Today only: Amazon slashed prices on its No.1 bestselling men's wallet—just in time for Father's Day

Korin Miller
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They're just $20! (Photo: Amazon)
They're just $20! (Photo: Amazon)

Whether you're looking for your dad, your partner or both, shopping for Father's Day can be a little stressful. After all, you want to find the perfect gift, but you also have a budget to consider. 

Well, Amazon is here to make things easier on you. Just for today, the mega retailer has slashed prices on the No.1 bestselling Travando men's slim wallet. The wallet is just $20 (was $35) until midnight. After that, it's back up to the usual price.

There are so many reasons this wallet is perfect for the dad in your life. For starters, it has nearly 29,000 fans. How many other wallets can say that? There are plenty of great features in this wallet that make it worth your money.

It features an RFID-protected lining to keep your credit cards free from from being scanned by a criminal. A bifold closure lets the user easily get in and out. It's also slim and compact (4.5 x 3.1 x 0.6 inches), so your dad or partner can slip it in their back pocket — a definite perk.

You can fit so much inside. (Photo: Amazon)
You can fit so much inside. (Photo: Amazon)

The Travando men's slim wallet features 11 card pockets, which is roomy enough to hold credit and debit cards, business cards, an ID and many more. There's even an outside notch to push the cards out easily. 

Got someone on your list who likes to carry plenty of cash? The wallet's metal money clip lets you hold several bills inside. 

There are so many color combinations to choose from: black, black with an orange interior, black with white stitching, carbon, chocolate, cognac, grey, red and a vintage brown. The hardest part about buying this wallet is picking a color!

The reviews are packed with comments about how great the Travando men's slim wallet is. "Love this wallet," one happy user wrote. "Probably my favorite one I've ever owned. I've always kept my wallet in my front pocket since I lost one from my back pocket when I was younger. So, it's definitely a bonus having a slim front pocket wallet that holds everything I need." Another fan gave the money clip the thumbs up. "My favorite thing is the money clip inside," they said. "Everything has a nice snug fit which assures me nothing with fall or slide out."

A fellow fan called the Travando "the best wallet I've purchased," writing, "this is easily the most practical wallet I've ever purchased. And the build quality was far better than I was expecting for the price... . I'd give this an extra star if I could."

Just a reminder: The Travando men's slim wallet is only marked down for today. Don't miss out on your chance to get the perfect Father's Day gift on mega-sale!

The reviews quoted above reflect the most recent versions at the time of publication.

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