wallet question

[Pastor Bryon]

Cuben fiber zip pouch, just big enough to hold id, cash, and a couple of cards.

[Old Hiker]

Zip-loc quart sized freezer bag deep inside the side pocket of my convertible pants. Pocket had Velcro tabs and was ALWAYS stuck down.

Minimal cash, 2 credit cards, driver's license and mil id.

[Ethesis]

Whatever works for you. Wallet, rubber band, ziploc bag, pouch, etc.

The ziplock snack bags are great.

[TKE402]

I put my ID, Health Insurance Card, CC, and cash held together with a rubber band then put in a zip lock. Then that goes in the stealth pocket under the lid of my bag.

where do you keep money,credit cards and other necessary items when on the trail?

[Bronk]

On my thruhike attempt I had a nylon pouch on a cord that hung around my neck. I kept a debit card, credit card, ID card and cash in there. I slept with it on.

What is more convenient and less bulky than a wallet? A double sided money clip that will hold 6 cards and 30 bills...this is what I carry now:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Stainless-St...QAAOSwAuZX07hZ

[Puddlefish]

Cheapo tri-fold nylon fabric wallet. Stuffed full, Debit card, credit card, license and a few bills, it's maybe a quarter of an inch thick. Kept it in a zipped back pocket of the shorts.

I've also made it my everyday wallet, replacing the one inch thick leather beast.

[Deadeye]

Really like my Trayvax original because it has a bootle opener keep it in small MLD pouch

Great idea, but why? After all, it's so hard to find good bootle these days.

[gbolt]

I used a Z Pack pouch for awhile. Then got tired of moving things back and forth. I then purchase an Allnet Nylon light weight wallet. Now I use it both on and off the trail.

[One Half]

money and credit card aren't necessary while hiking so they are stashed in the pack somewhere. When going into "town" I put those things in a pocket on my pants that has a zipper/velcro closure - something I'm sure won't open and spill my money while hiking.

[BuckeyeBill]

If any of your credit/debt cards are micro chipped, you should consider an RFID style wallet.