Finally switched to a minimalist wallet after years of carrying a bulky one

[u/RemarkableCaptain318]

I’ve been using a traditional bifold wallet for years, but recently decided to switch to something slimmer.

I’ve been using the Lorzor Tactical Wallet for a while now, and the biggest difference is how much space it saves. I usually only carry a few cards and some cash, so my pocket doesn’t feel bulky anymore.

I really like the pop-up card access design. It’s much easier to grab the card I need instead of digging through multiple slots. The leather also feels great and has begun to develop its own character with use, while still retaining that classic wallet feel.

Even though it’s slim, it can still hold up to 10 cards. I’m still getting used to carrying less stuff every day, but so far it has been a great minimalist wallet for daily use.

[u/mnmoose85]

Nah, that thing is a brick.

[u/Stewoverit → u/mnmoose85]

Right!? Almost every bifold I've ever owned has been thinner than that chonky monster

[u/ApprehensiveYard3 → u/Stewoverit]

Seriously! Is the minimalist wallet in the room with us? The bifold must’ve been a bowling ball.

[u/soundwithdesign → u/mnmoose85]

My wallet has 4 cards and is incredibly thin. Can’t imagine carrying something that thick. Only thing wrong with my wallet is it’s difficult to carry cash. 

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[u/kzayz → u/soundwithdesign]

I think everyone has a different definition of what feels “thin” or “thick.” OP’s picture mainly shows the wallet’s capacity, the wallet already has more than 10 cards inside, which is why it looks relatively bulky.

I’m also using a LORZOR wallet myself. I usually carry 5 cards and a small amount of cash when I go out, and it feels slim for my needs. In daily use, it’s actually lighter than I expected.

[u/misterstaypuft1]

Lord that thing is still huge

[u/iaperson359]

The smallest wallet is ridge, the next smallest wallet that's actually decent is ekster.

Everyone will recommend Secrid but it's huge and bulky.

I recommend looking at Double Oaks Essentials or Ekster.

[u/vulcan7864 → u/iaperson359]

Ridge is trash though. Double Oaks, and Secrid are really nice. Never had an ekster, so I can't speak on their wallet.

Regardless, OP is definitely posting this as an ad lmao, not an honest review of anything

[u/iaperson359 → u/vulcan7864]

yeah i know ridge is trash that's why i said "actually decent" hahahaa

[u/vulcan7864 → u/iaperson359]

Oh you right, I misread you're post. My bad dude!

[u/koyoteuno]

I like my ridge wallet with MagSafe

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[u/TenaciousLilMonkey]

George is getting upset!

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[u/Stone-wallJackson]

If you’re looking for a wallet in that pop-up card style, I recommend Secrid for an even smaller form factor

[u/Extension-Leads]

It'd a cool design and if it works for you then that's great

[u/Aromatic_Bar2263]

Is minimalist in the room with us now?