Customer Reviews

Victorinox Tri-Fold Wallet

5 star:		(9)
4 star:		(3)
3 star:		(1)
2 star:		(1)
1 star:		(0)

 

 

Basic trifold design, done Victorinox style. Canvas-like material, with a velcro strip to secure it closed. Has an separation liner/insert in the currency section - I like that as I can keep my expense receipts separate and tucked away from my currency. Can hold more than enough plastic cards (ID, credit, medical) for the average person and has a transparent section for keeping your ID handy and visible, if needed. It was a little stiff when I first loaded it up with my stuff, but seems to be breaking-in nicely now.

This tri-fold is pretty much as described, however, the space allowance for credit cards, drivers license, etc. is tighter than a sailor's knot. Because it is unusually stiff (but of good quality ballistic material), it does not yield much to the "gentle curve of a person's butt". It almost feels bullet proof. If it breaks-in properly, it should function well.

The wallet is rugged, even if a bit stiff. I had a similar one and replaced it with this item as the other had become a bit threadbare (after a few years). I like the Swiss Logo. Since I often juggle small amounts of Euros with Dollars I also like the double currency sections.

the gas station "leather" billfold wallet i had been using finally took a dirt nap. I instantly looked at the Victorinox brand and saw this cool one, and promptly acquired it. It's got plenty of slots for cards, and the allocated ID slot is impressive. it even comes with a casing for your license to slip into with a pull tab for ease of access. Sure it's a bit stiff out of the box, but I know i'll break it in soon enough as i'm seated most of my day on campus or in the car. overall this thing is worth it.

Terrific wallet. I have used a cloth wallet for many years and have had a very hard time finding a quality product, THIS IS IT!
Terrific quality, plenty of room for most everything, very secure closure,Velcro, along with a nice look. A little thick in the back pocket but I feel certain this will improve with use and age.

This wallet's credit card holders open at right angles to the bill pocket. Closing the wallet also closes access to them, as well as guarding cards against falling out, unlike my former bi-bold wallet. This wallet does not have a picture holder. Meanwhile, the driver's license holder is a plastic tray with a small tab for one's finger and thumb. This neatly slides behind a mesh which allows one to see the license is there, but disguises data such as home address from casual observers. I did carefully screen through all the cards I built up in my old wallet before transferring to this one. I agree with other reviewers that pocket space is a premium, but I am able to keep 6 plastic and 5 laminated paper credit, membership, insurance, etc cards in the middle section alone. If pressed, one could keep more (invisibly) behind the license holder. I keep a small stack of business cards and tri-folded spare checks in one of the side pockets opposite the license pocket. My bulky electronic-chip-imbedded-spare-car key goes in the other. The divided currency pouch is deep and roomy in length as well. Two sides are lined with a grey shaded smooth fabric which increases visibility of contents. Although I admire the quality and signature of this company, I was skeptical of the protuberant logo, both from a durability and a practical perspective: I didn't want it hanging up on my clothes going in and out of my front pocket. I haven't ever noticed that to be a problem in actual use, however; on the other hand, bulkiness of width can be. Obviously, I do not keep a very trim wallet. The fact that there are 3 layers exaggerates this somewhat. I doubt that I will ever have a use for the cloth eyelets. The construction of this article seems excellent; the velcro is strong and I am happy that the wallet is cloth, not leather.

Have this for 3 months now and I really enjoy it.

Pros: nice design, rugged, seems durable so far, has enough slots, bought for the logo.

Cons: It's a fat wallet so ignore this if you're looking for a thin soft one. And the only bad thing I can think of is that it's a bit tight so getting the cards out maybe difficult sometimes, however I think it breaks in pretty well now.

=> buy it if you're a Victorinox fan. I'll def try out other luxury wallets from Victorinox later after this, which might be a long time from now.

I like it. Rugged and longer than typical trifold. Gives room for those long checks. Not too crazy about the velcro sound opening, but well its really rugged, a bit stiff but I think it could go through a bomb blast and still keep going.

The product itself is top quality as you would expect. However, it was never to be carried in a back pocket. It is hard as a rock and will never conform like a leather wallet. I will find a good use for it as I said the quality first rate. Just buy with this in mind.

I really like the material, it seems pretty durable and rugged. Overall I just love it. Just one problem that I found, when I overstuff it, the attach band that hold the wallet together will not hold, and makes it an always-unfold wallet. If you want the Tri-fold feature to work, you need to carefully select which cards should be in. In summary, I quite like it.