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ViewSlimmy: Thin Front Pocket ID Wallet | 
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| Brand: Koyono
Category: Apparel
Department: Mens
Buy New: $35.95 (On sale from $45.00)
Rating:  11 reviews
Sales Rank: 32560
Fabric Type: Leather
Color: Black, Moca
Size: slim
Dimensions (in): 3.9 x 0.3 x 2.9
ASIN: B000GQF4UE
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| Features:
| • | The Slimmest Wallet on Earth | | • | STYLE: Simple, clean, unique look for any occasion. Not a traditional wallet. | | • | PERFORMANCE: Highest quality stitching and full grain leather. | | • | UTILITY: Slim enough for the front pocket for security, convenience, and to fight sciatica. | | • | UTILITY: Open, three-pocket design with an ID window |
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Product Description
ViewSlimmy is a front pocket wallet specifically designed for the person on-the-go who wisely prefers to carry a wallet in their front pocket for security and faster access. Slimmy's ultra simple, sleek design looks smart with casual, business or formal wear. It is made from the highest quality full grain leather for a soft feel and durability. Slimmy features an innovative open, three-pocket design. The ViewSlimmy adds a window to the side of the traditional Slimmy, allowing for display of an ID or business card. This patented design conforms firmly to the contour of your currency, credit cards, driver's license, business cards and receipts for maximum slimness, conforming more tightly with use. Slimmy is a break from tradition and preferred by G.A.I. (Geniuses, Artists, and Innovators). STYLE WARNING: This wallet is not a magic trick. If you have a George Castanza-like wallet, with over 10 credit cards, pictures of distant relatives, and 5 years of financial records, you WILL NOT be able to magically conceal the same contents in the Slimmy. The Slimmy experience is about security, comfort and minimalism. Carry only what you need so that you are less exposed to theft, less encumbered, and look better. American Express has warned travelers, particularly men, to carry fewer credit cards and receipts in their wallets to guard against identity theft. Carrying your wallet in the front pocket further reduces your risk of any theft. The American Chiropractic Association warns against keeping a wallet in your back pocket because it can cause Sciatica. A Slimmy can help, but you have to want to change. If you are over 30 years old, have a hard time trying new things, or are resistant to change, this may be too hard for you and we ask that you consider sticking to your current plan. Slimmy: 3.875" (L) x 2.875" (W) x 0.312" (H)
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| Customer Reviews: Read 6 more reviews...
An slim wallet August 20, 2008
Yingjian Bo (PA USA)
I put four cards, driver license, and some cash in it. It is slim and fit my pocket well.
 Not a wallet for everyday use March 19, 2008
Registered Independent (California)
1 out of 8 found this review helpful
Well gee, I guess I'm not a Genius, Artist, or an Innovator (or a "G.A.I." as stated in the oh-so-"clever" and not at all condescending product description) as the ViewSlimmy wallet was completely useless to me for day to day activities. I take it that G.A.I.s don't have a need for such bourgeois items as an auto-club card, driver's license, health insurance card, security card/badge, library card (I guess G.A.I.s don't read), etc.
Long story short: I wanted a wallet with an external ID window so I could easily display and access my security ID without removing it from my wallet. I don't like wearing my ID around my neck or dangling from my wrist; but I need it on me at all times in my high security work environment. I bought this wallet with high expectations, but immediately had to return it as it would not hold even half of the items I need on a day to day basis. Also, and perhaps more importantly, while the materials were good I found the stitching/construction to be sub-standard at best.
So, all you G.A.I.s that fall for condescending sales pitches and don't need to carry much in your wallets (assuming you can scrape together the cash as this wallet is WAY overpriced), you will be very happy with this product. You can show it off to your other G.A.I. friends and have a good laugh at the non-G.A.I. people like me that just couldn't handle the challenge of switching to the ViewSlimmy wallet.
 I Love This! November 2, 2007
P. Sawyer (Southern US)
4 out of 5 found this review helpful
First off, this is in my pocket right now.
I had the old style bifold wallet in my back pocket for years. My friend, who is a Physical Therapist, suggested that the monster wallet I had probably wasn't the best for my back. (Sitting on the wallet all day long.)
Anyway, I took the plunge and bought one. I got the viewslimmy so I could stash my ID up front with my college ID behind it. Three credit cards, two insurance cards and a card or two other and I'm set.
Face it. You don't really need all of that garbage in your wallet anyway. Get this. It forces you to clean house. Now, my wallet easily fits in my front pocket.
The only trick is to make sure you put it in your pocket stitched seam down or your cards may come loose. Never been a problem for me, but I could see where it might be.
When this one wears out--which will be a long time as it is build very well--I'm buying another one.
YMMV.
Perfect for me September 24, 2007
Eddy Peach (Erie PA)
1 out of 3 found this review helpful
I've searched the world over for a great slim wallet, and this is the best. Great quality/craftmanship. Excellent design. This will be my wallet of choice for a long time.
Slim indeed September 23, 2007
M. Mella
7 out of 8 found this review helpful
This is a great product.
I managed to get all of the same things into it that I had carried in my old wallet, except three cards (which I learned I don't really need) and one of those was practically a business card, so not very thick. Even so, my full ViewSlimmy is even thinner than my old wallet empty.
Now I can carry my wallet and my cell phone in the same front pocket and my iPod in the other.
My only problem is that I keep my metro pass in the view window so that I can flash it when needed, but anytime I need to take it out - say, to use in a turnstile - it's a pain because it's so securely stuck in there.
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