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israelpiper
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Wallet Vic
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March 04, 2018, 08:21:16 AM
Victorinox MoneyClip in wallet:
This little knife fits into my wallet, and has no more bulk than the 3 or 4 cards I might carry. So it does not bulge out at all. Obviously, an Alox Classic would fit anyone's wallet. Good enough, but, the MoneyClip is just bigger enough to be much more useful for me. I never got it for use as a money clip, though the clip was a primary attraction, with a bigger scissors, blade, and nail file than the Classic.
Why in the wallet? Because most of the time I do not grab my keys when heading out. I wear a thin webbing belt with a pouch for wallet, glasses, and a house key on thin paracord attached to same. Sometimes a light multitool, like the SOG Pocket Power Plier. I have a heavy key ring which often is too heavy for my long walks on the beach in athletics shorts.
I have a few thin SAKs with just a single blade and the combination opener/driver. Almost as good, but no file or scissors. Same is true for some of the nice little, flat Spidercos.
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Re: Wallet Vic
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March 04, 2018, 09:31:19 AM
I should definitely try the Moneyclip. I did carry a Bantam in my wallet's coin pocket for a while, but kind of forgot it was there... Some of those smaller spydercos are indeed fantastically light but I like to keep my wallet as slim as humanly possible, not just for comfort but also to avoid damaging credit cards etc.
So far I am happy with an Alox Classic, maglite & key on a keychain in one pocket and wallet in the other - it's taken me years to find the perfect yin-yang balance so I hesitate to mess it up with unnecessary experiments!
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March 04, 2018, 04:21:53 PM
I have a VIc Money Clip. Odd little knife. The 74mm SAKs are an answer to a question no one asked; you can go a little smaller (58mm) and get the same tools for half the weight, or you can go bigger (84-91mm) and have more options.
You could just as easily slip an alox 58mm Classic SD in your wallet.. It would be the same thickness, but smaller, half the weight, and you get an SD tip and more surface area on the file.
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March 05, 2018, 03:32:56 AM
That's an awesome idea!!
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Re: Wallet Vic
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March 05, 2018, 07:54:18 AM
I used to carry an alox Bantam (only 6mm thick) in the main cash compartment of a Saddleback small bifold.
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March 05, 2018, 12:05:42 PM
when I had a wallet I carried this grey SAK in it in a similar fashion
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Re: Wallet Vic
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March 05, 2018, 08:34:11 PM
Quote from: israelpiper on March 04, 2018, 08:21:16 AM
This little knife fits into my wallet, and has no more bulk than the 3 or 4 cards I might carry.
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Re: Wallet Vic
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May 22, 2018, 03:48:52 AM
A dear SAK enthusiast/ YouTube subscriber sent me an amazing custom wallet that a friend of his made. It has slots specially bespoke for an alox Bantam and Classic. This gentleman also sent along the Bantam to go in it!!!
He specifically asked me not to send him any SAKs and says he already has too many knives he's getting rid of... I gotta figure out a way to show my gratitude
Graham, if you're ever reading this here, let me know and I'll nominate you for the Santa badge!!!
Anywho, this wallet is great and if you're looking to go minimal and or avoid a SAK in your front pockets, this is a great way to go
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