AIRO COLLECTIVE STEALTH WALLET REVIEW PLUS

As for the comments on our cash, Australia invented plastic notes and we developed the most advanced note printing technology in the world. Does any Aussie know of a decent wallet brand or vendor that fits Aussie dollars? We used to have company in Melbourne called Amtex which made the best quality wallets around, but I think they are long gone. I have about the same number of cards and carry a small amount of cash like Dave. That gives us a final score of 38 out of 50.Actually, my old wallet is looking a bit worn like Dave's. Features a 3, usability a 4, and perception a 4. The company also provides a leather version of this wallet for those who are looking for a more natural option.įor the final score quality, a 5, price, a 2, not knowing what the material is, to understand the cost models, makes the price a little high, even with US-based manufacturing involved in the type of construction. However, it is the type of fabric that makes it so light, yet durable. It might look like two small pieces of fabric. There is a two-year guarantee on this wallet and they provide great customer service. The company also donates 3% of their profits to non profit organizations that provide humanitarian relief and building resilience in local communities. The wallet is sweat and water-resistant, as well as vegan friendly. I can’t find anywhere where they mention the material used, but I’m sure it’s some kind of ballistic material like Kevlar or Spectra. The strength of their wallet is what they market. This makes it super thin and very strong. The wallet is designed and manufactured in the United States from two laser-cut pieces that are sewn together. As for the RFID, I think it adds structural integrity, but you won’t be able to do any tap payment, requiring the card be pulled out to use, which is unfortunate. It is very much like the Allett wallets where the card slots on each side are offset to enable a perception of thinness. There was a lot of effort that went into this wallet besides the material to keep this thin. Additional wallets might be created in the future to accommodate other foreign currencies, but right now it handles them well. This wallet can fit US, Yen and Euro currencies.

AIRO COLLECTIVE STEALTH WALLET REVIEW PLUS

The company recommends eight, plus four slips of cash. The elastic band holds the cash in placeįrom a minimalist perspective, three cards, or up to five is reasonable. There is an elastic band in the middle which is where the cash is carried flat across the length of the wallet. There is another card slot on the right hand side which has a quick access thumb push. There is no plastic that covers the ID window, which I think is very good design. There is one card slot on the left-hand side, which also provides an ID window. As you know, we’re not very keen about RFID material, but I think it also provides structural support to the outside material as it’s so thin. On the interior, there is a crisscross pattern on the back of the material, which is RFID material. There are not any features on the exterior of the wallet other than the very interesting ballistic material. The logo is included on the exterior and when folded it is very thin. The wallet looks like a piece of fabric, however, it is sewn all around the exterior. We are given some interesting information about the wallet which also includes instructions on how cash fits inside. The company capitalizes on the marketing of the thinness of the wallet through this unique packaging.

It comes packaged in a very sleek and thin type black envelope. The Airo Stealth wallet compares to be the thinnest functional wallet on the market. Today’s review is on the Airo Stealth wallet. (if you want to see all the features and how many cards and cash it can hold, please watch the video) Cash and cards are easy to carry and you barely feel it in your pocket, what more could you ask for?

That comes with compromises, but the Airo Stealth wallet is impressive no matter how you look at it. Your answer is yes, pretty much the thinnest.

Airo collective stealth wallet review