Lynch Northwest Redeemed Creations All Access Pass V2 Wallet Review

Introduction

The All Access Pass V2 is a collaboration between Lynch Northwest and Redeemed Creations, and it takes the wallet-slash-EDC-pocket-organizer idea seriously. It is a leather-wrapped vertical wallet with two card pockets up front and two slim pockets on the back for carrying small gear, all handmade from full grain Horween Dublin leather in the USA.

If you liked the original All Access Pass, this version is a very different animal. Where V1 was a bi-fold with three card pockets and a single front pocket for a pry bar, V2 is a vertical format based on the Redeemed Creations slim wallet, now with an added metal grommet for a lanyard.

Design and Layout

The layout is simple and well thought out. A quick access card pocket sits at the front, a large spacious center pocket holds the rest of your cards and folded cash, and two pockets on the back carry small tools. The Redeemed Creations logo appears on the front and the Lynch Northwest logo on the back.

Compared with the Redeemed Creations slim wallet, V2 swaps the quick access pocket arrangement for two sewn card pockets and adds that grommet hole up top for a lanyard. If you are a fan of the slim wallet and also want to carry a pry bar, a pen, or even a small knife, this variation makes a lot of sense.

Materials and Build Quality

Horween Dublin is the star here. The leather feels soft yet firm, and it has that unmistakable rich smell that immediately signals quality. The cuts look clean, the edges are nicely burnished, and the hand saddle stitching is tidy throughout, including on the rear pockets.

It is available in three colorways: black leather with black thread, brown leather with cocoa thread, and tan leather with cocoa thread. Everything is handmade in the USA.

Card and Cash Capacity

The stated capacity is 8 to 12 credit cards plus some cash in the two front pockets. In practice, seven flat cards fit in the front quick access pocket with room to spare after a squeeze, and five dollar bills folded into quarters slot into the center pocket without fuss.

Loading it up to the full 12 cards does fill the center pocket out, but everything still comes out easily enough with a squeeze. If you dislike center pockets for cards, this one has enough room that it never feels like a fight.

One trade-off to know about: a good portion of the front card is exposed, since the quick access pocket leaves plenty of the top visible for grabbing it. For anyone who keeps the wallet in a pocket most of the day this is a non-issue, but if you prefer your cards fully concealed, keep that in mind.

Dimensions and Weight

The wallet measures 3.3 by 4.5 inches at its highest point and weighs just 1.5 ounces, about 42 grams. For a full grain leather wallet with gear pockets, that is impressively light, and it keeps the profile genuinely minimalist.

Rear Gear Pockets for EDC

The rear pockets are where this wallet earns its EDC credentials. The first pocket, measured stitch point to stitch point, is 1.2 inches long and holds the All Access Pass V1.5 pry bar very well. The second pocket runs about 1.7 inches from stitch point to end and swallows a compact pen like the 4.4-inch Tactical Turn Mini, which sticks out just slightly over the top.

A small knife can fit in the second pocket with the pen moved to the pry bar pocket, though some prefer to keep their knife separate for quick access. Redeemed Creations has also shown the wallet carrying a pair of 4-inch pliers, which fit nicely, though a dedicated pocket slip may serve that purpose better.

Availability and Pricing

The current price sits at about 65 dollars, which is strong value for a handmade Horween Dublin pocket organizer. Availability is limited, much like the original All Access Pass, which sold out frequently. At the time of writing, the only place to buy it is the Lynch Northwest website; that could change, but for now that is the sole source.

Buying Advice

This wallet suits a specific kind of carry: people who want their cards and cash in one piece of leather while keeping a pry bar and pen on hand without sacrificing pocket space. If that matches how you carry, the V2 is an easy recommendation. If you prefer fully concealed cards or do not carry small gear, a conventional slim wallet may serve you better.

Conclusion

The All Access Pass V2 combines quality Horween Dublin leather, thoughtful vertical organization, and genuine EDC utility at a reasonable price. For fans of wallet-organizer hybrids, it is one of the more compelling options available, provided you can catch it in stock.