Topic: Steel
Posted: October 03 2006
Larry! (30) Steel wallets would be really uncomfortable in your back pocket.. Topic: Tyvek
Posted: October 03 2006
Myrddin Emrys (NR) I had no idea what Tyvek was, so I went to DuPont’s website about it. After many examples of products that use it, I finally found one that I’d seen myself… USPS priority envelopes, those really tough non-stretchy ones. That is a neet fabric, I didn’t know what it was called before. Topic: No duct tape?
Posted: October 03 2006
Karyyk (NR) No self-made duct tape wallet? Come on… Topic: is that a?
Posted: October 03 2006
coverlim (28) i have a stainless steel wallet in my pocket (right now) and despite the fact that might sound like sick joke, it really isnt uncomfortable. i think they just have to be small, and in the front pocket. Topic: re: No Duct Tape?
Posted: October 03 2006
cory (223) duct tape wallets are overrated. gaffers tape is where it’s at Topic: Ditto
Posted: October 03 2006
gijoemanning (74) Ditto what cory said. I got a wallet from DBClay and they use all these industrial tapes and put styles on them. I’m pretty sure I herd about it here….. or it was gizmodo… one of the two here: here Topic: Kramer
Posted: October 03 2006
Reno (1) You mention Costanza in the intro, but where is the version as chosen by Kramer? The one where you just fold the notes over the cards. Big notes on the outside of course, to show off the tenners. Topic: Ditto
Posted: October 03 2006
gijoemanning (74) Ditto what cory said. I got a wallet from DBClay and they use all these industrial tapes and put styles on them. I’m pretty sure I herd about it here….. or it was gizmodo… one of the two here: here Topic: Get Robbed, and have salt rubbed in the wound
Posted: October 03 2006
jason (36) If you hade an IPod in your wallet, your iPod AND wallet would get stolen. If I was a mugger, I would also spit on you just to make the encounter all that much worse. Just look at my sock puppets, yeah, that’s what it’s all about. Topic: The Wallet 2.0
Posted: October 03 2006
Ross (NR) A silicone wallet that’s durable, water-resistant & molds to your pocket… here Topic: Top Ten Geek Wallets
Posted: October 03 2006
tripster (1) I’ve got a very cool wallet, or money clip, actually, made of old bicycle innertubes. Here’s the makers URL: here Topic: top ten geek wallets
Posted: October 04 2006
Jerry (NR) I got a cool wallet here. Of course, its also the handymans wallet 
www.ducttapefashion.com Topic: repost
Posted: October 04 2006
Jerry Korl (NR) the url didn’t post right. I’m no good at this html stuff. http://www.ducttapefashion.com Has anyone seen those wierd chain-link wallets out there? I saw one at a concert once, it was wicked cool but looked uncomfortable. Topic: top ten geek wallets
Posted: October 04 2006
top search engine listing (NR) can i send my wallet pic? haha Topic: All-Ett
Posted: October 04 2006
Les (NR) I can’t believe the All-Ett didn’t make the list. Its made of ultra-strong spinnaker cloth and its engineered to be super thin in your pocket. I’ve used one exclusively for the last 2 or so years and its great. here Topic: Crossword Wallet
Posted: October 04 2006
mvenable (2) Where to find it? (No link) Topic: Recycled Wallets
Posted: October 04 2006
Mark (NR) I myself prefer the eco friendly and ultra unique Freitag Wallet… made from recycled truck tarps, and you get to choose the cut yourself. Colourful, durable, vegetarian, and very cool. They also do bags where you can choose the individual bits of fabric before it is made up for you and delivered. All that, and they are lovely people. Managed to get a wallet to me in three days in the week before Christmas from Germany to the UK. Topic: Can I buy a nano wallet if I have no nano?
