards are fairly easy inserted/removed from the divided pockets, much easier than leather wallets I've used. There is enough resistance to keep the cards intact with the wallet open and upside down. I'm interested to see if they will loosen overtime and whether cards will fall out. Dynomighty offers a few different styles of wallet. I opted for the conventional wallet style. This style has 6 divided card pockets, with two larger pockets behind for bulk card storage as well as the long cash pocket. The wallet is made of several pieces, sewn or stitched together. I was looking for a thinner wallet without going to a "minimalist" style wallet. I wanted several, individual card slots in addition to the money slot. I am interested to see how the wallet withstands regular use. I normally keep my wallet in my front pocket with car keys and a small pocket knife so we'll see how Tyvek holds up. Dynomighty also offers a "stitch-less" origami style wallet, made from folded pieces of Tyvek without stitches/sewing. The origami style, as far as I can tell, only offers some "bulk" pockets, where you'd store all your cards in a stack, not divided. I wanted to keep my credit and bank cards separated so I went with the "sewn together" style. When I get a new debit or credit card, they sometimes come with an envelope made of Tyvek, intended to protect the magnetic strip on the card. I was curious to see if, instead of individual envelopes for each card, a wallet made of Tyvek would do the same thing, Dynomighty offers many, many themes or prints for the origami or folded style (superheroes, Siracha, artist designs, etc.) and even has an option for a custom buyer-submitted design but, as far as I can tell, those aren't available in this conventional style wallet. I'd be very interested in buying this conventional style with one of the unique and interesting designs. Overall, the wallet appears to be a fantastic value. It is a great looking wallet and the Tyvek material is strong and durable. Hopefully it will hold up and turn into an awesome investment. May 04, 2019 - Final update: Wallet will be retired today. It's seen about 4 years of use. It is still functional but has some exterior damage including tears to the outter most layer that don't expose the interior and one tear that goes thru the outside into the large pocket for bills. It started as a small hole several months ago and grew from there. I used this wallet everyday and kept in the same pocket as car keys and a small folsing pocket knife so it experienced lots of abrasion. If it was kept by itself, I'm confident it would last much longer. Its been a great wallet and I'll definitely be looking into buying another.

I can fit everything in it, including a Tile card. But everything falls out if it ends up upside down. That part is frustrating as it often ends up in my computer bag. Otherwise, it holds everything I need with room to spare. I carry 2 credit cards, 2 debit cards, my ID, the Tile card, and my Milky pills. It's holding up well, comfortable to carry, weighs almost nothing, and nearly perfect. Good price, I'd buy it again, but I wish they had some sort of grip or corner at the top to tuck the cards under to help the cards stay in.

This thing is worth every penny! Seems well made. Slim, durable and pretty cool.

*Update May 1, 2013* Having owned this wallet for quite some time now I can say that I am still just as in love with it as the day I bought it. It easily adapts to small amounts of cards/cash from large amounts of the same and so far it hasn't worn out from doing so. The edges are a little wrinkled and the front is a little faded but frankly that makes it look better. Since it's not a leather wallet I personalized this one a little more and slapped my "I Voted" sticker on the inside along with a few other stickers from various places around the country and you wouldn't believe the amount of attention this wallet gets when I whip it out to pay for something (the stickers remove just as easily without removing the design of the wallet). People always ask me where I got it from. Some may not like that amount of attention so you should probably opt for a different pattern but I for one enjoy it and it has been a great conversation starter. I do have one complaint and that is the internal ID/credit card slots have some material towards the back that can make re-inserting your card very difficult. I've found myself having to put my ID into the money dividers just so I could get out of the way of other people trying to pay for things. It's annoying and could probably be fixed with an exacto knife or better manufacturing... *end update* Simply stated it's the coolest wallet that I've ever owned. It feels like money and smells like money. It is very unique and people that I've shown it to in the few hours that I have had it want their own and plan to get one. It is a great night out wallet due to its slim and light profile. It has pockets for everything you need and it also comes with 4 "business cards" made of the same material if you need to write down your number for someone.

I got this because I was looking for the thinnest wallet possible, and I was overjoyed because this was twice as thin as my old leather bifold wallet, which was still pretty thin. This wallet is made out of Tyvek, which is the material that Fedex envelopes are made out of, and the wallet feels like those smooth, thin envelopes. It looks like a piece of paper, though, and that's the comment that I get most often about this wallet, "Is your wallet just a piece of paper?" You have to be really careful with the credit card pocket in the wallet. The way it's designed, it will easily catch on cards that you're putting into your wallet. I almost ripped mine on the first day, so I've been really careful since then. I had a friend that said that's where his ripped. I've had mine for about a month, and it's getting pretty scuffed up. Because I was going for the low class look of a piece of paper, I think it adds character to the wallet, though. I don't expect this to last as long as my other wallets have, but I don't care, because it's so cool. But, whether this lasts for another week or three more years, my next wallet is also going to be a Dynomighty wallet. I like it that much. Pros: +Lots of different quirky styles to choose from +Extremely unique +Thinnest bifold wallet available +Has enough pockets in the wallet, but not too many +This one looks just like a piece of paper Cons: -You have to be very careful so you don't rip the credit card pocket -Your cards will easily fall out, so you have to be careful. Once you get used to it, it'll be okay, though