(if you want to see all the features and how many cards and cash it can hold, please watch the video)
Today’s review will be on the TROVE Coin Caddy Wallet. It is in a reflective grey color. The Coin Caddy Wallet has additional options beyond what the TROVE Swift and Cash Wrap wallet offers. As with all TROVE products, it comes in convenient packaging which includes very descriptive information and instructions.
There are many features packed into the TROVE Coin Caddy. The company has really managed to make this a minimalist wallet. It is an amazing design. There is an elastic band that wraps around the exterior into the interior. There is also a quick access card slot on the exterior which includes a pull strap which can be used without the need to unsnap and open the wallet. When closed there is a slot between the interior elastic in the front and the front closure of the wallet, that passthrough is where you can fold and insert cash. There are two additional slots on the interior. The one in front is used for additional cards and the coin pouch is located in the back slot, fronted by elastic. The design is somewhat like an accordion, so once you insert the coins and snap the wallet together, the interior pieces are kept secure and the coins won’t fall out.
I was able to get eleven coins, six cards and three slips of cash in this very small footprint. For a minimal carry, four to six cards would be reasonable with quite a few coins as well. The company recommends it can hold up to 12 cards.
The wallet is made in England. This particular model is made from vegan-friendly material, but they also have wallets made from Italian leather. The elastic band is made in Italy and is very durable.
It measures 3.3 x 2.2 x .3” and weighs 32 grams.
For the final score, quality is a 4, price a 4, features a 5, usability a 4 and perception a 4. That gives a final score of 4.1 out of 5.
The Coin Caddy brings a good balance between cards, cash and coins with coins being emphasized. Small footprint with an easy front-pocket carry.