Posted: October 04 2006
KR (NR) Love the nano wallet. Now I just need a nano. For the time being, I’ll stick with my metal card case from Muji. Carries six cards, which is actually three more that I usually need or ever use. Topic: Hateful HTML linkage failures
Posted: October 04 2006
KR (NR) Let’s try that link again, shall we? (And if this doesn’t work, apologies and I’ll never do it again): the metal card case from Muji – here Topic: tape case wallet
Posted: October 04 2006
frank (NR) in college a friend of mine improvised his wallet out of a cassette tape case, and i’ve been using the same ever since. i’ll never run out because i’ll never be done converting all my old cassette tapes to mp3, so i’ll have an endless supply of empty tape cases. here /> Topic:
Posted: October 04 2006
frank (NR) huh. no photos permitted in comments section? here’s a link to a photo of my tape case wallet Topic: my wallet
Posted: October 04 2006
brian (NR) my wallet says bad motherfucker Topic: missed something!
Posted: October 04 2006
Simon (NR) you forgot the ‘all-ett’ this is for the minimalistic geek. Or at least the one that doesn’t want to be carrying a big lump in his/her pocket. here Topic: Hard case wallet
Posted: October 04 2006
Hollywoodkids (NR) I carried a cigarrette case around for about 3 years. It acted as a perfect wallet, and people always did a double-take when I whipped it out (the wallet). Topic: geek wallets
Posted: October 04 2006
none (NR) I’m currently using a wallet from German company Freitag. I can’t recommend this company enough. Good prices for high quality gear and they shipped my wallet to the U.S. in under a week. I also used the All-Ett ultrathin wallet for a few years before this one. I loved that wallet immensely but needed one that looked a little more sophisticated. Topic: Pulp Fiction Wallets
Posted: October 04 2006
Josh (NR) How could you forget about the option of getting a wallet says bad mother fucker on it? If there’s one thing a geek loves, it’s making references to things. Topic: Hlaska
Posted: October 04 2006
Larry! (30) I actually have the Hlaska wallet that you guys showed on the site a couple months (? Maybe longer…) ago. I was looking for the leather and suede one, the Metropolis one I think it’s called. But the guy I was buying it from didn’t have that model, so I ended up getting the one you guys showcased on the site, the canvas and leather, Motel. It’s actually a really neat little guy, I get compliments on it, very classy. Haha only that my new jeans started fading onto it, so now its starting to get all blue! Damn you designer jeans. But yeah, thanks! =] Topic: Second the Jimi
Posted: October 04 2006
david_got (1) After using a muji card case for 1 year + I recently upgraded to the jimi (mentioned by Mark in an earlier comment). This wallet is awesome. From Tom Bihn or eBay. Topic: More rubber wallets
Posted: October 04 2006
Michael (NR) I’ll second tripster’s vote for wallets made from recycled innertubes, but I get mine from here, because the selection is better, and the name is funnier. Topic: Tyvek
Posted: October 05 2006
kamil (3) Tyvek wallets rule. I was abbout to get me one of thems, but I came across a USPS envelope in my room and made my own. Topic: Cory got it right
Posted: October 06 2006
AV_Geek (1) All of you poor duct tape afficianados need to learn a bit from the Pors – Gaffers tape is far superior to humble duct tape, after the adhesive on dect tape starts to migrate, and guess where it ends up? that’s right boys and girls, for most of us wh carry this type of wallet it end up in the old back pocket, where it effectively seals the pocket closed after a trip through the dryer. Topic: ALL-ETT or Nothing
Posted: October 08 2006
Shannon Ferguson (NR) My vote is for the All-Ett. I bought one when my back started aching. I have all the cards I need, but I don’t have a huge bulge…in my back pocket, you perv! Topic: ultimate minimal geek wallet
Posted: October 08 2006
wondrack (2) I’ve been rolling with the rubber band wallet for years. You can find the special sized (it matters!) here: here Topic: These are neat too!
