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    Biker Wallets

    Red Stingray Cross Bifold Wallet with Sterling Flame Snaps

    $137.00

    SKU: 1467

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    Leather:Genuine Leather

    A crimson stingray cross sits proud of the black cowhide face, raised enough that your thumb finds it before your eyes do. Two .925 sterling silver flame snaps hold the fold shut on this red stingray cross bifold, and the chain grommet is bored through the thickest part of the spine. It is a biker wallet meant to be chained, sat on, and kept.

    Who This Is Actually For

    If you ride daily — the grommet is set in the spine rather than the edge stitching, so a clip pulls against layered leather instead of thread. At 4 3/4 by 3 5/8 inches closed it sits flat in a rear pocket through a long day in the saddle.

    If you carry a lot of plastic — nine hand-stitched card slots take a full working set: bank cards, license, insurance, shop cards. The waxed thread keeps each pocket from stretching open after a season.

    If you like your hardware real — the flame snaps are solid .925 sterling, not plated alloy. They darken into a patina you can polish back, which plating never lets you do. Best for anyone who wants gothic looks with metal that survives the weather.

    What It Is Like to Carry (The Honest Take)

    The snaps close with a short, hard clack. There is no mush in the action — you hear the wallet shut from an arm length away, which is oddly useful when you are gloved up and not looking down.

    Stingray reads strange to a first-time owner. The cross is a field of tiny mineralized beads, closer to fine gravel set in glass than to leather, and it grips a bare palm instead of sliding. Rain beads on it and wipes off. The black cowhide around it stays matte and quietly picks up shine at the fold.

    Heads up: the card slots start tight. Load them one card each and give it a week or two of daily carry before you judge the fit — forcing two cards into a fresh slot is how the stitching gets stressed early.

    Next to a plain cowhide bifold, the difference is stiffness. This one holds its shape from day one and softens slowly, so it never gets that sagging, dog-eared look.

    The Specs — And What They Actually Mean

    • ⚙️ Material: black cowhide body with a genuine red stingray cross inlay — the beaded surface shrugs off scuffs from gravel and keys.
    • 💎 Color: drum-dyed crimson, so the red runs through the hide instead of sitting on top as a coating.
    • 🔧 Closure: two .925 sterling silver flame snaps — solid metal you can polish, with a positive click you can hear.
    • 📏 Size: 4 3/4" x 3 5/8" closed — back-pocket sized, and the bill bay takes notes unfolded.
    • 💳 Card layout: nine hand-stitched slots sewn with waxed thread, one card per slot for a clean fold.
    • 🛡️ Chain point: sterling grommet through the spine, sized for lobster clasps and S-hooks alike.

    Questions You Are Probably Asking

    Will the red rub off onto light jeans?
    No. The hide is drum-dyed, meaning the crimson penetrates the material rather than coating it. Stingray also carries dye deep into its mineralized surface. Even soaked and wiped dry, the cross does not transfer color to denim or to the cards inside.

    How many cards does it really hold?
    Nine, at one card per slot. Doubling up is possible once the leather relaxes, but the fold thickens fast and the flame snaps have to stretch to reach. Nine cards plus folded bills keeps the wallet flat enough for a rear pocket.

    Does the grommet take any wallet chain?
    Yes for standard biker hardware. The sterling grommet is bored through the spine, the thickest layered section, and accepts common lobster clasps and S-hooks. Because the pull lands on stacked leather instead of edge stitching, a hard tug will not tear the seam.

    How do I clean the stingray cross?
    Wipe it with a damp cloth and let it air dry away from heat. Skip leather conditioner on the beaded area — it sits on the mineral surface and dulls the shine. Condition only the black cowhide around the inlay, once or twice a year.

    Quick Specs & Real-World Performance

    Technical DetailWhat It Actually Does for You
    Body leatherBlack cowhide, stiff at first, holds shape instead of sagging
    InlayGenuine red stingray cross, beaded and scuff-resistant
    Hardware.925 sterling flame snaps and spine grommet, polishable
    Card slotsNine, hand-stitched with waxed thread
    Dimensions4 3/4" x 3 5/8" closed, flat in a rear pocket
    Bill bayTakes US and international notes unfolded

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