Similar to the Lemur Fold, but different in one important way. The flap that's getting folded over at timestamp 0:47 separates the two compartments that snap closed. The Lemur Fold doesn't have that flap, and so when you open the snapped compartment on the front, or you open the snapped compartment on the back, you're actually getting access to the same compartment. The Crazy Horse Craft wallet has one more compartment than the Lemur Fold has.
I have the new design with two snaps on the back and it's awesome! And the feel and the smell... Shorter flap on the back makes it easier to get in there to get cards. Coins goes in with the bills and does not fall out by accident but very easily slides out when you want them.
While the Lemur wallet is a great piece of handcrafted art, this one has more folding element on the inside (the one wrapping around the inside tab) that provides two separate compartments with more room to store different things. I agree that this version (that's not sold anymore) looks quite similar to the Lemur (to be honest, all origami-style wallet do and it's pretty much impossible to say who came first these days haha), the new one is amazing and more unique tho. Also I prefer this product's leather, feels and smells amazing. Im carrying 10 cards plus cash & coins in this one without problems. But I think both products (and companies) are doing great.
@@MarvAttaxx You've invested the time to compare and contrast the design to what purpose? win a youtube argument or prevent copyright infringement? In my opinion a poor attempt on disguised legalese. Small note, the LEMUR wallet has been here longer than the company itself advertised in this video. It's pretty easy and not quantum physics to state which one came first. Blatant copy of the main idea.
@@giorda77 I've never set foot into Lithuania nor am I affilated with this company in any other way. I'm just a customer who likes what he bought. Also I've never said anything negative about Lemur (on the contrary) and I've also shared the opinion that this version is quite similar to the Fold wallet. I have the new version and I feel it's different enough for both products to exist. Want something sleeker and slimmer, go with Lemur, want something more rustic looking with slightly more carrying capacity, maybe go with this one. Not interested in internet-arguments or legal issues or any other form of hostility, I just like wallets and I simply shared my experience.
The tightest you can get with his wrap around origami style is 8.4 x 5.4 cm - the size of credit card. But the sides of the wallet then have no room for the thickness of the material. Those with a front access pocket usually take the same internal space as the coin pocket. The coins can then slip out of the slot. The quick access slot also requires the wallet to be larger than strictly needed. On Etsy and elsewhere they are usually larger than 10x7 cm. I tried variations in size 10x6.5 cm, 8.5x5.5 cm and settled on 9x6 cm to hold 8 cards, notes and coins. Although this is can be a tight fit the 15 mm depth has been sufficient for my needs. It is easy to make the depth 2cm or even 3cm if you need to carry a lot more. I have one front over lap button clip and two on the back. Coins go into the front pocket so can be accessed from either side or the top. I open up all the flaps and place notes across three parts of the fold so they naturally curl around which helps with plastic EURO and Sterling (UK) notes. Out of cork leather and the three pop buttons the cost is under 6GBP (sheet size 28.5 x 20.5 cm) and takes perhaps an hour to mark out, cut with scissors and put in the pop buttons or use screw together studs (not as neat but fully usable and no special tools needed). You could make the same pattern using different grades (thicknesses) of leather or faux leather or vinyl. I have used cork leather for over a year. It wears well and washes up like new with just a drop of dish washer or hand soap.
Hi I’m impressed by there later wallets from Crazy Horse Craft. They have developed two new wallets same design as each other but of different sizes The Slim Card Wallet and The Slim Card Holder. Any way you could review these in the future Thank you.
Could u post a video with the titan titan x wallet, it’s similar like the ekster wallet . Cards pop up . I like to see a video just the titan x then a video titan x vs ekster or …. Please and thank you
Love this wallet! Carries lotsa cash and many cards conveniently and smartly. Compact-easy on the pockets and bank account. The leather is wonderful and the snaps are sturdy yet easy to work.
Hey, I was surprised to find this wallet just now because I thought I looked through all the best rated European models on your website. I missed this one because the country of origin is listed as USA, not Lithuania, in the comparison chart!
On this style it is very easy to drop coins into the wrong slot. There are variations on this theme with two clip down at either end that prevent coins or small litems like an micro SD card from dropping out.
