Ekster Parliament 3.0 Slim Leather Wallet

Name: Ekster Parliament 3.0 Slim Leather Wallet
Brand: Ekster
SKU: ekster-wallet
Price: 64 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

Where's the price?

To negotiate the best possible price for our customers, we agree to hide prices prior to logging in.

109 requests

Product Description

With a simple, sophisticated design optimized for both accessibility and security, the Ekster Parliament 3.0 Slim Leather Wallet is an excellent EDC solution for your cards and cash. Made from tanned top-grain leather this wallet features a button-activated 6063 TS aluminum card tray for easy access and storage of four to six cards (depending on how many are embossed) Read More

Sort by: Newest

Aug 4, 2019

I bought one as an original crowdfunding contributor. The first tracker would not connect, so they sent me another. It worked. For a while, and then it would no longer charge. As soon as the warranty period ended, the cards started falling out continuously. I tossed it in the garbage

(Edited)

Spotblocker

Jul 31, 2019

Found out the company is saling the same wallet with 15% off so with the tracker its $10 cheaper. Yeh I'm canceling my order.

(Edited)

Vote

Ismailarif

Jul 31, 2019

Dimensions? This does not look that slim tbh

Vote

Jakeobie

Jul 31, 2019

IsmailarifAccording to Amazon: At 4.1” tall x 2.5” wide x 0.59” thin, it has room for 10+ cards. The RFID-proof cardholder compartment built into the wallet holds 4-6 cards depending on embossings. Better source. Directly from their site: Dimensions: 0.4 x 4.1 x 2.5 in (1.1 x 10.5 x 6.5 cm)

(Edited)

Vote

Axeguy

1372

Jul 31, 2019

I had something similar for a few years. It was a Dutch company I think and had two card chambers, which I used to separate personal from business bank cards, etc. It won a European design contest. The leather case wrapped around and snapped. It held up extremely well so it is a solid and practical piece of gear. My eldest son rocks it now because he had always liked/wanted it and he is just starting out in the world. I think I paid $240 (Canadian) for it five years ago.

Vote