6 Best Tactical Wallets

Slim and lightweight, the Travax Original 2.0 is a strong wallet with a bottle opener, a pry bar, an attachment point, a security clasp, and a paracord. It offers RFID protection and puts your ID right within your reach should you need it. This wallet carries the capacity for up to 15 cards and 20 bills.

Durable stainless steel, aircraft-grade aluminum, and a MIL-SPEC paracord form the structure of this beast. The military wallet is available in four different color options.

At $33.89, this wallet is well within budget for many people in the market, and you definitely get bang for your buck at that price!

Tools like a compass, a survival whistle, a fire starter, a knife, a ruler, and far more make this wallet an ideal choice for any outing. It has your back with a variety of tools that tactical wallet multi-tools typically don’t account for. With this kit, you’re fully covered.

It just doesn’t hold cash! If that’s not a big deal for you, this is all you need.

Well-manufactured with strong steel and plastic, this handy survival wallet will stand the test of time.

This tactical wallet tool is consistently well reviewed and could end up saving your life when push comes to shove. At only $15, there’s no reason NOT to purchase and stick it inside your primary wallet.

What sets this tactical wallet apart from others?

It comes with a 48-page notebook and a pen filled with space-ink! Available in jet black with a black pen or natural veg-tan with a satin silver pen.

It’s also RFID blocking and assembled in the USA.

For a little bit extra, you can also pick up the Dango MT02 Multi-Tool. This multi-tool includes such essential functions as hex wrenches, a paracord tensioner, a cutter, a nail pryer, a screwdriver, serrated/sharpened edges, a bottle opener, a ruler, and a stand for your smartphone, among many others. The multi-tool is also waterproof and flexible.

The multi-tool is made of aerospace grade aluminum, and the wallet itself is made from fine vegetable-tanned Italian leather. The pen contains Schmidt space ink from Germany.

The wallet by itself is $109, and the MT02 adds an extra $25 to that. In total, you can expect to spend around $140, not including taxes. However, in return, you get an extremely functional and great-looking wallet by a top brand name in the business. It will last forever!

The wallet can hold up to 10 cards and 5 bills, is RFID resistant and includes a bottle opener. The Element is a slim and functional wallet that looks cool in a hand-me-down baseball glove sort of way, but could do more in terms of practicality.

The wallet offers a stainless steel frame accented by a top grain leather body. In other words: it can take a beating.

Good wallets cost money. This wallet is $79, so it’s on the pricier side. But nobody could be disappointed by what they get in this wallet, which is something to hold their money that will last a lifetime (and then some).

Its inoffensive design also means it’s fitting for pretty much any guy out there; outdoorsy men will appreciate its ruggedness, while more reserved guys will appreciate its style.

This neat phone case and wallet hybrid will hold smaller phones (dimensions of 4.5×2.3 inches or less) in a special zippered and padded compartment. It also has two currency dividers, seven credit card slots, an emergency key pocket, and two spaces for either SD or SIM cards. It’s even got a carabiner clip for mounting on your belt, pants, or lanyard.

Primarily constructed of 1000D ballistic nylon, this fabric phone case won’t stand up to water, but it will keep your belongings safe with its numerous organizational compartments.

At less than $30, this wallet is an absolute steal, even if it’s not really your thing. If you’re just generally in the market but don’t want to spend a lot, this wallet offers a lot of utility and organization.