MagSafe wallets help streamline your EDC game, allowing you to keep both your phone and your wallet in a single pocket. Problem is, they tend to be limited in size, offering just enough room to carry a few cards and little else. The Ninja Labs MagSafe Flex Pouch makes the MagSafe wallet a whole lot more flexible as a storage accessory.
Just like other MagSafe wallets, you can use it to carry cash or credit cards. Unlike them, you can use it to carry a whopping four dozen cards if you want. Heck, you can use it to carry your keys, coins, AirPods, and a whole load of other stuff, making it so much more versatile than other MagSafe wallet offerings in the market.
The Ninja Labs MagSafe Flex Pouch looks like a standard MagSafe wallet at first glance. You get a stiff material in the back with the magnet in its rear that you can snap onto the back of a MagSafe-compatible smartphone, as well as a pouch in front with a diagonal opening up top. Instead of leather or fabric, though, the pouch is made with an ultra-stretchy silicone blend that can stretch and shrink as needed, depending on how much stuff you cram into the pouch. That means, it can securely hold just one card, 50 cards, a lip gloss, a mini multi-tool, your car key fob, or whatever else you want to keep at the back of your iPhone. Heck, you can probably keep one of those collapsible mobile gamepads in there if you really try.
According to the outfit, the expandable storage pocket itself is patented, so it should be the only legit offering of its kind. Of course, that means, if this gets popular, you’ll probably have a dozen or so knockoffs made from abroad that you can also purchase. Or maybe it isn’t even really patented, they just say it to sound cool. Either way, it’s really quite handy, since it stays slim when only lightly used and goes hog wild when you fill it up with stuff.
The Ninja Labs MagSafe Flex Pouch stays flush with whatever is stored inside, so it’s never loose even when you only have one card stashed in there. And since silicone has a natural textured grip, everything should hold in place even if you fill it up with an obnoxious amount of stuff. The website itself shows it holding a ridiculous amount of stuff and it’s pretty fascinating. Do note, they do caution that the silicone material could tear when it brushes up enough times with sharp points or edges, so might want to think twice about putting your keys or anything similar in there that could potentially create a puncture, especially if you’re filling it to its absolute limits.
The pouch is available in four different colors, with each color offering either a translucent or opaque pouch, with the latter colors matching that of the backing. Yes, those colors include an all-black one if you’re not a fan of pastel-colored accessories.
The Ninja Labs MagSafe Flex Pouch is available now, priced at $58.
