Osprey Ultralight Wallet

This is a great little pouch/wallet. I mainly use it to hold quarters to do the laundry. I have put up to 80 quarts in the pouch and it can withstand the weight and rolling around in a bag or sit in your pocket. Materials: (PLEASE READ) I know I saw previous reviews stating that the bag is too think and “feels cheap”. I disagree, after using the product it’s very durable and the material is a rip stop material that is designed to be lightweight. That’s the point of it if you are wanting to use this a a wallet, to be lightweight. I have had no issues of puncturing but if it ever does the design of the material stops and holes from getting any bigger hence, rip stop. The zipper are PU coded to help with water protection. I own several Osprey products from 40 L backpack, 15 L backpack, packing cubes (also rip stop material has held up with no issues for years), and other pouches. Osprey is a great brand and have never had an issue with their products. Zipper pull: I saw some people do not like the zipper pull stating it’s too big. I myself don’t mind the size because doesn’t change the feeling in the pocket. I find it makes easier for you to grab the pouch out of your pocket. My only con if you really want one is that there isn’t a different interior color. This is kinda snobby thing, I like brighter colors inside my pouches so it causes a highlight effect and able to see what’s in the pouch more clearly. Even a light grey would help. But I understand why they did it because it would add more weight to the pouch. Not many rip stop material products have a different interior material. But that’s more like splitting hairs. Overall: Great pouch/wallet. I highly recommend this product and I support Osprey as a company with good quality product.

I love Osprey's bags so I decided to give their wallet a shot after losing mine. I'm huge into outdoors activities so I'd say this is where the wallet fits in best. For starters there is no dividers, it's a single pouch. That was my main question going into it. You can fit plenty of cards just fine, with cash, id, whatever you want really. It's a thin material but just as durable as you'd expect from Osprey. The zipper is also the same ones you see on their bags which is a fun little continuation. The wallet itself is pretty easy to open and slide cards in and out of. It was a slight adjustment from my conventional wallet but I find I enjoy how it fits more while keeping a small footprint. It's also a soft malleable fabric so it doesn't have the "I have a thick wallet in my pocket" look to it. Overall definitely a game changer if you're tired of thick wallets and you like Osprey. I know it made for a great replacement for my old one!

Compelled to review because of some of the negative comments/reviews. I would agree that calling it a "wallet" is misleading. Some said it is a "glorified coin purse." I get that, but it's a nice little pouch and I give it 5 stars. It will not replace your every day wallet with multiple credit cards, etc. I find it perfect if you are heading out to the pool or beach and just need something to organize your room keycard, ID, credit card and some cash. lightweight and sturdy. Perfect to slip into your pocket or other Osprey bag. I saw some complain about the price. Really? Its under $6; they can't give them away. If you want something cheaper go to the Dollar Store.

I absolutely adore this little pouch. It's made of the same lightweight, durable material as other Osprey gear and the zipper is very solid construction. Honestly, the zipper feels somewhat overbuilt which is a good thing. The pouch is slightly water resistant so it's good to protect from light moisture or splashes somewhat, which I appreciate. I did not purchase this pouch to use as a wallet but out of curiosity, I tried to put my cards and cash in it and there's generous space in there. It's actually quite easy to put my wallet stuff in and out of it. So if that's what you're looking for, this thing is good for it. I used it to put together a small first aid kit that includes the essentials for small cuts, burns, stings, and bug bites. Gauze pads, various ointments, band-aids, and even a roll of micropore surgical tape fit in there too, with room to spare. I love this pouch so much that I ordered two more and they just arrived yesterday, hehe. One is tundra green and the other is mars orange. The orange one will hold a small emergency fire kit and the green one will hold other small EDC items. Speaking of colors, the toffee brown color of the first one I ordered is wonderful. It's basically the perfect rusty brown. I love all Osprey products and I love how the company operates. So I had a feeling I'd love this pouch. But it exceeded my expectations. I have only ONE complaint, but it is minor and is easily remedied. There's a sizeable tag on the inside of these pouches that you should probably carefully cut off. It sort of gets in the way. Easy fix. No other complaints. This pouch is exactly what I was looking for and for a reasonable price. I'll probably get a couple more later when I need them.

Kinda small and thin

As someone who's been traveling across the U.S. for decades, I've learned the value of carrying only what's necessary. The Osprey Ultralight Wallet fits that philosophy perfectly. It's compact, lightweight, and holds just the essentials—ID, a couple of cards, and some cash. The reverse-coated YKK zipper ensures everything stays secure, and the fabric loop allows me to attach it to my gear, keeping it accessible yet safe. The wallet's minimalist design means it doesn't add bulk, whether it's in my pocket or clipped to my backpack. While it's not designed to hold a lot, that's precisely the point. It's for those who want to travel light and keep things simple. If you're looking for a durable, no-frills wallet for your adventures, this one won't disappoint.

Osprey is known for lightweight fabric and they don't disappoint. It seems strong but I wouldn't put anything pointy inside. The way they zipper is sewn into the wallet causes the wallet opening to be smaller than the wallet itself, so I need to wiggle back and forth to get folded US bills (banknotes) in and out of the opening. I think Osprey isn't so skilled at the fine sewing of wallet zippers, but then again, maybe I'm failing to appreciate the difficulty of sewing a zipper to resist the elements.

It is a little cloth zipper pouch just big enough to carry a stack of credit cards and some cash. But I think it is hard to stay organized with a little pouch like this. It is so good as a travel pouch that I bought several of them to organize various things. For example, I have one with everything I need for when I need to rent a car - a DC plug to usb-c, a cable, and a small phone holder for the AC vent. I also keep one as a EDC pouch with things like lens cleaners, tylonol, a dude wipe, a shout wipe, hand santizer, and some pepto bismol pills. Other EDC pouches are too big. This one is small enough and light enough that you don't feel like a pack mule.

It got a hole in it after less than a year of usage

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!

Exactly what I was looking for. Perfect for traveling.

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