Posted: October 09 2006
dep (NR) These push button wallets are pretty snazzy too 
Topic: silver wallet == the best
Posted: October 23 2006
quantazel (7) yeah, they’re not actually buttons though–more like switches. I have one and I love it. Here’s a review I wrote. Topic: Nano Wallet – interesting
Posted: February 26 2007
Nagil (NR) I’d like nano wallet, I think it is very useful for those with nano, will think to buy myself one. Topic: Nano Wallet – interesting
Posted: February 26 2007
Nagil (NR) I’d like nano wallet, I think it is very useful for those with nano, will think to buy myself one. Topic: interesting…
Posted: February 26 2007
dub713 (NR) i dig the metal ones, but damn if that won’t be a pain in the ass if you keep forgetting it’s in your pocket. gama-go ‘>here has some cool wallets as well Topic: wow wallets
Posted: April 08 2007
frye (NR) C.E.O. Billfold Wallet (AKA: nano Wallet) is the coolest one of those. Will attract eyeballs 
Topic: Keyboard Wallet!
Posted: April 11 2007
Eric Nguyen (NR) You guys missed a seriously awesome geek wallet here. Full disclosure: I work for Instructables. This is why I know about the wallet. I didn’t make it, nor do we sell things like that; it’s all stuff our users invent. This one is a really good instructable and IMHO belongs in your top ten Topic: jimi
Posted: April 12 2007
Tim Bradshaw (NR) jimijimijimijimijimijimijimijimijimi the jimi is the best wallet ever – before you even take into account it’s made from recycled plastic. jimijimijimijimijimijimijimijimijimijimijimijimijimijimijimijimijimijimi… Topic: jimi wallet
Posted: April 13 2007
Butler (47) You mean this? here Topic: re
Posted: April 14 2007
clyde (31) LOL @ Butler. That’s a dope Jimi wallet Topic: Nice
Posted: April 21 2007
Charles David (NR) btw, is the wallet in first pic in used ? Topic: Stretch money holder
Posted: August 05 2007
Mike (NR) This holds everything without giving me fatass. You have to check it out. They have a live demo at: www.stretchmoneyholder.com Geaux Tigers! Topic: Hi
Posted: September 30 2007
Steve (NR) Very cute, i like the desings Topic: kool!
Posted: January 31 2008
Cowboy (NR) The second wallet is cool, Others won’t even know you are holding a wallet. Topic: Duct Tape Revolution
Posted: February 08 2008
Kyle (NR) Don’t forget the Duct Tape Wallet! Duct ‘>here Tape Revolution carries them. www.ducttaperevolution.com Topic: Duct Tape Revolution
Posted: February 08 2008
Kyle (NR) Wow…code error. Heres the site: Duct ‘>here Tape Revolution Topic: Duct Tape Revolution (3rd time)
Posted: February 08 2008
Kyle (NR) Aaaahh… Why do I even bother… The site is http://www.ducttaperevolution.com Topic: artist series and limited edition!
Posted: November 23 2008
resisttoday (3) These wallets aren’t as cool as our cool wallets! hah. Ours are artist-made, limited edition and screen printed with some awesome art and graphics. I hope you like them. Maybe you could add some of ours to this list? Our hail to the robots wallet is pretty geeky! Topic: limited edition wallets
Posted: November 23 2008
resisttoday (3) ok let’s try that link again: <a href=”here made and limited edition (aka cool!) wallets</a> Topic: artist series and limited edition wallets (aka cool wallets)!
