The wallet to die for

Fendi Monster wallet with eyes in red.

Coin pouch ? Are you a great grandmother ?

r2 have you traveled or lived in Europe? I'm guessing not. They hand out 1 and 2 Euro coins as change for EVERYTHING. It's not like it is in the states.

R2 ^^^^can't get into bars yet

That Fendi wallet is actually kind of cute (couldn't find the red eye one). I've never seen those before. How old could one be before having that wallet would look ridiculous?

After I bought my monster wallet, I found out it was for men! I don’t know any men who’d carry that thing. I thought it was made as joke for girls.

r6 it'd be a good wallet for a sci-fi nerd/hipster.

I have a wallet I carry in a zipped pocket or throw in a bag. Wallets are for everyone.

This one.

Mine is red with white eyes, metal irises and a black thunderbolt on top. Honestly, they’re so fun to carry, I think any age can wear them.

I grabbed the thunderbolt red one the instant I saw it, it had my name all over it!

That Flipside wallet is pretty neat too. I'm wary of hard wallets though - do they hurt to sit down in them?

I like the Flipside suggestion, but love the zip arounds from "Property Of" though no RFID.

I do not generally place myself inside the wallet, R11, but I imagine that doing so and then sitting would hurt a great deal.

I carry it in my front pocket.

I've been using this one for the last couple of years. It's basically a metal tray with a really high quality elastic band around the middle.

I always get coin pocket wallets too, OP. Very convenient for European and Canadian travel, but also for USA. It’s nice to be able to find six pennies for tax, or a few quarters for parking without having to dig around. I get all my wallets from Fossil. They cost around 30-60 dollars apiece. Last time I was at the Fossil store, the saleslady told me that their coin pocket wallets were the most popular items, and Fossil now made them in all their design lines.

I had a boss that REALLY loved Angry Birds and was also a fake obnoxious asshole, so I associate that and Jaguars with him now :-o Cute otherwise.

I just ordered the wrap wallet by Thread and Leather. It isn't here yet but I've got high hopes. Not inexpensive but I'm hoping it will be just what I've been looking for.

Taxi wallet

I also have the little monster bag which goes with it.

Not a hipster but huge nerd.

One that fits in my pockets.

I'm currently coveting this, but can't quite bring myself to spend $300 on a card case:

r22 so you put cards on the outside and money on the inside - it must be for a purse, right?

WTF uses cash for ANYTHING anymore?

I mean other than DL's techphobic eldergays.

This is the only wallet you need

r24 people who travel in Europe. You don't really want to be whipping credit cards out everywhere. I mainly use mine for online purchases.

r23, it could be for a pocket or a purse, for man or a woman, and you can use the zippered compartment for cash, coins, or more cards. It's a unisex item that they have variations of listed for men and women (although, they're all pretty much identical except for color options).

I travel in Europe quite frequently R25 and other than small out of the way villages, where they only take cash, you can use Apple pay or Samsung pay or a credit card for everything.

Why is using a credit card in Paris or Vienna or even Barcelona scary to you but using one in NYC or Dallas is not?

I mean beyond the DL Maiden Aunt thing?

R6, I love it!

R2 I don't want to dig into pants pockets to find change. And, BTW, I'm not an Elder.

R24, why the condescending attitude towards people choosing to pay cash? I pay in multiple ways and always carry cash so I can have an option. I don't care to have my purchases tracked, either, but I suppose your expectations of privacy are a lot lower than mine. There are more than a few of my favorite non-corporate shops that don't take credit or use apps. Choice is a good thing!

r27 they charge you extra to use credit cards in many places in Europe, for one. It's against VISA and Mastercard's rules, but the EU allows it (at least it did until recently). I'm guessing you only go to large cities. They don't have to be "small out of the way places". Regardless I didn't say they didn't take credit cards, just that cash seems to be more desirable. It's cheaper, for one, and mostly guaranteed to be accepted, versus Apple Pay or Samsung pay (which I have never seen, despite Samsung's attempts to make it a thing). Why does the idea that cash is still preferred overseas trouble you so where you have to try to ridicule others for it? What are you afraid of?

R24, I am not an elder gay, (32!) but I do use cash for all my purchases. Using cash helps me stick to my budget, and be in control of my spending. I only carry credit cards when I am traveling. I do get some funny looks when filling up at the gas station, though. A fill up for the SUV can easily reach $90, since it only takes premium, and the attendants get pissed when I pull out a 100 bill

I like this little number from Diesel.

Thanks R28!

[quote][R24], I am not an elder gay, (32!)

Oh, honey...

This fabulous queen who is spouting off about traveling in Europe and not carrying cash clearly shows his imagined grandiosity - when you “travel in Europe” you must stay in hostels - or I guess you don’t tip the bellman and hotel staff. I’m guessing your real vacations include a moldy smelling room in a budget hotel inland from Myrtle Beach .