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Christopher Williams Inner circle Portsmouth, UK 4464 Posts 
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Does anyone use a hip wallet for card to wallet, if so, which do you recommed. I would love to do a card to wallet, but at 17, wouldn't get around with a huge wallet you expect a rich, proffesional such as gary kurtz to use. he may be a bad example, but I love garys card to wallet effect! a hip wallet is more casual
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JimMaloney Inner circle 1184 Posts
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The Real Man's wallet by Steve Draun is the best one out there.
-Jim
Books and Magazines for sale -- more than 200 items (Last updated January 17th, 2014. Link goes to public Google Doc.)
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Breather Elite user 447 Posts
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You can achieve the same effect with a real wallet.
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JimMaloney Inner circle 1184 Posts
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The same effect, maybe. But I doubt you could do it with the same conditions. I'd be interested to learn how you do it.
-Jim
Books and Magazines for sale -- more than 200 items (Last updated January 17th, 2014. Link goes to public Google Doc.)
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Pete Biro 1933 - 2018 18558 Posts
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I have a hip wallet with a zip compartment and a snap button to keep it closed, but unfortunately I got it at a swap meet with no name and no instructions... (Note: the snap button is a fake as it is on the 'other' side, but no one ever notices you unsnap it and open it in one move anyway. Someone "thought" it was a KB hip wallet. I am not sure, as KB stands for Kaps/Balducci and is a bigger one...
STAY TOONED... @ www.pete-biro.com
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Erik Anderson Regular user Des Moines, Iowa 171 Posts
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I have to agree with Jim. For a CTW that looks like a real everyday wallet, the Real Man's Wallet is superb. I use it AS my everyday wallet so it looks exactly as it should. I love it.
Erik "Aces" Anderson
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Expertmagician Inner circle 2478 Posts
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Even though card to wallet is an impossible type of effect...when I was 17, I did not like to carry around a wallet since it bulked out my jeans too much.
Also, keeping a wallet in your rear pocket all the time is a target for pick pocketers (and is easily lost). So, I used to do a card into card box. maybe not as effective as a zippered compartment in a wallet...but, easier to carry and more practicle for my working style at the time. Jeff 
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MField2000 Special user Hastings, East Sussex, England 590 Posts
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On 2003-12-08 12:33, Pete Biro wrote: Peet -- That's a JB (as in Joke Box) wallet, from England's JB Magic. That's the one with the gaffed coin purse on the outside, yes? Matt Field |
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elgranmago Veteran user 371 Posts
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On this topic, are there any comments on Doug Malloy´s "Hip Pocket Card to Wallet"? Would someone be willing to recommend it?
Thanks.
"It´s kind of fun to do the impossible". Walt Disney
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JimMaloney Inner circle 1184 Posts
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On 2003-12-08 12:33, Pete Biro wrote: KB refers to the loading style, not the size of the wallet. -Jim
Books and Magazines for sale -- more than 200 items (Last updated January 17th, 2014. Link goes to public Google Doc.)
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Red_Wing_II Regular user Enchanted Mitten 164 Posts
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Is the real mans wallet really that durable, I seem to strech out real wallets in about a year and a half
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Erik Anderson Regular user Des Moines, Iowa 171 Posts
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On 2003-12-08 16:36, Red_Wing_II wrote: What are you putting in it? 
I've used my RMW as a wallet for over two years. It looks used but not worn out.
Erik "Aces" Anderson
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Pete Biro 1933 - 2018 18558 Posts
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Nope, I don't think there's any coin purse on my wallet.
STAY TOONED... @ www.pete-biro.com
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