Duck Bill Money Clip Shows How $36 Can Be “The Financial Pinch You’ll Love.”

Nov. 21, 2008 - PRLog -- It’s Bigger. It’s Stronger. It’s Better.

Or, as Duckbill President and Chief Designer Tony Cornett describes it:  “Cool. Simple. Works.”

Most money clips lose their strength if stuffed too full too many times. Cornett attacked this problem from two angles.

First, Cornett created a Large Capacity Money Clip that could hold more “stuff” than any other clip out there. In fact, the Duck Bill Money Clip can carry up to 60 folded bills, or any equal combination of cash and plastic (for example, six credit cards, one driver’s license and 20 folded bills).

Beyond sheer size, Cornett also set out to make the strongest, most durable money clip available. The money clip is built with the Quad Bend Bite — four distinct bending points that empower the clip’s potent pinch and holding strength.  The brawny Spring Tension Steel secures the money, and gives the clip an uncommon ability to snap back to its original form.

The Duck Bill, when used within its suggested range, just won’t lose its bite.

Furthermore, the Duck Bill Money Clip is easier to manipulate than most. The innovative curved upper bill design makes it simple to insert cash and cards and anything else customers would need to carry.

No more fumbling around with a messy wallet in the checkout line. No more losing cash from a substandard money clip.

"I've always been a wallet guy and thought money clips just didn't work. And I was right, until I discovered the Duck Bill Money Clip. I've never had anything hold my stuff more securely: bills, credit cards, pictures-whatever you carry,” said David Moskovic of Austin, Texas.

Now, the Original Duck Bill Money Clip is available for just $36. Order today, and the company will ship it for free in an embossed, EVA-lined package. The Duck Bill Large Capacity Money Clip is “The Financial Pinch You’ll Love.”

For more information about Duck Bill Designs and the Duck Bill Money Clip, visit www.duckbilldesign.com. Become part of the Duck Bill community with the Duck Pond Blog at www.duckbilldesign.com/blog.