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Ridge Ridge Wallet Titanium vs Saddleback Medium Bifold

Ridge Ridge Wallet Titanium ($195) vs Saddleback Medium Bifold ($239) — side-by-side specs, weight, pros and cons to help you pick the right metal wallet.

Ridge Ridge Wallet Titanium
Ridge
Ridge Wallet Titanium
$195
Titanium Standard
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Saddleback Medium Bifold
Saddleback
Medium Bifold
$239
Heirloom
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Spec-by-spec
SpecRidge Ridge Wallet TitaniumSaddleback Medium Bifold
Price$195$239
Weight48g145g
Cards1–12—
MaterialGrade 5 titaniumFull-grain leather
RFIDYes, blocked—
CashStrap sold separately—
WarrantyLifetime100 years
Width8.6cm—
TypeMetal minimalist—
StandNo—
Thickness6–10mm—
TierPremium—
Capacity—8 cards + 2 stash
Weight—5.1oz
Pros & Cons

Ridge Ridge Wallet Titanium

  • Grade 5 titanium hardest in class
  • Lighter than aluminum Ridge
  • Lifetime warranty and elastic replacement
  • RFID blocking
  • Flex strap expandable 1-12 cards
  • $195 for a wallet
  • Cash strap $25 extra
  • Titanium can squeak on some materials

Saddleback Medium Bifold

  • Will outlive you
  • Full-grain leather
  • Solid stitching
  • Heavy
  • Breaks in slow
Ridge Ridge Wallet Titanium is the better value at $195. Both are part of our curated metal wallet index — tap through to check current pricing.
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