Hi guys.

I used to be a HUGE fan of the JOL small plus wallet, and I thought to myself that I was not fond at all of "hip wallets".... until I had this one in hand.
And honestly, I instantly ran to the back of my garden to dig a grave, bury my JOL and wish "R.I.P." o all the wallets out there that would have no more uses.

Honestly, the JOL always missed something to me for everyday life, such as a bill compartment for Euro currency.

Here, I found all I wanted, and the multiple out is so well thought after... built to be more practical and less fragile that the Espionnage.

What I like best about it is that the CTW function allows you to switch cards. Yup, you read correctly : you can load AND unload cards from the zip pocket, which allows for amazing routines.

There is a review for it, and I give you the link even though it is in French. It is from 16'30, enjoy !

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XGaGfYIBPUQ

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Oh, and about the size of the wallet, I fits in my jacket pocket and even in mea jean's backpacker without trouble.
It litterally swallowed my JOL, plus I had a LOT of free space.

Mu multiple out contains 12 cards, and I pushed the wallet up to adding 10 ESP cards in one of the card compartments for Rhine's Revenge.

The function I'm using the least at the moment is the Out to Lunch feature. But hey, who would complain for having business cards easily accessible even if it's not to perform a trick ? ;o)

I will probably order this when it is release on the 20th....I would be interested to see how this compares to the fourseen wallet...I like the looks of this more but only time will tell.

Can anyone advise... Are the credit card slots wide enough to hold poker sized playing cards?

Scott Horn : Oh yes, it is.
One of the pocket holds a full set of 10 ESP cards without any problem. They fit well and were not inserted by force at all.
The pockets were designed to hold poker size cards in width as well as in depth, which means they won't protrude extenssively.

350zTT :
The Fourseen is great for multiple peek, but not that versatile compared to the Hwallet.
You won't be able to peek THAT much info, except with the use of the SUV feature, but on a single piece of paper instead of several ones.
The quality is mich better, since the Fourseen is not real leather (except for the top first ones released... the new batch was a cheaper material). Here, the leather is the same as the Cerberus wallet I reckon.

One more question. I see Stephens Magic is the exclusive retailer for the US market, and this is a "new" product, but I already see a comment from RatdeLabo that the creator will be adding a "new" card to envelope feature. Would this be a "different" (upgraded) wallet ???

My question is... Is the wallet "as is" the wallet to get, or is there some "to be released" upgrade worth waiting for.

Prop Dog in UK has them in stock. I just ordered one.

Hello everyone,

Thanks for your intrest. I am very pleased to see that it satisfies a lot of both magician and mentalists needs. It has had à success that I have not anticipated in France. I hope that you Will Also be satisfied oversea.
To answer the question about the upgrade let me clarify.
There is only one wallet. What ratdelabo means is that I told French Magician that I Will try to figure out a way to make card to sealed enveloppe easier. It was not à requirement when I developped the wallet. I had rather work on the loading/extracting feature of the wallet. But because some French Magicians asked me If it was possible to do card to sealed envelopped I am trying to find an appropriate solution. So I am making research to optimize a gimmick that could be added to the wallet. It is a work in progress.
I hope it helps.
Let me know.

Henri

How about an envelope loader a la HOW Wallet (and several others on the market) together with an envelope like Dave Bonsall's Bonsalope.

Hello,

to answer to your question (T. Walter), if you use a built in loader you arm to the extracting feature. And because it is one of the feature I wanted to have in my wallet I did not want to had a built in loader into the wallet.
Hope it answers your question.

Regads

And Merry Christmas !

Henri

Hi Henri,

the loader T. Walter is refering to is an external one... not built in.

Regards

Oups Sorry I thought he was refering to the two little pièces existing in the fourseen or the JOL for example. I have never had the HOW. I now understand What you are talking about but that is not exactlly What I am working on.
Thanks for the precision Lseeyou
Henri

Hiya!

Im curious as to what the internal peek is... I cant get any clear idea of what it is at all. I know wallets (as I designed Espionage Wallet) and Im just curious. If anyone could fill me in, even with the slightest clue, please feel free to do so. I like how they borrowed my idea for having SUC and a billfold wallet.

Take care everyone!

//Daniel

Daniel,

Borrowing your idea for having SUC and a billfold wallet is talking too much... yours not the first.
Sometimes you guys think that the world is too small and everything runs around you guys.

Cheers

Sorry, I meant having a Shogun/billfold with SUC, my mistake. I don't mind. I like the design being used.

Still curious as to what the internal peek is. Anyone knows?

All the best,
Daniel

The internal peek is pretty close to the one from the Espionage, which is one of the best internal peek IMO.

Ahh okay, thanks Alex! Thought it might've been. Although, Steve Dela gets full credit for that peek, it's his Cloak & Dagger peek.

All the best,
Daniel

Did anyone bother to contact either Mark Strivings or Jerry O'Connell about implementing certain features of this wallet?

I'm pretty sure they didn't ask Mark Strivings...