Posted: November 23 2008
resisttoday (3) ok let’s try that link again: <a href="here > artist made and limited edition (aka cool!) wallets </a> Topic: fdgdhf
Posted: March 30 2009
vick (14) hope you like them. Maybe you could add some of ours to this list? Our hail to the robots wallet is pretty geeky! maybe you like this cdfgter Topic: hi
Posted: March 30 2009
vick (14) I think it is very useful for those with nano, will think to buy myself one. here Topic: fghgj
Posted: April 01 2009
vick (14) These wallets aren’t as cool as our cool wallets! hah. Ours are artist-made, limited edition and screen printed with some awesome art and graphics. I hope you like them. Maybe you could add some of ours to this list? Our hail to the robots wallet is pretty geeky! replica bag Topic: fghgj
Posted: April 01 2009
vick (14) here Topic: fdgfh
Posted: April 01 2009
vick (14) These wallets aren’t as cool as our cool wallets! hah. here will think to buy myself one. here Topic: Atari cartridge wallets
Posted: June 20 2009
Jeff (NR) I can’t believe nobody mentioned the Atari ‘>here cartridge wallets. You can’t get much more geek than that. Topic: Atari Wallets
Posted: June 20 2009
IllCutYou (1) I can’t believe nobody mentioned the Atari cartridge wallets. You can’t get much more geek than that. Topic: Carbon Fiber Wallets
Posted: August 13 2009
matilda (NR) What about RAGGEDedge sailcloth carbon ‘>here fiber wallets? Topic: Seems Internetsting
Posted: August 21 2009
James (1) Major retailers (such as the UK’s John Lewis Partnership or Neiman Marcus in USA) usually sell a wide selection of men’s wallets web hosting, including branded and house-name wallets. Specialist designers include Ben & Dafna, who create wallets made from duct tape in Camden Market; J Fold, that offer a large range of colourful leather wallets; Stewart-Stand, a New York design house that designs wallets made from woven stainless steel; db clay who designs graphically-based wallets out of Portland, OR; MAKR who makes domain name registration hand-sewn leather wallets out of Orlando, FL; and Braithwaite Wallets which seeks to design wallets in a way more in line with the term’s original meaning.Wallets may also have an identification pocket, which facilitates the display of a regularly-used piece of identification such as workplace ID or a bus pass, by housing it within a transparent “window” dedicated hosting. A wallet may also have photo pockets, which are designed to hold a collection of small personal photographs. A wallet may also have a small pouch for coins or keys. Topic: World’s Thinnest Wallets
Posted: August 22 2009
K.S.A. (NR) designed by MIT geek for other geeks that hate thick wallets here Topic: Super Slim Wallets
Posted: September 26 2009
Jay (NR) Loving the stainless steel wallet! We have a pretty good geek following for the Slimmy. ‘>here Check it out. Topic: Slimmy Wallet
Posted: September 26 2009
Jay (1) Sorry about that. I am still working on my HTML. Hopefully this will link correctly: Slimmy Wallet. Topic: Anyone ever tried the Big Skinny thin wallets?
Posted: October 29 2009
Francesca (NR) Anyone have one of them Big Skinnies? apparently they have a facebook fan pagehere Has anyone tried them out? whenever I type in thin wallet they always come up first on google results, but their websitehereis full of sexy women. Can anyone tell me if this is a legit site? Anyone ever ordered from them? They seem to have pretty good reviews on Amazon.com here Someone please tell me if you’ve ever bought from them! Thanks! Topic: BiG SKiNNY wallets. . .
Posted: October 29 2009
Francesca (NR) whoah. I don’t know why it posted the above statement several times. But anyways, if anyone has bought a Big Skinny before can you please get in contact with me or just respond to my post. They say that their wallets are made out of nylon-microfiber. How durable are they? And they say they are washable too!? How do they not stretch-out?? So if anyone has any information on this company that would be greatly appreciated. bigskinny (dot) net & facebook (dot) com / bigskinny THANK YOU FOR YOUR HELP!!! Topic: huang
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Dot Matrix Wallet: Anyone who feels sentimental about Dot Matrix Paper, even if expressed through irony, is operating on a healthy dose of geek sensibility. Made from Tyvek, this Dot Matrix Wallet looks like something only a geek could love and is made from a material that no one but a geek could truly understand.
