in 1680D Ballistic Nylon Extra Thick Mini Wallet [Made Japan] "Nolet" (black)

The strongest wallet made of bulletproof vest material Ultra small, lightweight, and ultra durable Comes with a special pocket that can hold bills, cards, and coins auto lock fastener Light reflection and whistle safety features Designed for neck, shoulder straps and carabiners With key hook and double key ring Careful manufacturing by domestic bag craftsmen Without exaggeration, if you have never used a mini wallet before, using this will revolutionize your daily life. Always keep this one in your pocket. Always. You don't have to carry anything when you go to a convenience store. Because it's always in my pocket. There's no need to take your wallet out of your bag. In other words, you won't forget your wallet. Same goes for vending machines. I feel really stupid for having taken out my main long wallet for something like a vending machine. If possible, we recommend using a credit card with electronic payment options such as iD or Quick Pay. It's also best to use a sub card that won't cause much damage if lost, rather than the main card. With this, you can just do it with your wallet at a convenience store or at Nakau. ・I lost the long wallet that I bought with great enthusiasm. ・Or it has become worn out due to daily use. You've had that experience, right? I have too. The day I lost my main wallet, my favorite long wallet that I bought with great enthusiasm. This kind of damage is no longer at the level of a dent. Because it's my main wallet, which means my insurance card, driver's license, and of course my credit cards are all in there... That's what I thought. No, wait a moment. Isn't it wrong to carry around a "main wallet" in the first place? ? You don't have to bring your driver's license, insurance card, and wallet with all your money in it when you go to a convenience store, right? ? ? ? ? ? Then I usually use it ·coin ・Some bills ・Non-main credit card (preferably one that allows electronic payment) Wouldn't it be better if there was a sub-wallet that could fit this part? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? So this is what I made. We used bulletproof vest material, assuming that it will be used in harsh conditions such as being left in a pocket every day, standing, sitting, getting dirty, and getting wet. *Ballistic nylon, the toughest among them "1680 denier" There are only a limited number of factories that can sew this thick and hard material, but we use a domestic sewing factory that has a proven track record in making bags and wallets to do the best sewing. I have used various mini wallets, but this L-shaped zipper wallet is the easiest to use. The reason for this is that you can access all the contents just by flipping it open. In other words, you can take out all your coins, bills, and cards with just one action. This feature is an advantage that bi-fold and tri-fold wallets do not have. *Since it uses a special zipper called an "auto-lock zipper" that will not open accidentally, the zipper may be a little stiff to move when you first use it. It will become smoother as you continue to use it. ・Opens easily with L-shaped zipper ・Coin purse in the center ・Bills and cards on both sides *Bills are “folded in half” ← This is very important Although it is extremely thick, the structure is very simple, so the actual weight is 35g (with some errors), so I think it is in the lightweight category. It's thin and unobtrusive, easy to use, and tough enough to withstand everyday use. Please try using it once. You will definitely not be able to part with it. Size: Height 9cm Width 12cm Depth 1.5cm Material: 1680d Cordura Ballistic Nylon Weight: 35g Country of origin: Made in Japan *Not completely waterproof.