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Airo Collective Stealth Boost Wallet

Airo Collective Stealth Boost Wallet
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At just 1.9 mm thick, the Stealth Boost is the slimmest wallet we’ve ever seen. It’s made from an incredibly durable material called UHMWPE which won’t tear or stretch and repels water. It’ll hold up to eight cards and paper currency and protects from RFID scanning.

Teenage Engineering Field Desk

Teenage Engineering Field Desk
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Known for its electronic music gear, Teenage Engineering has applied its minimal approach to furniture. This lightweight desk has recycled aluminum rails and a double-sided Formica birch ply work surface. It measures 47″ W x 30.3″ D x 29.5″ H, and you can attach accessories using m5 screws. (Side tray not included.)

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Origin Japanese Kiridashi Knife

Origin Japanese Kiridashi Knife
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Stonewall, Canada’s Origin handcrafts each of these beautiful fixed-blade knives from recycled file steel. The minimal utility knife is great for carving, cutting cords, and opening packages and features a 2″ cutting edge. It comes with a leather carrying case in brown or black.

FOCX C2 Advanced Wallet

FOCX C2 Advanced Wallet
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This compact wallet from Germany’s FOCX is more capable than most minimal wallets. Made from cattle-hide leather, the C2 has a pull-tab compartment for accessing cards, an interior bill compartment, and an additional spot for coins. An on-board NFC chip can be loaded with up to 500 bytes of data.

For the Rugged Slim Wallets

For the Rugged Slim Wallets
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These minimalist wallets feature a lightweight shell made from wood or carbon fiber and held together with a stretchy elastic band. They can hold up to 15 credit card and have an RFID-blocking layer. A metal money clip holds up to eight folded bills on the outside.

Wingman Titanium Bottle Opener

Wingman Titanium Bottle Opener
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This minimal bottle opener from Aerocrafted deserves a spot on every keychain. It measures just 2.25″ long and weighs less than half an ounce but provides sufficient leverage to easily pop open bottle caps. It’s made from machined grade 5 titanium, so it’s strong enough to be used as a pry tool as well.

Dango S1 Stealth Wallet

Dango S1 Stealth Wallet

Dango’s smartly designed minimal S1 wallet holds up to six cards comfortably, has a slot for a single key, and a D-loop for tethering it for added security. It’s made from a durable, water-resistant, textured fabric, and is compatible with the versatile MT-03 comb and clip multi-tool.

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Band-it Plus Wallet

Band-it Plus Wallet

Tactical Victory’s ultra-slimline wallet can securely hold as few as one card and as many as 15 cards, thanks to its resilient elastic band. The body of the wallet is made from genuine leather, and the elastic comes in one of six accent colors. Made in the U.S.A.

Best Card Holder Wallets 2021

Best Card Holder Wallets 2021

These days, it’s more important to have a wallet that keeps cards organized than paper currency. Our pals at Everyday Carry rounded up 15 of their favorite modern wallets in a variety of materials: leather, metal, sailcloth, and more. We like the rugged yet minimalistic Aer Card Holder Wallet in ballistic nylon.

Drop+OLKB Preonic Keyboard MX V3

Drop+OLKB Preonic Keyboard MX V3
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Hop on the ultra-compact bandwagon with this minimal mechanical keyboard. The kit comes with an anodized aluminum case, brushed stainless steel top plate, a programmable PCB that fits Cherry MX or Matias/ALPS switches, and looks fantastic with the optional Acute keycap set ($30). Note: switches and keycaps not included.

Dango Dapper EDC Wallet

Dango Dapper EDC Wallet
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Most minimal wallets put an emphasis on modern looks, but Dango Products‘ take on the slimline trend combines the classic appeal of leather with the structure of aerospace-grade aluminum. It holds up to 12 cards, and blocks RFID scanners. It’s also available in a slim bifold style.

Prompt: The Anti-Watch

Prompt: The Anti-Watch

This unique watch has no hands or digital display. Instead, it tells time through haptic pulses when you put your finger on its glass face. It’s intentionally vague, telling time in 15 minute increments, each pulse representing one-quarter of the hour. LEDs around its face can be used when you need to know the exact minute.

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