Wallets in both brown and black arrived today. The wallet is sleek, thin and made well enough out of a soft leather that comes in brown or black. Inside, it has a large clear ID window on one side and 3 card pockets on the other one of which is for loading. On the outside, one ID window which I keep my business card in. Simplicity at it's finest and just as effective as any other standard wallet. The only issue I have is that the wallet is a bit small and will be a little difficult sliding standard sized business cards in and out of it. I actually had to trim a fairly sustantial portion of my business card off just to get it to fit in the ID window. This was likely a wallet Jim discovered and decided to market for mentalism. Maybe with time the wallet can be stretched slightly to a more practical and comfortable size. For $15 I really cannot complain though as it is an absolutely fantastic value for the cost.

Thanks so much for posting your reviews rmendez!

I have 4 of these in case they ever stop making them...well not actually making them, I'm sure someone got lucky finding the right business card holder. I have over $800 in wallets and this fifteen dollar one is the one I use the most.

It will require a little breaking in but is a very practical and functional wallet that definitely gets the job done. I also own hundreds of dollars in wallets and can still see myself using this on a regular basis. It is also nice to finally own a wallet in a color other than black for a change.

Http://www.penguinmagic.com/p/S13286

In stock here... purchase from the originator/creator whenever possible.

http://www.diamond-jim.com/product/z-a-p-wallet/

These are so affordable and work so well that I just placed an order for three more just to have a few spares. I've learned from experience that it's good to stock up on things you know you will always use because you just never know how long the best things are going to stay available. Also, this will allow me to keep them in a few different cases.

What is the main purpose/use for these. The ad copy doesn't really go into detail about what this is/does.

Here's the first sentence from the ad copy... pretty much spells it out:
"This thin, sleek, normal looking, pocket-sized, affordable, leather business card wallet will zap you the information needed for your favorite mind-reading routine."

Just received a couple of these. Nice simple decent quality wallet. Looks professional as well.The working is simple and the subtleties given are helpful. Definately something I will use. You can't hand it out like the Lookout Wallet which I also like very much but it's slim and compact. I did have to add someting to the wallet for smoother operation and reinforcement but it only took a few mintes.
For the price, It's a great tool to have in your pocket.

I agree, a great low tech solution where one simple and natural move hides the peek area.


A Good buy.

How many biz cards does it hold

I believed this to be the most economical and most practical simple peek wallet until I discovered The Simple Peek Wallet that comes with the Ultimate Networking Tool. It is better made with extremely ideal dimensions and provides a full card peek. Comes highly recommended.

I was thinking about releasing a Halloween version peek wallet called the peek-a-boo wallet.

Pre-order.

I was thinking about releasing an amazing and commercial armchair expert test. In stock and shipping now.

I'll take two.

I've got two big ones for you ready for shipping and gift wrapped. PM me your address if you've got two yourself keyboard warrior.

I am pretty sure that I have tried every biz card peek wallet and for me the best overall is the one you receive with "The Ultimate Networking Tool"
I considered these factors. The right size, ease of loading and ease of reading. They all work very similar to each other. I am referring to the ZAP and SUC etc. Not an everyday credit card cash wallet with a peek. Also, liked it better than telethought, nothing to replace.

Dave.

I like The Simple Peek Wallet as well. What did you have to replace with your TeleThought? It sounds like you are, perhaps, mistaking the TeleThought by Chris Kensworthey for the Thought Transmitter by John Cornelius?

Richard. You are correct I was confusing the two and I did on both of them.