Aluminum Wallet
$69Graphite
Slim metal wallets
Carry less.
Carry metal.
Two metal plates, an elastic frame and a strap for cash. It holds up to twelve cards and disappears in a front pocket.
86 x 54 x 6 mm1 to 12 cardsfrom $69
The wallets
Pick your metal.
Seven wallets in three materials. Same idea in each: two plates, an elastic frame, a strap for cash. The metal changes the weight, the feel and the price.
Materials
Three metals. Well, two and a weave.
All three are hard enough for a pocket full of keys. They differ in weight, in how they feel in the hand and in how they age.
Aluminum
6061 aluminum, anodized for a hard, even color. Light and simple. Keys and coins will mark it over time.
- Weight
- About 2.1 oz (60 g)
- Feel
- Smooth, matte, cool in the hand
- Best for
- Everyday carry and a first metal wallet
Titanium
Grade 5 titanium (Ti-6Al-4V). Stronger and more scratch resistant than aluminum, for a few grams more.
- Weight
- About 2.4 oz (68 g)
- Feel
- Dense and solid, with a little more heft
- Best for
- A pocket shared with keys and coins
Carbon fiber
Layered carbon fiber in a 3K twill weave, or forged carbon with a marbled pattern. The lightest plates in the lineup.
- Weight
- About 1.6 oz (45 g)
- Feel
- Light, with a woven or marbled look
- Best for
- Anyone who wants the lightest wallet
How it works
Three moves. That's the manual.
No slots, no snaps, no break-in period. You load it once and use it with one hand.
- 01
Load your cards
Slide 1 to 12 cards between the plates. The elastic frame stretches to fit, no break in.
- 02
Push to fan
Put your thumb in the notch and push. The cards fan out and you pick the one you need.
- 03
Strap the cash
Fold your bills and tuck them under the strap on the back. That's it.
6 mm
Thin
86 x 54 x 6 mm empty. Barely bigger than the cards inside it.
1 to 12
Cards
One card or twelve, the elastic holds them tight. About 8 if they're embossed.
2.1 oz
Light
About 60 g in aluminum. The carbon fiber ones weigh about 1.6 oz.
2 years
Warranty
Every product comes with a 2 year limited warranty against defects.
Figures for the Aluminum Wallet.
Compared
Next to the wallet you have now.
A leather bifold does plenty of things well. Here is where the two differ, including the row where ours loses.
| ANODE metal wallet | Leather bifold | |
|---|---|---|
| Thickness | 6 mm empty, about the size of a credit card | Thicker once folded, and it grows with every receipt |
| Capacity | 1 to 12 cards, about 8 if embossed | As many cards and receipts as you let it swallow |
| Finding a card | Push the notch and the cards fan out | Dig through the slots one by one |
| Cash | Folded bills under the strap on the back | Flat bills in a full length sleeve |
| Contactless cards | Metal plates help block RFID and NFC reads | No shielding, unless it has a special lining |
| The catch | No coin pocket, and the metal picks up marks over time | It wears in nicely, but it stretches and fattens |
Accessories
For the rest of your pockets.
Keys, cash, a tracker. Three small things that go with the wallet, each in one finish.
Everyday
It goes where your phone doesn't.
Barely bigger than the cards inside, so it lives in a front pocket and stays out of the way.
Questions
Straight answers.
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How many cards does it hold?
From 1 to 12 standard cards. The elastic frame stretches as you add them and holds a single card just as well.
What about embossed cards?
Cards with raised numbers take more room. Count on about 8 of those, or mix them with flat cards.
Does it block RFID?
The plates help block contactless RFID and NFC reads of the cards between them. It's a useful extra layer, not a promise of full protection.
Where does the cash go?
Fold your bills and slide them under the elastic strap on the back. Prefer a clip? The ANODE Money Clip screws onto the back plate in place of the strap.
Which material should I pick?
Aluminum is the everyday one, about 2.1 oz. Titanium weighs about 2.4 oz and handles scratches better. Carbon fiber is the lightest at about 1.6 oz. Same size, same frame, same capacity.
Will it scratch?
Yes, eventually. Keys and coins mark anodized aluminum over time. Titanium resists scratches better, and the stonewashed finish hides new ones. Normal wear on the finish is not a defect.
How long does shipping take?
Orders ship within 1 to 3 business days, then spend 6 to 12 business days in transit. Shipping is free on US orders of $50 or more, $4.95 below. We ship to all 50 states and DC.
Can I return it?
Yes, within 30 days of delivery, no reason needed. Once we receive it, we refund you within 5 business days. The details are in our returns policy.