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Aerostitch is a pretty big name in the MC world, especially with touring and ADV guys. I have a buddy that swears by Aerostitch gear. It's a little pricey for my blood, but my son got a wallet from them that he showed me on the Men's Fall Trip and seeing as how my old wallet, a cordura Bagman wallet (brand of soft motorcycle gear designed by Craig Vetter from the 70's lol) was getting long in the tooth, I ordered one up for myself. Awfully nice wallet.

http://www.aerostich.com/world-s-thinnes...utive.html

My son has the nylon version. I ordered the leather version (turns out only the outside is leather, the inside is nylon just like my son's.) Everything I thought wouldn't fit from my old wallet fits with ease. The only thing is, it' so thin I keep feeling my rear pocket to see if it's still there.

No more sitting on a 1" thick lump on one side.
No more Costanza?
ROFL Exactly
Genius. I like your new wallet, Ferret.
He got a new friend...
Putting that wallet on my Christmas list. Thanks for the tip.
You'll like it Suhawk, except for the times when you think you lost it cause you can't feel the lump in your pocket
Except don't put it in your back pocket while you're sitting down. Even Jerry's trendy European number will eventually induce back damage.
My wallet doesn't bother me when I ride. Must be the seating position. I did, however, find out that it was really painful when driving my truck (which I don't usually do often). Earlier this month I had to drive it 3,000 miles in the span of a week and after the first day, my right leg and lower back were killing me. Had to leave the wallet in the console, which I would invariably forget every time I stopped for gas. I think I'll have to try one of these Aerostich wallets. Thanks, Mickey!
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