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Add to SafariWhen comparing Flowfold MINIMALIST vs Big Skinny bifold wallet, the Slant community recommends Flowfold MINIMALIST for most people. In the question“What are the best slim wallets?” Flowfold MINIMALIST is ranked 3rd while Big Skinny bifold wallet is ranked 4th. The most important reason people chose Flowfold MINIMALIST is:
The Flowfold MINIMALIST is only $8 and offers 7 different color choices.
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Pros
Pro Cheap and offers multiple colors
The Flowfold MINIMALIST is only $8 and offers 7 different color choices.
Pro Stronger than steel but light enough to float on water
The Flowfold MINIMALIST is made out of cloth that contains Carbon Fiber, Kevlar, Pentex or Polyester matrixes, making them extremely durable while also maintaining a weight so light that they float on water.
Pro Made in the USA
Flowfold is a company in the US that also manufactures its product in the US.
Pro Extremely light
The nylon micro-fiber material is not only thin and slim but also very light.
Pro Holds 20-25 full-size plastic cards plus bills
Pro Water resistant
The high performance sports nylon line of Big Skinny wallets are water-resistant and tough enough to machine wash regularly. That means you can jump into a swimming pool and or take long bike rides or work extra hours on construction site or garden forever! Big Skinny wallets will just dry out in 1-2 hours from a full soak.
Pro Non-slip interior coating
Proprietary nylon microfiber material is lined with a non-slip interior to help stop valuables from sliding out.
Cons
Con May stretch with overuse and cause items to fall out
Packing in too many cards, receipts or other items may eventually stretch the wallet which means if the user goes back to having less items held inside they may slip out as it has been stretched to accommodate more than what it is holding.
Con Logo tag
Some wallets have a rubber logo sewn onto the outside front. Because it is thicker than the wallet material, it can catch slightly when transferring the wallet in and out of a tight pocket. It's worth mentioning, even though it hasn't really been a problem for the many years I've had my wallet. Also, the logo is a handy way to mark the front corner, for easy orientation of the wallet when swiping RFID cards.
