OspreyUltralight

I really don’t understand why other reviewers criticise this for being “flimsy”. It only weighs 11 grams - it’s meant to be ultra lightweight / minimalist. At 11 grams, it’s hardly going to be built from granite!It does the intended job perfectly. Nice and lightweight for those counting the grams (backpackers, thru-hikers, etc) and uses very little space, but has room for cash (notes and coins) and a card or two.And it’s cheap as chips!If you’re looking for a robust wallet with lots of space in it, then this isn’t the right wallet for you - you’ll need something else, but don’t expect it to weigh anything like as little as 11 grams!

the zip is rather stiff and bulky and it's not easy to open and close. Bit fiddly getting things in and out so overall not the best I think.

Immediate impression on opening the packet is that the osprey label is more valuable than the tiny piece of limp material with a huge zipper attached to it. For use as a wallet - which is what it is sold as being- the opening is too small and there is no substance to it. Might as well carry a cheap plastic bag. A complete waste of money and returned it immediately.

Sure, it's lightweight but getting things out of it is a total hassle.

Tiny, flimsy, useless, opened the package, laughed, sent it straight back. Would be £2 if it didn't have Osprey written on it.

I usually love osprey products but I don't see the point in trying to save weight on a wallet when you end up with such a flimsy piece of fabric. It's just one pocket so it's just a coin purse and nowhere to put cards or notes. Maybe the fabric is strong but this is prioritising the wrong thing. Buy something that can keep your money safe.