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Ducti Duct Tape Wallet, Classic

from: Ducti

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Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars

Sales Rank: 7048

Third Party New Price: $14.85

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Binding: Apparel
Product Brand: ducti
Department: unisex-adult
EAN: 0872361000018
Label: Ducti
Product Manufacturer: Ducti
Model: 10101SL
Publisher: Ducti
Ranking: 7048
Studio: Ducti

Product facts:
4 clear vinyl ID or picture windows
4 separate credit card pockets on the front with 2 additional pockets behind that can store credit cards or "nocturnal safety devices"
4 nickel rivets for ultimate strength and durability
2 nickel grommets (holes) so this wallet can be chained up with our (optional) 12" chrome Hook Up chain
This wallet features a LIFETIME TRADE-IN POLICY and is made with Super Duct Tape. Won't lift, peel or get sticky!

Editorial Product Review:

Item Description:
During a 400 foot bungee jump in New Zealand, we decided to either stop jumping off bridges or own a wallet we could be proud of. The result was our first duct tape wallet...unfortunately we had to hand it over with our pants to a fish and chips vendor in Auckland (OK, so sticky side out wasn't such a good idea.) But, back at our research lab (our kitchen table) after many hours of work, and the loss of our fingerprints, the 'Classic' was born. Carry it, and no one will call you Norma, (unless you want them to.)

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Buyer Reviews

Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars

Customer Rating: 3 out of 5 stars

- Pretty good so far...
Well, at first glance it seems pretty well made, considering it's made of duct tape!

My only gripes so far:
1 - It's very deep, and it seems hard to stuff bills down into it. The two big grommets on the corners prevent it from fully opening up to accept bills, etc.
2 - The frontmost lefthand card slot doesn't allow the card to slide down all the way, due to interference with one of the rivets. The rivets do seem to be kind of overkill, especially considering the fact that this IS, after all, a DUCT TAPE wallet!

Bottom line: My cheap $6 duct tape wallet lasted about 1-1/2 years without the need for grommets and rivets, and allowed easier access to the contents. But then, it didn't look quite as STYLISH. ...and that's obviously very important when you're wrapping a wad of duct tape around your cash;P

Customer Rating: 5 out of 5 stars

- Men's Wallet
This is a clever and fun gift and very functional. The company guarantees if it ever wears out they will replace it for $6.50.

I recommend it for the man who has everything.

It would also be a nice gift for a high school graduate at the other end of the scale.

Customer Rating: 5 out of 5 stars

- The funnest gift ever!
I got this for my Dad for Christmas. Out of all the great gifts he got I think he loved this the most! If you want a unique gift for the person who uses duct tape for everything, this is it!

Customer Rating: 5 out of 5 stars

- Still the best.
There are a lot of duct tape wallets on the market now. As far as I know, Ducti was one of the first. And they are still the best. My son got me my first one several years ago, and when it wore out, I sent it to Ducti for a large discount on a new one! So I purchased several to give as gifts.

Nothing says "Handyman's secret weapon" like a duct tape wallet!

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