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Do you use a bifold or a card case and a money clip
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Bows and Arrows
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For the past decade ive used a trifold.
Just a couple weeks ago I switched over to an M-Clip and a cardholder and I must say I like it much better.
I hate driving with an elevated buttcheek
Just a couple weeks ago I switched over to an M-Clip and a cardholder and I must say I like it much better.
I hate driving with an elevated buttcheek
Erenoth
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Front pocket carry, minimalistic, sturdy.
http://www.saddlebackleather.com/ca...l/products/1709-Leather-Wallet-Small-Chestnut
I've been using this particular model since March, and it's aged well thus far.
http://www.saddlebackleather.com/ca...l/products/1709-Leather-Wallet-Small-Chestnut
I've been using this particular model since March, and it's aged well thus far.
Chris Waffles
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Chester Mox card case--just enough room for cards and some cash--it's perfect!
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I'm currently using a trifold (that I dislike immensely), but I've been eying the bifolds & card-cases made by Corter so I think I'll move on to one of those soon.
BTW @Chris Waffles: How does the leather feel on your card case? Also, does it feel cumbersome in your back pocket when you sit or walk?
BTW @Chris Waffles: How does the leather feel on your card case? Also, does it feel cumbersome in your back pocket when you sit or walk?
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I use the card case: http://www.saddlebackleather.com/ca...ucts/2809-Leather-Wallet-Simple-Tobacco-Brown
I've had it for several months and it's awesome! It's got a really great patina on it already, too. I put both my cards and money in it. I use this specific card case because I like to have my cards/money in my front pocket, there is very little bulge from it (I'm not a fan of front pocket bulge other than from one's cell phone), and it's simple. Plus, I have back problems and can't have a huge bifold or trifold in my back pocket.
I've had it for several months and it's awesome! It's got a really great patina on it already, too. I put both my cards and money in it. I use this specific card case because I like to have my cards/money in my front pocket, there is very little bulge from it (I'm not a fan of front pocket bulge other than from one's cell phone), and it's simple. Plus, I have back problems and can't have a huge bifold or trifold in my back pocket.
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water buffalo card case from coach. it's been a huge step up from the trifold i used to rock. recently, however, i've been thinking of going to the clip.
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I basically use the slimmest bifold I can find. Debit card, 2 CCs, drivers license and some bills.
I have a money clip but I prefer the security of a wallet. Less awkward to handle too, since the chances of me leaving home without CCs and drivers license are minimal, and cramming that into a money clip seems like a pain.
I basically use the slimmest bifold I can find. Debit card, 2 CCs, drivers license and some bills.
I have a money clip but I prefer the security of a wallet. Less awkward to handle too, since the chances of me leaving home without CCs and drivers license are minimal, and cramming that into a money clip seems like a pain.
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slim bi-fold at the office and money clip for going out/weekends.
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I use a card case because I don't really use/need cash much, only really carry from $30-$50 cash most of the time. But when I do need to carry some cash, like when in Vegas or vacation for example, I use a money clip along with a card case.
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