Looking for a new wallet.
Doesn’t have to be dressy or flashy or super tactical, just something that can hold a few cards, cash, and a clear area for an ID. I’d prefer no velcro and magnets are a no-go obviously.
Any ideas?
I have one of these. I’m quite happy with mine - holds a couple cards and cash. Bought one for my brother last year - holds a couple cards but only holds cash if its folded (he doesn’t normally carry much or any cash) - he’s a lawyer and is still using his, so I presume he’s happy with his, too.
But it doesn’t have a clear area for your ID to get stuck in. So it rather falls flat there. But the operative word is that it doesn’t get stuck. So I don’t mind not having no clear area.
You said no Velcro, however the Maxpedition Spartan is hard to beat…
Never posted in the the GD forum, but couldn’t resist this topic as I’m very hard on wallets and typically wear through most of my travel/vacation pieces within 6-12 months. Check out Saddleback leather: http://www.saddlebackleather.com/frontpocketidwallet. Initially, I purchased 10 (!) of the front pocket ID wallets thinking I’d replace one every six months. To my surprise I’m still on the first after three years. One caveat- they’re a little tight in the cash pocket and you may have difficulty cramming more than ten bills in there.
This was sent to me in a PM, I think I like it the best so far from the options:
I have one of the Saddleback ID wallets, and after more than a year there’s no real wear on it. Great wallet for the price.
http://www.krsaddleshop.com/Category.aspx?ss=&c=2505&sb=&pgnum=1&pgsize=all&filter=
I like the Tri-Fold…but I’m considering their bi-fold/gentleman’s wallet. I’m of the belief that wallets should be leather so that they keep getting better with age until they one day need retired.
Nope- been there, done those. To be fair, the sailcloth was stout, but the nylon edging worked loose. Probably would have been covered under warranty, but I didn’t want to deal with the hassle of sending it back and wearing another out when seeking a better solution.
Here’s my Saddeback after three+ years. Note the thickness of the leather and the integrity of the stitching. 
Been using this one for almost a year, give it a shot. http://www.slimfoldwallet.com/collections/micro
Is that a tube amp behind your wallet?
I will thirdsies http://www.saddlebackleather.com/?__utma=60395951.314005787.1407029425.1409362050.1409401914.27&__utmb=60395951.4.10.1409401914&__utmc=60395951&__utmx=-&__utmz=60395951.1407029425.1.1.utmcsr=(direct), when checking out their product watch his video on the individual product. You will see just how good the quality of his products are and not to mention THEY HAVE A 100 YEAR WARRANTY.
Just watch the Dave’s Deals section he regularly has wallets on sale in there, I would know because i check it multiples times a day waiting for a thin front pocket briefcase in tobacco @ 25% off :). When looking for a very high quality leather product I will only shop there.
Just be careful because his products are like AR15’s/M4’s, you can’t just have one.
EDIT:
Watch this video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a11wlngpuSY
Yes. Some redone Dynaco MK IIIs run the top end of a multi-amped system in my office. Just happens to be on the shelf directly to the left of my (messy) desk.
How thick is that saddleback wallet? Always wanted to try one, but I prefer thin wallets, usually no fold designs.
Can’t comment on their wallets, but I have a Saddleback briefcase and that dude’s a beast.
I’ve had one of these for years: http://www.specopsbrand.com/t-h-e-wallet-j-r.html
What he said. 
No Velcro. We’ll made. Have had mine for more then a few years.
Nice Amp, I have a quad of JJ kt88’s in my 72 marshall major. Stellar tone…
I’ve destroyed every nylon and velcro wallet I have ever owned. Tried the Jimi wallet (polymer) and it blow out on me as I dropped it presenting ID boarding an international flight, Murphy and all that.
I use nothing but leather now for the durability, I love this company’s products. Thinnest wallets on the market and they hold a lot of stuff.
How do the saddleback id wallets retain cards if you had multiple cards or just one card in each slot after using for a year or so? All the cheaper thin wallets I have stretch to where the cards will just fall out