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The media could not be loaded. 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 paperCons:-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

I bought my first mighty wallet 9 years ago, just now needed to replace it as it was wearing through near a fold at bottom. These are very strong, I like that they dont "look" like wallets, they are extremely thin, and have plenty of pockets.

I bought this in 2013 and it's now 2020, it's coming up on its 7 year anniversary and I'm finally replacing it with a leather wallet. Here's a couple notes to help you decide.1. It went through the wash over a dozen times and stayed folded and never tore.2. The ink faded on the outside after year three or four.3. People will constantly ask you why your wallet is paper and you always have to explain "it's waterproof paper, and no I didn't make it myself."4. I bought one for my brother as well and he loved it.5. It's as thin as paper, it is only as thick as it's contents.Honestly after all this time I'd keep using it if it wasn't faded and yellowing, I'm moving to leather and cloth to class things up a bit. No regrets.

When I first got this, every time I took it out someone commented on how cool it looked or asked if I made it myself. Unfortunately, it starts to wear out pretty quickly if you have it in your pocket every day. I've had it for maybe six months now and it hasn't torn, but it has lost its sheen. The corners look tattered and worn, especially the fold. At this point, it looks more like cloth than paper. I am pleased with how strong it is, but it loses its novelty quickly.As a side note, I wish it didn't have french(?) conjugations written on the inside, I would have liked to leave it blank or put my own writing on it.

i got this wallet because i was tired of bulky wallets that unlevel my backside every time I sit down. Plus I am heading towards a more Franciscan spirituality and what can be more "in the spirit of poverty" than a $10 wallet that looks like a folded up piece of loose-leaf paper? It's a pretty thin wallet, and even thinner if you don't keep a lot of stuff in it. For its thinness, for the 'cool factor' and 'St. Francis factor', it gets my approval! The reason I took one star off the rating is the following: (allow me to explain) there are two 'long pockets' for bills to be kept, unfolded and length-wise (which most wallets usually have); the main 'long pocket' functions fine, but the second 'long pocket' that is lateral to it, you must open *very* carefully because the flaps that hold it in easily come out, and that long pocket opens up completely, coming undone. This second long pocket I usually store things like stamps and my voter registration card, stuff I don't want to keep with my credit cards in the 'side pockets' neither with my cash in the first 'long pocket'. (btw I recommend keeping at least 4 cards in both 'side pockets' so your cards won't be sliding around much.) Anyways, this second 'long pocket' that easily comes undone is annoying...perhaps I might insert some tape to restrain it. (why did the designers make it this way? perhaps to make the wallet 'expandable'? or perhaps it's part of the origami design of the wallet?) Other than that, pretty cool wallet!-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Update 4-24-17Ok I realized why the makers of the wallet left those 2 flaps that can come undone...it's to make the wallet expandable...for example, if you want to stuff a fat wad of cash in the wallet, the flaps make the wallet expandable and permit it to accommodate the extra girth. So, kudos to the makers of the wallet for this feature!

The lifespan for these wallets is supposed to be pretty short, but mine lasted well over a year and it would have lasted longer if I would not have been lazy and used some duct tape for repairs. One thing I will say about this wallet; it gets a lot of compliments. Almost every time I paid for something, somebody would make a comment about it. If my sister would not have given me a very expensive, vintage leather wallet, I would have purchased another one of these. Highly recommended!

Ya tenia tiempo deseando una cartera de papel, que aunque esta no es el modelo que buscaba, me gustó mucho. Es muy llamativa, al tacto se siente bien y en el tiempo que llevo usándola no se ha maltratado o manchado. El único detalle es el precio, ya que con lo que pague me hubiera comprado una de piel, aún así estoy contento con la compra. Y mencionar que llegue antes de la fecha programada.

Buen producto, aunque se deforma rapidamente, si es resistente. Los colores claros tienden a ensuciarse o teñirse facilmente. No es Excelente.

Sieht witzig aus, aber wird leider sehr schnell schmutzig und lässt sich nicht säubern

This wallet is incredible- its pros include being* the thinnest, lightest wallet I've ever owned that takes a dozen credit cards, and notes.* a conversation piece in itself: almost every person who has seen me with it and realised its a wallet has asked me about it. Not the best but certainly not the worst place to strike up conversation!* recyclable and made from recycled paper.* it can be written upon, which has its uses when you're out and about and need to scribble down ultra important information and want to record on something that doesn't depend on batteries [read, mobile] for information retrieval. e.g., I noted down how to get back when travelling in strange places.That said, after almost a year of use and abuse now, the wallet does look a bit worse for wear. Still a conversation piece though I'm quite self conscious when taking it out of my pocket.Furthermore, you simply have to use a coin purse (I've recycled an SD card pouch I had).Anyway, for what it's worth, I've quite enjoyed this product. The only reason I can't give it five stars is because for, what's starting to feel like a perishable product, it's not cheap enough to be replaced every year or so, in my opinion.

This thing lasted me years and because it looked like folded piece of paper no one ever messed with it.