@@JSFrederic Variations include:- One side fold One side and the tuck down over the top Two side folds Front facing none, one and two slots (larger 10x12 cm size) Coins ideally slip out on the side fold out or from the top flap. The top flap means coins at the back (assuming both sides get clipped down). The side folds are from the front and so it is the front compartment for coins and if that also has a quick access slit the coins can slip through. Rear fold and button down can be 1/3 and 2/3, 50:50 or short double pop button either side. Front flap can also be to the left or right, centre or double button. With the designs having both sides buttoned down any of the separations can hold cards, notes or coins. I lay notes down on an unfolded wallet as the plastic notes in the UK and Europe don't crease easily. I can slide notes in by just unclipping top and a side. Removing just needs opening the top where 1/4-1/3 of the note is exposed. I have made a number of variations and at different sizes and posted the patterns for anyone to make their own. Costs at most £10 and as low as £4 for materials.
There are several similar designs each with their own advantages. They are practical and depending on the dimensions can be very compact and easy to deploy. They hold cards, notes and a load of coins or small items like micro SD cards or house keys.
I have one of these!
But from the original creators.
Even the packing on these is the same as the original.
But the original brand has other designs.
I think Fold is the name of the wallet 🔥
Yes that's it. From Lemur design
true
Similar to the Lemur Fold, but different in one important way. The flap that's getting folded over at timestamp 0:47 separates the two compartments that snap closed. The Lemur Fold doesn't have that flap, and so when you open the snapped compartment on the front, or you open the snapped compartment on the back, you're actually getting access to the same compartment. The Crazy Horse Craft wallet has one more compartment than the Lemur Fold has.
Love this one so much I bought it couple months ago. Still carrying it daily. Holding up well. Love it. Just buy one ☝️
you still carry it?
Ahh yes finally this wallet! I'd seen it quite a lot on etsy and other places but no reviews
Definitely like the design of this wallet. Unique and simplistic, while the carry is minimal. Thanks for the review, Mark.
I have the new design with two snaps on the back and it's awesome! And the feel and the smell... Shorter flap on the back makes it easier to get in there to get cards. Coins goes in with the bills and does not fall out by accident but very easily slides out when you want them.
Me too, I love it. Great feel and smell, and can hold cards, notes and coins in a small footprint.
Thia is not original! This is a copy from Lemur Design!
So much possibility for this wallet, can even put cash in the card slot in front and can slide a card under that flap for a quick access.
This is not a original design!!!! The original is from a danish brand called Lemur Design
This ☝️
Cool Wallet, cool design. But the ORIGINAL is from that brand , it from LEMUR DESIGN
While the Lemur wallet is a great piece of handcrafted art, this one has more folding element on the inside (the one wrapping around the inside tab) that provides two separate compartments with more room to store different things. I agree that this version (that's not sold anymore) looks quite similar to the Lemur (to be honest, all origami-style wallet do and it's pretty much impossible to say who came first these days haha), the new one is amazing and more unique tho. Also I prefer this product's leather, feels and smells amazing. Im carrying 10 cards plus cash & coins in this one without problems. But I think both products (and companies) are doing great.
@@MarvAttaxx this is a complete copy of the main idea. The original version is from Lemur
@@MarvAttaxx You've invested the time to compare and contrast the design to what purpose? win a youtube argument or prevent copyright infringement? In my opinion a poor attempt on disguised legalese.
Small note, the LEMUR wallet has been here longer than the company itself advertised in this video. It's pretty easy and not quantum physics to state which one came first. Blatant copy of the main idea.
@@giorda77 I've never set foot into Lithuania nor am I affilated with this company in any other way. I'm just a customer who likes what he bought. Also I've never said anything negative about Lemur (on the contrary) and I've also shared the opinion that this version is quite similar to the Fold wallet. I have the new version and I feel it's different enough for both products to exist. Want something sleeker and slimmer, go with Lemur, want something more rustic looking with slightly more carrying capacity, maybe go with this one. Not interested in internet-arguments or legal issues or any other form of hostility, I just like wallets and I simply shared my experience.
@@MarvAttaxx lemur design wallet has the folding element on the inside. This one is a rip off, 100%
Not a bad wallet and does patina quite well
The tightest you can get with his wrap around origami style is 8.4 x 5.4 cm - the size of credit card. But the sides of the wallet then have no room for the thickness of the material. Those with a front access pocket usually take the same internal space as the coin pocket. The coins can then slip out of the slot. The quick access slot also requires the wallet to be larger than strictly needed. On Etsy and elsewhere they are usually larger than 10x7 cm.
I tried variations in size 10x6.5 cm, 8.5x5.5 cm and settled on 9x6 cm to hold 8 cards, notes and coins. Although this is can be a tight fit the 15 mm depth has been sufficient for my needs. It is easy to make the depth 2cm or even 3cm if you need to carry a lot more.
