Unique wallets – that’s what Trayvax is all about. The Element is a new wallet from Trayvax that has a lot of similar features to their original models, but it is a very earthy / organic looking wallet. Holding up to 10 cards and some cash to boot this is (as noted above) the most unique wallet I’ve ever used – check it out!
Purchase the Trayvax Element wallet here:
Purchase other Trayvax wallets here:
And here’s the Trayvax website:
SHOP here and SUPPORT Everyday Tactical Vids
(Thanks SO MUCH):
_______
MY FAVORITE SURVIVAL KNIVES
Mora Light My Fire:
Benchmade Bushcrafter:
Ontario Knife RAT 7:
Tops Knives Brothers of Bushcraft:
MY FAVORITE EDC KNIVES
CRKT Squid:
Benchmade Griptilian:
Spyderco Tencious:
CRKT Fossil:
MY FAVORITE FLASHLIGHTS
Streamlight Microstream:
Surefire Fury:
Olight S1 Baton:
Thrunite Archer 1AV2:
MY FAVORITE SURVIVAL TOOLS
Bahco Laplander Saw:
Corona Folding Saw:
Mechanix Gloves:
Large Firesteel:
___
CONNECT WITH ETV
YouTube –
Twitter –
Facebook – –
Vids/396490423756541
Instagram –
Tumblr –
Google+ –
___
Everyday Tactical Vids: Thinking Tactically, Living Purposefully
Everyday Tactical Vids exists to help individuals become an asset to self and others in everyday life and crisis situations.
___
PEOPLE WHO HAVE BEEN AN INFLUENCE ON EVERYDAY TACTICAL VIDS:
– Lt. Colonel Dave Grossman, originator of The Sheepdog Concept
– Travis Haley of Haley Strategic
– Chris Costa of Costa Ludus
– The team over at ITS Tactical
– NutnFancy and his YouTube channel/community
– Tom Brown Jr. of The Tracker School
– Dave Canterbury of The Pathfinder School
– Rob Pincus of I.C.E. Training
Related posts:
Benchmade Crooked River: Full Review | Camping, Hunting, Bushcraft, EDC, Many Uses
Osage River Double Hammock, 400 lbs. Rated, Low-Cost for Camping, Bushcraft, Bug Out Bags, Survival
Olight S1A VS. Thrunite Archer 1A V3: Speed vs. Power in Everyday Carry Lights (EDC)
Wazoo Survival Belt: Survival Kit In Your Belt – Fire Steel, Cord, Water Purification, And More
BRAND NEW Maxpedition Gridflux Sling Bag: Full Review, Great Bag for EDC, Bug Out Bag, And More
EDC Duffle Bag: The Dave Jr. 2.0 Duffle from Amabilis Gear | Great Construction, Lots of Storage
TOPS Tac Raze: Gentleman’s Folder | A Knife With Class | Pocket Knife Extraordinaire | Tac-Raze
Fremont Knives for Camp, Hunting, Skinning, and More – Shot Show 2017
Vanquest Rackit-36 Covert Rifle Pack 2.0: Discreetly Carrying Your Gun, Fits an AR-15 and More
October Box: Spec Ops Global: Medical Gear | Multi-tool, Shears, And More
ESEE Altoids Survival Kit and 5 Changes I’d Make: Altoids Tin for Wilderness Emergency, Bug Out Bags
Top 10 LIES About Survival: What Is MOST Important to Stay Alive? Fire, Shelter, Water, Skills?
Every Day Carry (EDC) Gear 2016 | Canadian Prepper
EDC Kit Seminar Everyday Carry
New! 5 Cent SURVIVAL KNIFE + 14 Favorite EDC Blades and Best Leatherman Multi-Tool
Have had mine for almost a year and love it. Great quality front pocket
wallet.
Fuggin A! No way!
I purchased the Trayvax Element a while ago after seeing your original
video. It is undoubtedly a lovely item, and well made, but heavy due to the
steel frame. I eventually purchased a ‘Bellroy Micro Sleeve’ leather credit
card holder. It does the same job but weighs a lot less and is not as bulky
as the Trayvax.
I’m a fan of slim wallets, minimalist card carrier. The problem I see with
this wallet is the friction from having to slide the cards against each
other when you slide out the cards. This would start to degrade the
magnetic strip on the back of the cards. I like the wallet but it needs to
protect the cards too.
Never had an issue with this.
Would I be able to carry it on a airplane? TSA approved?
This is awesome. Great wallet to pack my CC knife.
Been using mine for about 2 months now and love it, I keep a fishing
survival card, lock pick card and magnifying card in it with my all my
other cards. My old wallet destroyed the small metal cards due to the flex
that happened over time, with this one that does not happen. I carry 7
credit cards and some EDC stuff in it and it works great. I would recommend
it is great once you break it in, but I also front carry my wallet so it
being rigid does not matter to me.