Stingray Tribal Tattoo Trifold Biker Wallet with Skull Snaps
SKU: R2359
Look at the back panel and the stingray changes color down the middle. Red across most of it, then a blue section through the center, with the crown — the row of largest beads — sitting right in that blue. Black leather shapes are stitched over the top of all of it. Flames on the front, a cross on the back.
Who This Is Actually For
If exotic skin should be the wallet, not the trim — stingray is the base panel here, running across the front, the back and the closure flap. The black leather is the pattern laid on it, not the other way round.
If you have been doubling cards into one slot — there are twenty, ten on each interior panel. Best for anyone carrying fuel cards, IDs and membership plastic that never fits a normal wallet.
If you carry it full — two skull snaps hold the front flap rather than one. The load spreads across both, so the flap pulls flat instead of hinging on a single point.
What It Is Like to Carry (The Honest Take)
The crown is the detail that gives the hide away. Every ray carries a band of larger beads along its spine, and on this wallet that band lands in the blue center section on the back, pale against the color around it. Where it falls depends on how the skin was cut, so it will not sit in the same place on every piece.
Nothing here is carved. The tribal shapes are cut from black leather and stitched down on top of the stingray, and you can follow the stitch line around every point of the flames. It is applique work rather than knife work.
Open it and the decoration stops. Black leather panels, twenty card slots split ten and ten, a vertical zip pocket, and a closure flap lined in a red and black dragon-patterned cloth. White thread runs the perimeter over black binding.
Heads up: twenty slots in a trifold is a lot of capacity, and filling all of them will make this a thick wallet. Load what you actually carry and leave the rest empty, or it stops folding flat.
The Specs — And What They Actually Mean
- ⚙️ Base hide: stingray across the front, back and flap — red through most of it with a blue center section.
- 💎 Pattern: black leather tribal shapes stitched on top, flames on the front and a cross on the back.
- 📏 Size: 7 1/2" x 3 3/4" closed, trifold — bills lie flat with no second fold.
- 💳 Interior: twenty card slots, ten on each panel, with a vertical zip pocket and slip pockets behind the card rows.
- 🔧 Closure: two .925 sterling silver skull snaps on the front flap, set apart so the flap pulls down evenly.
- 🛡️ Chain point: a sterling silver grommet at the bottom of the spine, fitted with a small ring for a clip.
Questions You're Probably Asking
Why is part of the stingray a different color? The panel is built from a hide that runs red across most of its area with a blue section through the center. Both are the same skin, dyed in two tones. The pale crown cluster sits inside the blue part on the back of the wallet.
Is the tribal pattern carved into the leather? No, it is applied. Each shape is cut from black leather and stitched down onto the stingray beneath it, so the pattern stands as a separate layer with visible stitching around its edges. No knife work was done into the hide itself.
Where do the two snaps sit? Both are on the front closure flap, spaced apart rather than stacked. Two anchor points hold the flap flat across its width, which matters on a trifold because the flap has to close over three panels of stacked cards. Both snap heads are cast as skulls in .925 sterling silver.
Does it come with a chain? No, the wallet ships on its own. There is a grommet at the bottom of the spine carrying a small metal ring, so a clip attaches to the ring rather than through a bare hole. Any standard chain clip will take it.
Quick Specs & Real-World Performance
| Technical Detail | What It Actually Does for You |
|---|---|
| Stingray as the base panel | Beaded texture over the whole face rather than a small accent shape. |
| Two-tone red and blue hide | A color break through the center that no dyed cowhide panel would give you. |
| Natural crown in the blue section | The mark of a genuine ray, and the reason no two of these match. |
| Black leather tribal applique | The pattern is a stitched layer, so its edges stay crisp instead of softening with wear. |
| Twenty card slots, ten per panel | Every card gets its own slot instead of two per pocket. |
| Two skull snaps on the flap | The closure pulls flat across the width rather than hinging on one stud. |
| Ring-fitted grommet at the spine | The chain clip rides on metal, keeping wear off the leather edge. |
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Same cross, worked in beads rather than black leather: the gothic cross stingray long wallet inlays the shape in stingray instead of laying it over.
Want the cross over a scaled hide? The gray lizard long wallet with a stingray gothic cross swaps the base for lizard.
If the two-tone is too much, the all-black stingray scorpion bifold keeps the beading in one color. More riding gear sits in the biker wallets category.