I have one front over lap button clip and two on the back. Coins go into the front pocket so can be accessed from either side or the top. I open up all the flaps and place notes across three parts of the fold so they naturally curl around which helps with plastic EURO and Sterling (UK) notes. Out of cork leather and the three pop buttons the cost is under 6GBP (sheet size 28.5 x 20.5 cm) and takes perhaps an hour to mark out, cut with scissors and put in the pop buttons or use screw together studs (not as neat but fully usable and no special tools needed). You could make the same pattern using different grades (thicknesses) of leather or faux leather or vinyl.
I have used cork leather for over a year. It wears well and washes up like new with just a drop of dish washer or hand soap.
Great info, thanks!
Great video Mark!!
Hi
I’m impressed by there later wallets from Crazy Horse Craft.
They have developed two new wallets same design as each other but of different sizes
The Slim Card Wallet
and
The Slim Card Holder.
Any way you could review these in the future
Thank you.
Glad you reviewed this guy, I've been eyeballing the current version for a few months but there weren't many videos/reviews on it.
Hi. Could you please make a review on king sloot and bullstrap wallets. Thanks!
Could u post a video with the titan titan x wallet, it’s similar like the ekster wallet . Cards pop up . I like to see a video just the titan x then a video titan x vs ekster or …. Please and thank you
Would love to see a review of the iclip steel frame version, to see the difference in terms of durability, whether it's worth the extra $$
It’s coming this week!
Cool design. I wonder how it would work with Dyenema synthetic fabric.
Good question!
Where to buy this wallet ?
How much does it cost ?
Link's in the description
could you please review the bellroy note sleeve premimium & compare it with the note sleeve? for who is it for, is it worth the bigger price tag, etc.
Love this wallet! Carries lotsa cash and many cards conveniently and smartly. Compact-easy on the pockets and bank account. The leather is wonderful and the snaps are sturdy yet easy to work.
Hey, I was surprised to find this wallet just now because I thought I looked through all the best rated European models on your website. I missed this one because the country of origin is listed as USA, not Lithuania, in the comparison chart!
Please review the One Tigris mini wallet out of cordura. Just bought it and quit carrying this one.
Thanks Dennis, I'm seeing several things, can you give me a URL for the one you mentioned?
Mark are you getting the updated design to review?
I am!
@@f_vale They are similar. The Lemur is significantly more expensive tho.
Looks interesting! Try putting the coin in the cash slot, will the coin drop out?
On this style it is very easy to drop coins into the wrong slot. There are variations on this theme with two clip down at either end that prevent coins or small litems like an micro SD card from dropping out.
@@geraldmcmullon2465 based on the newer model video on their site the coin are place in the cash/notes slot, and not the card slot
@@JSFrederic Variations include:-
One side fold
One side and the tuck down over the top
Two side folds
Front facing none, one and two slots (larger 10x12 cm size)
Coins ideally slip out on the side fold out or from the top flap.
The top flap means coins at the back (assuming both sides get clipped down).
The side folds are from the front and so it is the front compartment for coins and if that also has a quick access slit the coins can slip through.
Rear fold and button down can be 1/3 and 2/3, 50:50 or short double pop button either side.
Front flap can also be to the left or right, centre or double button.
With the designs having both sides buttoned down any of the separations can hold cards, notes or coins. I lay notes down on an unfolded wallet as the plastic notes in the UK and Europe don't crease easily. I can slide notes in by just unclipping top and a side. Removing just needs opening the top where 1/4-1/3 of the note is exposed.
I have made a number of variations and at different sizes and posted the patterns for anyone to make their own. Costs at most £10 and as low as £4 for materials.
@@geraldmcmullon2465 where you posted them?
Just a plain copy from LEMUR DESIGN. Buy the original to support the real creator.
This wallet is not an original design. Please don't advertise it as such. Splittin' Image copy from LEMUR design.
unique design! could u do a review of the zealot 2 minimalist wallet!
Unique design but not original. The real ones are from LEMUR DESIGN.
This product is a copy of the Lemur Design wallet!
Not cool!!
This is not original! LEMUR DESIGN is the original one!
Go Lemur wallets the original
Looks impractical
There are several similar designs each with their own advantages. They are practical and depending on the dimensions can be very compact and easy to deploy. They hold cards, notes and a load of coins or small items like micro SD cards or house keys.