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Small Wallet
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The Small Wallet is the first wallet Link begins his quest with in Skyward Sword. In this game the Small Wallet has a maximum capacity of 300 Rupees.
Appearance
As stated above, the Small Wallet only appears in Skyward Sword.
Skyward Sword
- A wallet for carrying Rupees, the currency of this world. It holds up to 300 Rupees. -In game description
The Small Wallet in Skyward Sword can hold up to 300 rupees. It is the wallet Link has at the beginning of the game. It can be upgraded by giving Batreaux 5 Gratitude Crystals, he will reward Link with the Medium Wallet.