Preview: Origin Concealed Carry Wallet

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posted on October 13, 2024
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Origin Concealed Carry Wallet leather money in hands

Low-profile is the name of the game when it comes to EDC gear.

Origin’s Concealed Carry Wallet is a slim way to carry up to six cards and cash, and it’s made in the USA from thick leather and uses heavy-duty corded stitching to keep the two halves of the wallet together.

Each side of the wallet has a pocket that easily accommodates several cards and cash, and a large center pocket between the two halves can accommodate more cards, cash or even coins.

MSRP is $54. For more information, visit originusa.com.

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