By: Amanda K. Brady "bradycakes"

Amanda K. Brady "bradycakes" — Fri, 08 Nov 2013 19:27:56 +0000

Cheap quality. Cool wallet, but cheap quality. Not worth the $12 I paid. Gave it as a gift and they loved it, but after about three months of use, it was getting really worn. Shouldn't be priced over $7.

By: frank

frank — Fri, 08 Nov 2013 19:21:22 +0000

why put bacon in your pocket when you can put it in your mouth? i have mixed feelings about the bacon wallet.on one hand, i can’t help but feel a bit cheated, due to the fact that THE BACON WALLET WAS MY IDEA. you see, for the past 17 years i have invested countless hours of blood, sweat and tears into the development of the perfect bacon wallet. it all began with the notion that money, happiness, and bacon go hand in hand. from there i began experimenting with different types of raw bacon. it was tough for a while. getting the right combination of bacon type and wallet style was the hardest thing i’ve ever done in my life. i went through about infinity prototypes: trifold maple cured, bifold hickory smoked, the list goes on. the seemingly insurmountable problem, which became the bane of my existence for a solid 3 years, was that, regardless of flavor, dollar bills would always stick to the raw bacon. what good is a wallet that you can’t take your money out of? in a fury of frustration and self-pity over my failure, i took all of my bacon wallet prototypes and cooked them up for breakfast one morning. i thought i was throwing in the towel on all of my hopes and dreams. instead, i was stepping into chapter 2 of my life. a chapter like no other. so, as i stood over the frying pan, sobbing, the joyful aroma of bacon fat began to permeate my tortured soul. then, in an instant, everything changed. BACON WALLET 2.0 was born. the quandry had been solved! with bacon wallet 2.0 dollar bills would glide effortlessly free, like a newborn baby exiting the womb. all that was left for me to do was to go into mass production of bacon wallet asap. i was a little worried that i was going to make more money off the bacon wallet than i could fit in the bacon wallet itself, forcing me to upsize to some sort of clutch purse or fanny pack, thereby betraying the very thing i stood for. well, this fear was soon put to rest as soon as i got on the internet and found this product. what more is there to say.on the other hand, after ordering a few of these bacon wallets for myself (after all, they always say “keep your friends close and your enemies closer”), i have come to admire one clever feature that i admit never crossed my mind. this bacon wallet, is in fact not made of REAL bacon, but an exact replica of bacon in synthetic form. impossible you say? well, that’s exactly what i would say were i not holding such a wonder in my hand at this very moment. what this company has done is take my idea and evolve it to meet the expectations of today’s ipod generation. why put bacon in your pocket when you can put it in your mouth? that is the age old question that we as human beings can now consider answered.

By: Occidentalist

Occidentalist — Fri, 08 Nov 2013 18:55:35 +0000

If you’re rakin’ in the bacon, takin’ a bacon wallet is the best move you be makin’. You can tell by my incredibly witty review title that I know what I’m talkin’ about.The second I heard there was such a thing as a bacon wallet, I ran not walked, and purchased one. As everyone knows, ALL THINGS are better wrapped in bacon so why not ID cards, credit cards, awards club cards, pictures of my child and wife, and of course the metaphorical bacon?I’ve received tons of comments – none negative – from beautiful, intelligent, moral, ethical, and really really sexy people.Get yourself a bacon wallet or punch yourself repeatedly in the face. Your choice.

Comments on: Accoutrements Bacon Wallet

By: Amanda K. Brady "bradycakes"

By: frank

By: Occidentalist