mighty walletMen's Anole

Absolutely amazing. I bought this wallet in September of 2018. Here I am in April 2025 and the only reason I’m getting a new one is because it’s starting to look a bit dirty, which is to be expected. There are no tears, the wallet is holding up beautifully. And, after buying the same design 3 times in a row (it’s easily been a decade of this same wallet and design!) I’m changing it up. Not sure I’ll ever have another wallet - it’s simple, sturdy, and I get a lot of compliments on the math design! It holds all my cards and cash, thin, and great value for my money. I mean, $30 for 6.5 years of use?! Amazing.

This is my 3rd Mighty Wallet, and this design is my favorite so far. In my experience, a Mighty Wallet will last about 3-4 years with frequent use before it starts looking worn out. That's about the same as a leather wallet, so the durability is also quite good.At first glance it looks like leather, but when you look closer or if you touch it, it's clearly not, it feels more like paper. But that's the fun of it. People who posted reviews saying it isn't the same as a real leather wallet are entirely missing the point, this is for people who *want* a wallet that is unique and a little unusual.Because it's made from Tyvek "paper", it's also by far the thinnest wallet made that still has pockets in it for your credit cards and things. It's only a fraction of the thickness of a similar style leather wallet.Overall, it's perfect if you're looking for a thin wallet, or a somewhat unique wallet.

AMAZING! Strong, light, nicely soft in my the front pocket. My son TRIED to tear it and he couldn't. He's used it now from Christmas to the end of March and it's still in great shape . . . a little squooshed, but not a single tear. My son carries money, his IDs (school and license). Nothing falls out.Update as of Chrstmas 2020. My son has been carrying his "Wealth of Knowledge" wallet since January of 2017. It has held up far better than a leather wallet. It's a bit softer and is showing some wear, but is still just as strong as it ever was.He says he's used the rulers on the edges (cm and inches) as well as the conversion table often. The volume and protractor have also come in handy. The fraction-inches-mm table is "golden" in his words.Well worth the money. I bought it for him because he likes math (and was still in highschool then). This has turned out to be a very useful item.

This is the second Mighty Wallet I have owned, and it is great! The first one lasted over 3 years, and at the end of that time it was still perfectly serviceable - I just wanted a new design. This new design is very cool for an uber-nerd like myself. There are several convenient tables and conversion charts on it, and even though I already know most of the information it is a great conversation piece. Almost no one has seen a wallet like this, so I get complimented on it all the time! The layout of compartments is simple and straightforward. I could probably do without the second bill compartment, but it isn't a bother, and the simplicity makes for a slim profile and comfortable fit. I will buy another Mighty Wallet when I am done with this one, and I will recommend them to my friends.

So far (a month in), this wallet is just what I needed/wanted. Been using a small binder clip to carry around a few bills and a couple of essential cards - works ok, but the clipping/unclipping gets a little aggravating. However, I hate wallets - women's wallets are too big and men's wallets are too bulky and compartmented (at least my husband's is). THIS wallet is just amazingly different.

Great for totally-not-cheating in physical mechanics tests, which I have yet to do or be called out for having on my desk. But that's a totally different story. I got this one because 1) I am an engineering student and I thought it would be useful (it is) 2) I have another one that has a magazine print on it so I knew what to expect when I got it. The material it does wear down so you'll get holes in it after a while. If you know where the holes are going to show up (which depends on how you put your wallets in your pocket) then tape really helps. But it is extremely durable and a great conversation starter, especially if you have famous people sign it, just let the ink dry before shoving it into your sick sweaty pocket again. My only cons are: if you put a card in and it gets caught once, they all get caught after that. If you tape it down then the edge of the tape will quickly get caught on the cards and you'll have even worse luck And if you, out of curiosity, decide to unfold it, go buy another one.You can get it back into its original shape but it wont fit/ feel right ever again.

I ordered this for my husband after he convinced me he needed it. His wallet was really beat up and he wanted one that was made out of polyethylene. He looked at all of the designs and landed on this one because it is aesthetically pleasing but also quite useful. We both like this wallet. He has had it for a few months now and carries it in his back pocket. It is constructed very well, however it is already starting to show some signs of wear and the corners are bent in and a bit ragged looking. Again, he does carry this wallet with him everyday in his back pocket so he is sitting, standing and walking around constantly. It is an alright size but you can't stuff too much stuff in it. It fits about 2 cards on both sides (comfortably) and a bit of cash (about the normal opening for your standard wallet). If you need to cram more than that in I wouldn't suggest it. This is meant for a couple of credit cards, an ID and a few dollars of cash. You cannot fit all of your loyalty cards in there. Overall, it was a good buy and he uses the measurements on it often. The material is durable and easy to clean.