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>> | No. 6715
6715
Is a wallet necessary these days? |
>> | No. 6716
6716
During the pandemic I started wrapping my mask around my card and taking that. Since then I've started taking only a loose card. I definitely like physical cash on some basic level, but what am I going to do? I can't turn back to tide and I'm not rich enough to carry a roll of notes and tell cashiers to "keep the change" whenever I buy something so I don't wind up jingle-jangling like I'm in full plate mail. |
>> | No. 6717
6717
I bought a £120 full-featured Porsche Design leather wallet on a whim to reward myself. That was seven years ago. It's still going strong. I'm old fashioned and I still think a man needs a proper wallet. And I'd buy another one just like it if I lost it or if it started falling apart. |
>> | No. 6718
6718
I've got a tatty old Motorhead wallet that I've had since I was about 17. It used to have a chain on it but that's long since come off, and the studs no longer fasten either. |
>> | No. 6719
6719
MV5BNzhlY2Y0NGQtOTllMS00NWJmLThkMjktZTIzNzMzZmNkYj.jpg ![]() ![]() ![]() >>6717 |
>> | No. 6720
6720
>>6719 |
>> | No. 6721
6721
I use a card holder similar to the one pictured. I don't like the idea of keeping my cards in my phone case. Losing your phone or your cards is a nuisance, but losing your phone and your cards is a disaster. |
>> | No. 6722
6722
s-l1600.jpg ![]() ![]() ![]() >>6715 |
>> | No. 6723
6723
Best Stick.png ![]() ![]() ![]() I mainly use a 17 year old mulberry wallet my first gf got me. |
>> | No. 6724
6724
991-porsche-911-rear.jpg ![]() ![]() ![]() >>6720 |
>> | No. 6725
6725
I rarely carry a wallet these days, I have some emergency cash on me but normal transactions are done with my phone. Driving license is in the glove box, I look (and am) old enough that no one asks for ID anymore, so no rail card either. |
>> | No. 6726
6726
>>6724 |
>> | No. 6727
6727
IMG_9324-e1512436089754-1024x768.jpg ![]() ![]() ![]() >>6726 |
>> | No. 6728
6728
>>6727 |
>> | No. 6729
6729
Think of the five men you spend the most time with - family, co workers, lovers, whatever. And then try to remember what their wallet looks like. I am struggling to remember what brand my own wallet is. My closet friends, I'm pretty sure it has a zip - that's all I've got. |
>> | No. 6730
6730
>>6729 |
>> | No. 6731
6731
>>6730 |
>> | No. 6732
6732
>>6731 |
>> | No. 6733
6733
>>6732 |
>> | No. 6734
6734
You lot are being especially anal today. Did your missues refuse to have sex with you last night or summat? It's not often we have a cunt off this tedious that I didn't start, so I am quite impressed. |
>> | No. 6735
6735
>>6734 |
>> | No. 6736
6736
If your wallet isn't a big chunky fucker how will you know if it's fallen out of your pocket? |
>> | No. 6737
6737
327324.jpg ![]() ![]() ![]() >>6734 |
>> | No. 6738
6738
>>6737 |
>> | No. 6739
6739
I don't think you should spend £120 on a wallet. You should spend £20 on a wallet and keep £100 in it for emergencies. |
>> | No. 6740
6740
>>6739 |
>> | No. 6741
6741
>>6739 |
>> | No. 6742
6742
I still have a wallet, because I reject change at all times. It still usually has ~£10-£20 cash in it, plus change, at any time, as well as all my cards. Like >>6721 said, I really don't want to have everything of mine in one place so it can be lost, stolen, or thrown at the face of someone who considers themselves a wallet connoisseur. I do pay contactless for things over 90% of the time, but I make a point to replace the cash in my wallet and spend the old cash at least once a month. |
>> | No. 6743
6743
>>6742 |
>> | No. 6744
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>>6743 |
>> | No. 6745
6745
>>6743 |
>> | No. 6746
6746
>>6744 |
>> | No. 6747
6747
>>6746 |
>> | No. 6748
6748
>>6740 |
>> | No. 6749
6749
>>6748 |
>> | No. 6750
6750
>>6749 |
>> | No. 6751
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>>6740 |
>> | No. 6847
6847
Screenshot 2023-08-29 185413.png ![]() ![]() ![]() Are Ridge/Aviator style wallets any good? I've been using a cheap unlicensed Jojo's Bizarre Adventure wallet for three years and it's barely holding itself together. Those minimalist metal wallets look cool. Both Ridge and Aviator have lifetime guarantees (as they should considering they cost £100+), and as I only have about 6-7 cards in regular use I'm not too bothered about lack of space. My main reservation is using an elastic strap or money clip for my bills. Not that I have loads of bills at any given time, but maybe I'll miss the bill section of a conventional wallet. Both sell replacement parts on their sites so you can self repair, which is also a plus. |
>> | No. 6848
6848
>>6847 |
>> | No. 6849
6849
>>6848 |
>> | No. 6850
6850
>>6847 |
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