Tyvek Wallet: Rawhide Tri-Fold: If the Dot Matrix Wallet mentioned above is a little too clever for you, this standard Rawhide Tri-Fold should do the trick. The basic wallet is cool and understated, but still features the miracle of Tyvek, a material that, as mentioned above, only a science loving geek can trully understand. The perfect mix of geek and chic–is this not Kevin Rose’s wallet?
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Mophie Knox Aluminum nano Wallet: By the time the 2nd generation nano rolled around, a few people who had used the nano Wallet above had probably realized that smashing the player in that wallet was a real possibility. Enter the Mophie Knox, made with aircraft grade aluminum, designed to hold your iPod on one side and your cash and cards on the other. The wallet’s play-through design allows you to plug in while the Knox is closed.
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DIY Illuminated Wallet: Walluminate: For a die-hard tech geek, the only thing that might improve upon the Illuminating Wallet above is a guide for building it yourself. Make:Blog comes to the rescue, offering the how-to in a trully geek-friendly form: the podcast. Dubbed the Walluminate, this wallet utilizes LEDs from an old cell phone to light the interior bill pocket.
Stainless Steel Wallet: Why would you want a stainless steel wallet? Sounds a little uncomfortable right? Not when it’s made from a cloth variation on stainless steel that is otherwise only used in industrial applications. What kind of person do you have to be carry this kind of thing around, doubtlessly anticipating the chance to show it off? I think you know where we’re going with this…
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Crossword Wallet: Did the concept of geek exist before the computer age? No? Well what did they call your dorky grandfather who spent all his free time with his head in a crossword puzzle. Niche-brilliant, socially awkward, and infatuated with intellectual games…sounds like a geek from here. This Crossword Wallet celebrates the old-school geek.
C.E.O. Billfold Wallet (AKA: nano Wallet): It probably didn’t take long after the arrival of the first nano for someone to realize that it was thin enough for him to slip into his wallet. Thereafter, it likely wasn’t long before some designer set to creating a wallet built specifically for an iPod. This full-leather C.E.O. Billfold Wallet looks great as a wallet on its own, featuring standard credit card pockets and clear ID pocket alongside a nano pocket with a plastic screen cover, a click wheel protector, and ready access to both the hold button and the earphone jack.
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Walit Illuminating Wallet: The intention behind the Illuminating Wallet is totally sensible: when you open your wallet in low lighting, the wallet lights up to give you an idea of what bills you are handling. But the kind of glee that comes from having this sort of tricked out billfold can’t be measured in sensible terms. Powered by three replaceable watch batteries, the Walit’s electroluminescent strip makes it all happen.
Wallets are a pretty good element of style to get geeky with: you can hide them most of the time, only bringing them out for show when you need to buy something or show your geek friends. A lot of guys see full-grain leather as an indicator of a fine wallet, but it takes a particular sensibility to appreciate stainless steel or dot matrix paper. Some guys go for a feature like a see-through license compartment, but it takes a geek to seek out a wallet built with a nano compartment. But one thing we can all agree upon, that George Costanza wallet just doesn’t cut it in the tech environment these days. In honor of geeks who accessorize, we present you with the Top Ten Geek Wallets.
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The Sammy Titanium Wallet: Featuring sheet titanium, a military specification extruded aluminum piano hinge and rivets, and hand finished in a state-of-the-art aerospace facility, this piece, known simply as The Sammy, is enough to geek out on as an industrial gadget. Of course, you also get to carry it around in your pocket as a functional wallet that includes a riveted money clip and and a slot for credit cards and business cards. This one is only for the geeks that can afford it: $320 (Brushed), $340 (Polished).
RFID-Blocking Wallet and Passport Cases: A geek’s fascination with technology, its power to monitor the individual, and the methods the individual might use to evade that monitoring is often only a slight distance from paranoia. But that counts, too. RFID tags, like those currently found in passports and a variety of bank cards, can be read through most wallets with a basic receiver. Of course, this RFID Blocking Wallet is made to keep the man out of your business.
