- [Adam] Back with three more Aviator Wallets.
This time, never loose your wallet again
with the new AirTag holding Cash Clip.
Is it good?
And my own personal-use, favorite Aviator Wallet!
First up, in chronological order,
the most minimal and affordable Aviator Wallet.
This is the Classic Aviator Minimalist Wallet
and cash clip.
For disclosure, all the wallets seen today
were sent to me for free, for review.
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active at the time of making the video,
and in description below.
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This color is Imola Red.
The scratch resistant finish plates are a premium,
pure airplane aluminium.
I can barely feel the weight of the wallet.
All Aviator Wallets are Made in Germany
and backed by a lifetime warranty.
And this is what I like.
They’re meticulously made.
They have a machined chamfer
around the edge of the finish plates,
and flush countersunk screws.
Feels nice, and doesn’t tear your clothes
when it’s in your pocket.
Cards are thumbed forward here,
which is a really satisfying and easy operation
for ejecting the cards.
Just one card or upto 20
are held with perfect tension
in the card holder.
That’s because it has an adjustable elastic strap
and stainless steel bolt design
built into the inner frame.
This is how you adjust it.
Use the included screwdriver
to remove the stainless steel torx screws,
and remove the aluminium face plate.
With each bolt its centermost position
you can store 1 to 7 cards.
Move one bolt outwards
for a card capacity of 4 to 11 cards,
and move both bolts outwards for 7 to 20 cards.
On the reverse a cash strap.
You can specify an optional coin compartment,
and optional clip.
The optional extra clip is available
as a carbon fibre clip,
3D printed clip, or recycled plastic clip.
I recommend a 3D printed clip like this one.
You might just find one with your national flag.
See how I find the carbon clip difficult to grab at.
Versus the 3D printed clip,
which is real easy to grab and lift up.
And, I’ll show you the new AirTag-holding cash clip
in a moment.
Next up, what I thought would be my personal favorite.
In fact, I configured this aluminium
Aviator Slide wallet exactly how I wanted to use it
for my own personal use.
The Aviator Wallet Slide features a coin holder
and pull-tab eject mechanism.
I reviewed the carbon fibre version,
which was extremely popular on the channel.
I like it too, but I want my wallet
to be something I can spot fast
amongst the clutter when I need to pick it up
to go out.
So dark colors don’t work for me.
Electric Lime however, is awesome!
It looks like the original, but, heavily reworked.
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Okay, you have the addition of a pull-tab
as an optional way to eject the cards.
It retracts when you push the cards back in.
It has an acrylic glass inner frame
and moveable steel bolts,
again, allowing for card tension adjustment
if you want to fine-tune that.
There’s an additional adjustment
for the length of the pull tab.
Notice also that the original has its elastic track
around the outside,
whereas this one is worked into the outer plate,
which keeps the cards
and the outer plates better aligned.
Best of all, flip it over
and you have a tidily concealed coin compartment.
You can get quite a few coins in the tray
with its silent velour inlay, or a key,
or anything else that fits.
Here, mine is shown without the cash clip,
which is how I thought I’d prefer to use it,
until I discovered the new AirTag holding
3D printed clip, which brings me to our third
and newest Aviator wallet.
This is the Aviator One Wallet,
paired with an AirTag holding 3D cash clip.
I reviewed the Aviator One already
in a brushed silver aluminum.
See the description for a link to that video
or to the Carbon Slide Wallet review.
This color is much more visually striking
in Galatic blue.
The Aviator One Wallet is similar
to the Aviator Slide wallet but with no coin tray.
And, this is for people that don’t want the thumb slot.
That’s gone, for better card privacy.
Many new bank cards however,
are now completely blank on the front,
with no information or raised lettering,
like this one.
So, you might prefer the extra functionality
of the Slide version.
How fantastic does this look?
This is the AirTag holding 3D printed nylon cash clip,
in concrete grey.
Also available in black.
This PA12 nylon is a thermoplastic
known for its toughness, impact strength
and ability to flex without fracture.
l like it because the finish is very tactile.
Making it, again, easy to grab and pull at,
to push my cash under.
This is how you get your AirTag in here.
No need to take it apart to slacken the strap.
Just take all your cards out,
and you can lift it enough to push your AirTag in.
The AirTag sits very comfy and securely.
It’s not coming out.
I tried the 3D clip with the AirTag on the Slide version,
which I thought would be my favorite set up.
But decided that the extra bulk of the AirTag holder,
plus a coin tray that I won’t use very much,
didn’t give me that minimalist feel
that the newer Aviator One does.
So, my new favorite, the Aviator One with AirTag.
I intend to use it as my everyday wallet.
This wallet combo pushes all my geek buttons.
The thickness of the wallets
with just one card inserted
and excluding any attached cash clips are as follows:
I measure the original Aviator Wallet at 5.7mm.
I get 8.9 for the new Aviator One wallet.
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And the Slide wallet with its integrated coin tray,
still just 10.5 mil.