JOL Bi-Fold Packet Trick Wallet
Accessory by PropDog and Jerry O'Connell
The Jerry O'Connell Bi-Fold Holder, is the perfect solution for carrying and protecting packet tricks. It is handmade of the highest quality leather. This case will protect your cards from damage and body moisture while you are not using them.
The case has two pockets on the inside of the holder and holds poker and bridge sized cards. It is a great way to add a professional touch to your performance.
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Customer reviews for JOL Bi-Fold Packet Trick Wallet
Joel
JOL make great products used the world over. Cant wait to finally get my 3 in.
Philip
Junk. I always open my mail over my kitchen trash can. It went straight from the envelope into the can. Didn’t want to be bothered by the pain of returning it. Get the TCC equivalent. Better in every way.
Stephen
The "JOL Bi-fold Packet Trick Wallet" is made of real leather and looks and feels classy. I own two or three of these. I also own several of the packet trick wallets by TCC Presents. Both wallets are good and although the two wallets are fairly similar, they have differences that are worth mentioning. The JOL wallet is made from real leather where the TCC wallet is made of PU leather (pleather). The inner flap on the JOL wallet holds the cards in more securely than the TCC wallet but I see this as both a pro and a con. When performing packet tricks, I find the wallet by TCC to be easier to get packet tricks in and out of and prefer it for most of my packet tricks. In my experience, the JOL wallet can hold a few more cards on each side than the TCC wallet. Also the JOL wallet has four pockets, one on the front and another on the back of the wallet in addition to the two inner pockets where the TCC only has the two inner pockets. I like them both for different reasons.
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wayne asks: Whats the maximum number of cards that will fit on each side?
- 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:Probably 4-5 per side
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