Dynomighty Men's Black Leather Billfold Wallet

I just received this wallet. I'll update once I've used it for a few months to see how it handles regular use.This wallet is not leather. It is only made to look like leather. It is made of Tyvek and printed with a pattern to look like leather. I was aware of this when I bought it but wanted to point this out.The color of the wallet I received is lighter than the picture and the "leather" pattern is more distinguishable up-close. From a distance, it looks dark grey and the leather pattern is not visible. Not a big deal for me, I was more interested in having a dark colored wallet.The Tyvek material feels like what it is...a mix of paper and plastic. Its a bit slippery and flexible but sturdy. Its stiffer than I thought it would be and very thin...with all my cards in it, the wallet is thinner than my regular leather wallet with nothing in it. I'm not a sewing or thread expert but the stitching looks very well done and the construction seems sturdy with neat lines and folds.Cards are fairly easy inserted/removed from the divided pockets, much easier than leather wallets I've used. There is enough resistance to keep the cards intact with the wallet open and upside down. I'm interested to see if they will loosen overtime and whether cards will fall out.Dynomighty offers a few different styles of wallet. I opted for the conventional wallet style. This style has 6 divided card pockets, with two larger pockets behind for bulk card storage as well as the long cash pocket. The wallet is made of several pieces, sewn or stitched together.I was looking for a thinner wallet without going to a "minimalist" style wallet. I wanted several, individual card slots in addition to the money slot. I am interested to see how the wallet withstands regular use. I normally keep my wallet in my front pocket with car keys and a small pocket knife so we'll see how Tyvek holds up.Dynomighty also offers a "stitch-less" origami style wallet, made from folded pieces of Tyvek without stitches/sewing. The origami style, as far as I can tell, only offers some "bulk" pockets, where you'd store all your cards in a stack, not divided. I wanted to keep my credit and bank cards separated so I went with the "sewn together" style.When I get a new debit or credit card, they sometimes come with an envelope made of Tyvek, intended to protect the magnetic strip on the card. I was curious to see if, instead of individual envelopes for each card, a wallet made of Tyvek would do the same thing,Dynomighty offers many, many themes or prints for the origami or folded style (superheroes, Siracha, artist designs, etc.) and even has an option for a custom buyer-submitted design but, as far as I can tell, those aren't available in this conventional style wallet. I'd be very interested in buying this conventional style with one of the unique and interesting designs.Overall, the wallet appears to be a fantastic value. It is a great looking wallet and the Tyvek material is strong and durable. Hopefully it will hold up and turn into an awesome investment.May 04, 2019 - Final update:Wallet will be retired today. It's seen about 4 years of use. It is still functional but has some exterior damage including tears to the outter most layer that don't expose the interior and one tear that goes thru the outside into the large pocket for bills. It started as a small hole several months ago and grew from there. I used this wallet everyday and kept in the same pocket as car keys and a small folsing pocket knife so it experienced lots of abrasion. If it was kept by itself, I'm confident it would last much longer. Its been a great wallet and I'll definitely be looking into buying another.

I have to say I'm a bit conflicted with this product and I can't put my finger on it. I'm sorry if this isn't going to be a greatly helpful interview. Here goes...1) It is definitely thinner than the equivalent leather wallet.2) For better or worse, the slots for the credit cards are tight, making it great to keep the cards in the place but hard to get the cards out.3) As you might imagine, with Tyvek it has a slippery feel. This means you better secure it deep in your pocket otherwise it could squirt out. Fortunately, with it being slimmer, it is easier to get deep in the pocket.4) It doesn't feel as substantive as a leather wallet... but that's the point, isn't it?5) I'm pretty sure it is durable... at least it looks and feels durable.So why don't I love this? First, it is my second Dynomighty product. My first was cool wallet with this "wealth of knowledge" printed on it. I loved what was printed on it, but a wallet isn't for me. Having to carry both work cards and personal cards, I had too much for a wallet. I needed a billfold.This is a billfold, but it is boring compared to the cool printing on the previous wallet.Maybe that's it.

I've been using this for 2 years and I love it. It's so light at thin, but holds everything I need (bills, license, insurance card, 6 debit/credit cards) without getting bulky at all. There's only a slight snag in a part of the threading, where crowbar'd a card too hard once.My only complaint is the inner surface is slick enough for cards to accidentally fall out of. I've developed a feel for how to whip out/hold/whip back the wallet without feeling its much of a risk. The slickness might have also roughened up through the years, which makes things better.

So far so good. Purchased for expected durability. Only been about a week since I received this wallet. Material appears rugged. Will have to see how well the stitching stands up over the next year.Update: wallet is wearing very well. Never able to get this longevity out of a leather product. Downside is it is VERY slippery. Keep an eye out for your cards. They will slip right out if you're not careful.

Great product. It does not rip. My husband accepted the challenge and tried very hard to rip it and wasn’t able too. He loves his new wallet

I love that this is a sewn version of the original. All these wallets are a little slippery, but once you get used to them, they are amazing. this is my 2nd dynomighty and it's even nicer than the first.

Solid quality. Clean. Thin. Looks nice. Great price. I expect it will wear well and be as durable one would expect from the tyvek-type material. Would highly recommend to anyone looking for a good looking wallet that is seeking an alternative to leather and a less expensive price point.

This is a strong built wallet, but too stiff to comfortably use it. I have difficulty with putting money in because of the corners which do not open widely enough to slide there money. If you think that you can put too many things in the wallets, filling one pocket will clog other pockets, making them unusable.

Looks good and is thinner and lighter than anything else.