Some wallets do cards well. Others excel at cash. Basically none are good for coins. But Slide is remarkably adept at all three.

Three out of your four top front pocket wallet picks were new-fangled minimalist wallets, but all the cool features and unique ideas in the world couldn’t buy them enough votes to overcome Saddleback’s old school leather wallet, which took nearly 50% of the vote all by itself.

After over 500 comments and countless recommendations, four minimalist front pocket wallets are left standing in this week’s Kinja Co-Op. But which one ultimately fits the bill? See what our readers had to say below, and vote for your favorite wallet at the bottom of the post.

There’s only one correct place to store your wallet: Your front pocket. Keeping a bulbous hunk of leather and plastic in your back pocket makes your butt look ridiculous, and is terrible for your back to boot, so this week, let’s shed a few cards, get rid of our coins, and find the best minimal, front pocket wallet…

The pursuit of an absolutely minimal wallet leads some to just wrap an elastic band around their plastic cards and cash. But many of us still need a little more structure than that, and that's what the Flexy delivers, with a form factor that's just barely larger than a single credit card.

If you haven't started your holiday shopping yet (what are you, a communist?) here's a great gift idea that kills a whole flock of birds with just one stone. Perfect for Monty Python fans, anyone you want to get into British comedy, the wealthy, and especially those you passive aggressively hate, this wallet's…

It's hard to stand out in a crowd when you and millions of other people all have the same smartphone. So DODOcase, makers of some of the finest phone and tablet cases around, are now letting iPhone users create their own customized wallets by mixing and matching colors and fabrics.

An ultra-thin wallet is the only way to avoid bulging pockets if you've opted for skintight jeans. But what good is a sleek wallet if it's next to impossible to get your cards out? That's why the Secrid wallet features an actual eject button at the bottom, forcing your credit and debit cards up so they're easy to…

Zippo, a brand long associated with smokers and arsonists, has now decided to use its expertise in stainless steel to help those burdened with a giant Costanza wallet as it's come to be known. The company's new wallet is just under half an-inch thick, and its stainless steel housing will help block wireless signals if…

DigiWeigh boasts its DW-600W Wallet Scale is the perfect tool for measuring food at a restaurant when you're following a strict diet, ensuring a letter has the proper stamps at the post office, and weighing "other small objects." Which is basically marketing speak for: "drug dealers, this is designed and targeted…

A wooden wallet sounds like just about the most uncomfortable thing you could slip into your pocket. But Slim Timber uses thin pieces of zebra and walnut woods as accents for its leather wallets, so they've still got some flex and bend to them.

In general, we despise iPhone cases, but the Wallet Stand is so genius that we might actually buy it.

Over the past couple of months, wooden wallets have caught on as a trend in the design world. Like this one. Or this one. Or even this one. Aside from looking like they'd be an uncomfortable, cumbersome mass occupying your back pocket. they're kind of the antithesis of design. Design is supposed to address a need or…

Bulky wallets are OUT. And actually so is cash, too, I guess? But if you do still like to carry a fold of greenbacks around with you, the All Cash Money Clip is kinda a clever way to do it. A magnet-laden sticker adheres directly to a dollar bill, effectively turning it into an invisible money clip. Makes perfect…

Leather! Duct tape! Some sort of cloth! Wallets are so dull. But one made out of two plates of powder coated aluminum alloy, bound with a bungee cord? Not dull at all—simple, minimalist, and tough. [Wintercheck Factory]

Look, maybe you've had your pocket picked a few times and are really paranoid about losing your wallet. But you're not Julian Assange and I doubt anyone is coming after you, so you probably don't need this biometrically secured wallet.

I adore this MIT project, which aims to make spending easier—or harder. Affixed with a Bluetooth module, the wallet connects to a cellphone and the user's online banking, so it expands when rich and deflates when poor.

We're not going to spend all day explaining why this dot matrix wallet is the best thing we've ever seen. If you don't know, then you are without joy in your life. And there's simply nothing we can do about it. However, as for its downsides, we're pretty sure there's not room for both your Visa and Diner's Club cards…