Andrew Schulz of the Flagrant podcast has teamed up with Ekster to create a truly unique wallet. This is the best of Ekster with additional features and new color combos, and there was a super-limited run of 500 made, so there is absolutely zero reason to sit on your hands, homies. Get yourself this wallet and sit on that.
Here are the details you need:
1. Fact: it’s the world’s sleekest wallet
There’s no way around it: the Ekster hits the mark in every aspect. Held within its space-grade 6061-T6 aluminum shell are up to 12 of your cards that fan out like a switchblade with the satisfying press of a button. It’s hugged by a band that secures some cash or a few extra cards. It’s all you need, excellently designed, and nothing more.
2. This special edition has an extra Flagrant touch
Andrew’s limited-edition design comes in three color options: black, graphite, or a forged carbon with red and grey flecks. Each comes with a beer opener backplate that’s engraved with the Flagrant logo—slide it out to crack one open, then secure it back into place for future imbibing convenience. This added detail will be just as good a conversation starter as the wallet itself.
3. Don’t sleep on the tracker card
Ekster makes it possible for your wallet to be virtually unlosable. Their credit-card-sized tracker card is designed to slide into your wallet like any other card, and connects to your phone so you can locate it on the map and prompt it to ring when you need a leg up in locating it.
4. Wireless theft has no place here
In this time of rapid digital advances, old-school wallets are plain vulnerable. The Ekster wallet has a built-in RFID-blocking layer that prevents wireless theft. You’ve got to protect yourself and your assets, and this elevated wallet makes it so easy you don’t even have to think about it.
Hurry and grab the Andrew Schulz x Ekster Collab before it’s gone for good
After this limited run sells out, that’s that. Fan of the bold and irreverent show or simply someone who values well-thought-out everyday equipment, you would be wild not to jump in on this dynamic Ekster collaboration.
