Dynomighty Tyvek Mighty Wallet

This wallet is pretty cool and durable. I was hesitant to get it because many people were reporting that their card would slide out easily. I found a soultion:In an attempt to decorate my wallet I inadvertably discovered a way to fix this. I applied pink duct tape (use any color you want) on on e end of the wallet. I wrapped a half of a standard width around the end that way nothing can fall out but I can still put stuff in it on the other end. I also put a piece on the inside along the top of the wallet were the card holders are. I made the card slot a bit narrower.This as worked out pretty well for me. I am even able to keep coins in my wallet using the huge pocket I made by taping the one and of the wallet.Although I like this wallet it wasn't exactly what I was looking for. I needed something smaller and I went to the might wallet website and bought a mighty mini wallet and card holder. They had a better selection too.

This wallet is really nice. I got the black plaid one and like the understated looks. The wallet is so thin that I now carry all of my cards and cash whereas I used to just carry the part of my old wallet that came out and only held a few cards and my ID. The corners are already starting to wear white a little after just a week's use. I'm sure it will last a while, but it just won't look the same. The main design problem with the wallet is that the two 'outside' pockets don't hold cards very well. I actually put all of the cards I'd like in those pockets into just one of them so they are held in tighter so they don't fall out.

Got this wallet to replace my old fabric bill fold. I love how thin and light it is. Its so thin that on first use I thought I lost my wallet. Its that thin. One thing I dont like is how slippery the tyvek is with credit cards and my drivers license. I get worried sometimes a card might fall out if I open it too wide. Aside from that one issue, Im happy with the purchase.

I have had one of these for 9 months, and it is just starting to wear through on the corners. It would probably last a year, but I'm going ahead with another one now. I carry this in my back pocket.It has to be the thinnest wallet you can get. The cards do slide out if you flip it open, but after a while you just tend to avoid that.About ten people commented on it in the time I have had it... along the lines of "wow, that cool!"I do not want to go back to a leather wallet now. I like this better.After I posted this it showed the wrong graphic. I have the one that looks like postcards, not the purple wonder woman one they're showing (Hey thanks a lot Amazon).

I got the Devo model. Mine started to tear within 24 hours of usage and was complete unusable by the two week mark. At least it was cool looking when I got it...

I really like the thinness of this wallet, and the style. It replaces a really nice, thin leather wallet, at a small fraction of that wallet's price.I don't carry a lot of stuff, especially cash. So the left card pocket holds four thick plastic cards (driver's license, key card, a couple credit cards), the right side holds five thick plastic cards and several paper cards, and I leave the two big pockets empty most of the time. I throw business cards and receipts in one of the two bill pockets as needed, and the other bill pocket holds cash on those rare occasions I carry any.And though I really like it, I must say the Mighty Wallet takes a bit of getting used to. I found two particular issues.First is that because this is so slippery compared to leather, cards tend to slide around until you build the habit of holding it optimally; as a creature of habit that's not difficult for me. But if you're an absent-minded person who is likely to talk with your hands after you pull your wallet out, you might prefer to stick with a leather wallet that holds things more tightly.Second is that there's a little flap inside each of the two interior card pockets, which makes it difficult to slide cards in to full depth unless you insert them at the right angle. You can also slide the card you're replacing between the cards already there, eliminating the problem -- but that means those of us who keep things in the same order all the time will find it difficult to use the top card. This is something you can adjust to but it's a (minor) pain, which is why this review is four stars instead of five.I'm quite happy with this wallet and plan to add another Mighty Wallet in a different style, just for fun.

I got a PB & J wallet over a year ago and have mostly loved it since. I have recommended it to others.Cons:- Credit cards sometimes snag on folds or paper edges on the inside of slots. This is my main complaint.- Can start to come unfolded if trying to get stuck credit card out (see above), but easy to keep from unfolding. This is pretty rare.- Things other than bills and receipts can easily fall out of bill folds at times. Happens when it's held kind of upside down (duh).Pros:- Coolness factor and uniqueness. I've yet to see another one in my town and often get positive comments.- Recyclable, no. 2, will go in with the milk jugs when it's worn out.- Water resistant. I've gotten it wet before with no problems.- Patina. Some may put this as a con, but really, what wallet doesn't patina and wear? (The one you leave in your sock drawer?) I think it looks just fine over time, plus it's soft and flexible. The image does NOT wear off.- Light weight and not bulky.- Relatively inexpensive.

This is a great wallet. I bought one a few years ago and it lasted excellently. The design gets patina'd and decays like leather in a way, so keep that in mind. I bought a new one because my old one was not falling a part but just getting a little loose and decreasing generally in condition. The new one is great and I look forward to using these in the future. The hold LOTS of stuff because they expand and then they can shrink back to being minimal. Highly recommended.