Rider Demon Carved Leather Biker Wallet — Stingray Inlay
SKU: 3510
At the center of the Rider Demon Carved Leather Biker Wallet, a black stingray cross sits in a window cut through the carving. A band of pale beads crosses its middle, and a barbed circle of carved thorns encloses it. Below the cross, a skull stares out through two carved rosettes where its eyes should be. Carved flames curl away from the skull toward the decorated closure strap. The body is black cowhide, with silver-gray antiquing on every raised edge. Closed, this long bifold measures 4½″ × 8⅛″, with ten card slots, four bill compartments and a zippered pocket inside.
Who This Is Actually For
If you want stingray as a detail — the hide appears exactly once, as the cross at the center of the front. Everything around it is carved cowhide. Best for riders who like one hard, beaded inlay framed by deep relief work.
If you carry cash unfolded — at 8⅛ inches long, the body is longer than a 6.14-inch US bill. Notes travel flat across four bill compartments. Ten card slots sit in stepped rows on both inner panels, and a long zipper closes the pocket between them.
If your wallet often lands face down — it has no undecorated side. The back carries its own scene: a skull under a studded, banded helmet, a second skull grinning along the lower edge, and long flames streaming between them.
What It's Like to Carry (The Honest Take)
Up close, the front combines three distinct textures. The stingray beads are hard, rounded and visibly different in size. The carved figures are smooth on top, with crisp vertical walls where the knife cut down. The black ground between them carries a fine crosshatched grain, so even the background has character.
The window holding the cross is cut into a circle of sharp points. White thread zigzags between those points around the entire opening. The stingray sits a step below that rim, recessed inside the carving.
The antiquing reads silver-gray more than white. It catches the ridges of the thorns, the flames and the rosette petals, while the deepest cuts stay black. Along some cut lines, a copper-brown tone shows through. Coverage varies noticeably across the wallet: the flames on the back carry heavy silver, while parts of the front skull stay darker.
Braided black leather lacing runs around the entire perimeter and down both edges of the strap. The strap ends in a polished, domed concho with a fine toothed rim. Its .925 sterling silver snap fastens over the top edge. Inside, the leather is smooth black, stitched with black thread.
One honest note: this is a crowded composition. A cross, a thorn ring, a skull, rosettes and flames all share the front, and the back adds two more skulls. If you prefer one dominant figure, the phantom skull wallet linked below is simpler.
The Specs — And What They Actually Mean
- ⚙️ Materials: carved black cowhide body, with a genuine black stingray cross inlaid at the center of the front.
- 📏 Size: 4½″ × 8⅛″ closed — longer than a US bill, so currency stays unfolded.
- 💳 Layout: ten card slots, four bill compartments and a long zippered pocket.
- 🔧 Hardware: .925 sterling silver snap under a domed concho, plus a .925 sterling silver chain grommet at the fold.
- 💎 Finish: silver-gray antiquing over the relief, with black left in the deep cuts.
- 🛡️ Edges: braided black leather lacing around the body and along the strap.
Questions You're Probably Asking
What is the barbed ring around the stingray cross?
Carved thorns. A ring of barbed vine circles the cross, and the opening itself is cut into sharp points. White thread zigzags between those points all the way around. The black stingray sits a step below that rim, so all 4 arms of the cross are surrounded by decoration.
What is carved inside the skull's eye sockets?
Two flower rosettes. Each socket holds a carved bloom with layered petals, antiqued silver-gray like the surrounding relief. Both rosettes sit directly beneath the stingray cross, inside the barbed thorn ring. Together they give the skull an unusual, decorated stare at the center of a front panel measuring 4½ inches tall.
How does it compare with the phantom skull and cross wallet?
The phantom skull wallet carves its cross directly into the cowhide, with no stingray at all. Its skull merges into an iron cross, and cream stitching outlines the edges. This Rider Demon wallet sets a genuine stingray cross into a thorned window and finishes every edge in braided black lacing. Both hold ten cards in total.
Quick Specs & Real-World Performance
| Technical Detail | What It Actually Does for You |
|---|---|
| Black stingray cross inlay | One panel of hard, beaded texture set into the carving |
| Recessed window with white thread | The stingray sits below the carved rim, framed by zigzag stitching |
| Silver-gray antiquing | Thorns, flames and rosettes stay readable on black leather |
| Carved back panel | Two skulls and long flames, so neither side is undecorated |
| 4½″ × 8⅛″ long bifold | US bills ride flat across four compartments |
| Ten card slots + zippered pocket | Cards in stepped rows, small items zipped away |
| .925 sterling silver grommet | Accepts a chain clip at the folded edge |
You Might Also Want
The phantom skull and iron cross wallet uses the same pale antiquing on a single figure: a skull merged into a cross, carved straight into the cowhide.
For stingray placed in a skull's eye, look at the winged skull wallet with a stingray eye. A broad feathered wing sweeps across its front.
The grommet is ready for a chain, so browse our wallet chains. More carved skull designs sit in the biker wallets collection.
