To be honest, I always wondered about the justification of the £75 price tag Ridge wallets carry. I'm probably missing something, but there just doesn't seem to be enough to warrant the outlay. But I always liked the idea of the design and I'm always bending cards in my pocket
So when I saw this, it was about the price range I always expected to find these. It doesn't come with an adjustment tool, but nor does it require one. The box is quite nice if you're giving it as a gift (as I was to myself. I was surprised and pleased)
The wallet itself feels nice. It's smooth and shiny and feels quite sturdy. It also doesn't feel like it's going to yield in any way or come apart. Of course, time will tell with regard to build-quality and resilience. I always have my wallet in my back pocket (hence the cards bending) and I've felt no creaks or cracks. Well, in the wallet at least
I've based my score on my expectation of this wallet and not as a reference to other wallets. This is important because this can be a tricky little beasty to use. Removing cards can take some practice, a running start and a 20-minute headstart. I'm sure I'll either get used to it or spend less. On balance, I'd currently prefer a bit of faff getting cards out to risk having them damaged by my bum
If you get one of these and after putting in your cards notice the wallet has become wedge-shaped, remove the cards and put them back in with the raised writing towards the closed edge of the wallet. The raised writing causes a slight variation in thickness and the elastic on the closed edge makes it look a lot worse. It's a minor detail, but I wouldn't be buying a wallet like this if the minor details were unimportant
[UPDATE] This wallet has saved my Christmas finances! I couldn't get any cards out to spend on them! :-) 6 stars!
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To be honest, I always wondered about the justification of the £75 price tag Ridge wallets carry. I'm probably missing something, but there just doesn't seem to be enough to warrant the outlay. But I always liked the idea of the design and I'm always bending cards in my pocketSo when I saw this, it was about the price range I always expected to find these. It doesn't come with an adjustment tool, but nor does it require one. The box is quite nice if you're giving it as a gift (as I was to myself. I was surprised and pleased)The wallet itself feels nice. It's smooth and shiny and feels quite sturdy. It also doesn't feel like it's going to yield in any way or come apart. Of course, time will tell with regard to build-quality and resilience. I always have my wallet in my back pocket (hence the cards bending) and I've felt no creaks or cracks. Well, in the wallet at leastI've based my score on my expectation of this wallet and not as a reference to other wallets. This is important because this can be a tricky little beasty to use. Removing cards can take some practice, a running start and a 20-minute headstart. I'm sure I'll either get used to it or spend less. On balance, I'd currently prefer a bit of faff getting cards out to risk having them damaged by my bumIf you get one of these and after putting in your cards notice the wallet has become wedge-shaped, remove the cards and put them back in with the raised writing towards the closed edge of the wallet. The raised writing causes a slight variation in thickness and the elastic on the closed edge makes it look a lot worse. It's a minor detail, but I wouldn't be buying a wallet like this if the minor details were unimportant[UPDATE] This wallet has saved my Christmas finances! I couldn't get any cards out to spend on them! :-) 6 stars!
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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 16 October 2020
So when I saw this, it was about the price range I always expected to find these. It doesn't come with an adjustment tool, but nor does it require one. The box is quite nice if you're giving it as a gift (as I was to myself. I was surprised and pleased)
The wallet itself feels nice. It's smooth and shiny and feels quite sturdy. It also doesn't feel like it's going to yield in any way or come apart. Of course, time will tell with regard to build-quality and resilience. I always have my wallet in my back pocket (hence the cards bending) and I've felt no creaks or cracks. Well, in the wallet at least
I've based my score on my expectation of this wallet and not as a reference to other wallets. This is important because this can be a tricky little beasty to use. Removing cards can take some practice, a running start and a 20-minute headstart. I'm sure I'll either get used to it or spend less. On balance, I'd currently prefer a bit of faff getting cards out to risk having them damaged by my bum
If you get one of these and after putting in your cards notice the wallet has become wedge-shaped, remove the cards and put them back in with the raised writing towards the closed edge of the wallet. The raised writing causes a slight variation in thickness and the elastic on the closed edge makes it look a lot worse. It's a minor detail, but I wouldn't be buying a wallet like this if the minor details were unimportant
[UPDATE] This wallet has saved my Christmas finances! I couldn't get any cards out to spend on them! :-) 6 stars!
Colour Name: Carbon Fiber BlackVerified Purchase
.As expected
By Dan Parry on 17 October 2020
To be honest, I always wondered about the justification of the £75 price tag Ridge wallets carry. I'm probably missing something, but there just doesn't seem to be enough to warrant the outlay. But I always liked the idea of the design and I'm always bending cards in my pocketBy Dan Parry on 17 October 2020
So when I saw this, it was about the price range I always expected to find these. It doesn't come with an adjustment tool, but nor does it require one. The box is quite nice if you're giving it as a gift (as I was to myself. I was surprised and pleased)
The wallet itself feels nice. It's smooth and shiny and feels quite sturdy. It also doesn't feel like it's going to yield in any way or come apart. Of course, time will tell with regard to build-quality and resilience. I always have my wallet in my back pocket (hence the cards bending) and I've felt no creaks or cracks. Well, in the wallet at least
I've based my score on my expectation of this wallet and not as a reference to other wallets. This is important because this can be a tricky little beasty to use. Removing cards can take some practice, a running start and a 20-minute headstart. I'm sure I'll either get used to it or spend less. On balance, I'd currently prefer a bit of faff getting cards out to risk having them damaged by my bum
If you get one of these and after putting in your cards notice the wallet has become wedge-shaped, remove the cards and put them back in with the raised writing towards the closed edge of the wallet. The raised writing causes a slight variation in thickness and the elastic on the closed edge makes it look a lot worse. It's a minor detail, but I wouldn't be buying a wallet like this if the minor details were unimportant
[UPDATE] This wallet has saved my Christmas finances! I couldn't get any cards out to spend on them! :-) 6 stars!
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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 21 September 2021
Colour Name: Carbon Fiber BlackVerified Purchase
Does as advertised
By Trevor Bottomley on 21 September 2021
I’ve been using a pop-up credit card holder for about 3 years, which still functions well, other than the leather(?) casing for holding banknotes, etc., starting to come loose from the metal card holder section. Looking for something a bit different and the need to hold more than 5 embossed cards plus banknotes, this looked a good choice. It is as described, lightweight and compact, and being the same dimensions as a credit card it couldn't be any smaller. It is a niggle that it is a bit difficult to get cards in or out, more so than I thought (especially after using the pop-up holder), but at least you feel confident that your cards are not going to fall out, even if only one card is inserted. The money clip is sufficiently sturdy enough to hold banknotes very securely too. I like it, and after now using a good few times, it’s becoming easier inserting and removing cards. I love the style and design, it's good value, looks and feels well made, and takes up a minimal amount of space in your pocket.
By Trevor Bottomley on 21 September 2021
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