Review on 👜 Saddle Brown Men's Wallets, Card Cases & Money Organizers - Andar The Ranger by Terrell Ciula

If you're really willing to live with a minimalist wallet, this is a great option. I can have six or seven cards in it which meant I had to be pretty reckless with what I took from my old, thicker wallet during the transfer, but so far I haven't skipped the extra ones. Library cards and stuff are in my car now and I just have to remember to take them with me when I go there. use. I always keep my debit card in my outside pocket and a few bills in my cash drawer, and 90% of the time that's enough. My driver's license is tucked into the retractable elastic, and several insurance policies are in the inside pockets, just in case. Until I got it, I had no idea the extent to which I was using just one or two cards. I once saw a review where someone said the Ranger is so thin they regularly forget it's in their pocket, which sounded unlikely to me. until I unconsciously looked for my back pocket for the first time. It's insanely thin and light. The outer skin also appears to have some sort of Wolverine mutant healing factor. I don't know enough about leather to explain what's going on here, but many times I've scratched it and thought "Damn, here's my perfect looking wallet" and by the next day the obvious slight scratch was completely gone. It constantly reverts to a uniform look even after my keys have been swiped on it or something. Anyway, I love this wallet and the minimalist choices I've made in terms of what I carry.