After Carrying at Least 4 Wallets a Day to Test the Best Minimalist Wallets, These Are My Favorites - CNET

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With everything being done digitally nowadays, there’s little reason to keep all those receipts like before (you know, “just in case”). And if you don’t carry cash, there’s no good reason to have those old-fashioned wallets, either. Minimal wallets allow you to carry just those few cards you can’t be without — and maybe a few dollar bills — while looking modern and stylish to boot.

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The Ekster's mechanics, along with its slim profile and lightweight materials, make it an elegant solution. The button used to raise the cards...

Pros & Cons

  • Elegant design
  • Great mechanism
  • Low profile
  • Maximum of 8 cards comfortably

Bottom Line

Of all the rugged, minimalist wallets I tested, I found the Ridge to be the most flexible, ironic for a wallet made of titanium (or aerospace-...

Pros & Cons

  • Made from titanium
  • Keeps your cards tight and safe
  • Adjustable design
  • ...

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