Amazon Basics RFID Travel Neck Passport Holder Wallet - Solid, Khaki

I've purchased this for my wife and this is not another one of those " unbiased/ discounted/ free" type of review.She likes it because of the side zippered pockets, the front clear pocket where you can put your DL/ID for easy access, and the super long cord. It was a very helpful item for our trip to Europe. when our plane was delayed by 10 hours and they squeeze us in a last minute flight- we had to fly with 3 airplanes, and we passed trough 7 security/check points. Having this made it easy to run trough the airport with no worries about all our documents.One thing to keep in mind though: somehow in one of the checkpoints the travel wallet got stuck inside their scanner, and because we were in such a hurry, and after 20 hours of flight/train ride/cab, we forgot about it. Our luck: as we were getting on board of our last plane, we heard the name trough the speakers and we were able to go back to the check point and retrieve it. Keep track of all your things- but this has nothing to do with the wallet, but mostly a FYI of what it can happen.The travel wallet is sturdy, the top pocket has a very strong Velcro type of closure, and it is impossible for anything to fell out of it.The string it is super super long, and you can easily wear it cross body. Even if the material has a lighter color, it is very dirt proof and even after one month of very often use, it still kept it's color, with no sign of dirt/dust/finger mess etc.I think it's a nice buy and we recommend it.

This is the best travel item I've ever used. in the interior you can put two items I use passport cell phone a pen under the flapin the little window in front I put an RFID card holder with my credit cards in it so I can take in and out easily .behind my passport on the inside of the wall I put money in the larger denominations, on the left hand side as you look at the front of it I open the zipper that's tucked into the crevice and I put some small bills for tips and other things. Zip it up' Right hand side I carry my cards if I'm going to be renting a car or for sure I'm going to have a driver's license my AAA card and some other necessary cards.When you travel no matter where you are if you left your major bag with other items like the flashlight that I carry every time I travel so on and so forth, you will have all the Basic Essentials right here at hand. that allows you to be hands-free while you're walking standing at the counters swiping your passport.Then you put it right back immediately by just lifting the flap and slip it inI use RFID holder for passport anyway in case I have to pull it out of my wallet. It also keeps it looking brand new.I had forgotten that wallet was RFID the whole purse on the interior. I put my electronic car key in there I walked up to the car kept trying to open it, when I took it out I looked at the lining I said oh RFID so I couldn't get in my car without removing the car key to utilize the opener on the door. There's no key on the car door only the electronic lock.I recommend to anyone and everyone even teenagers and other people that have to go someplace.Had mine almost two years and it's still looking good I chose black

Not the most stylish travel neck bag in the world, but very useful and for the most part very comfortable under my shirt without a t-shirt. The bag was resting against my skin all day long in the tropical at 100+ degrees during the day and not below the 70's at night without any skin rash at all. I carried in it my passport, money and a credit card with no issues. The bag is very well made. It has four compartments: one has a zipper on the side the height of the bag to secure things, one that opens form the top with two compartments inside and a little one in front. The string to hang on your neck its fairly strong that can be adjusted and its long enough to wear it in the outside as a small shoulder bag crossing your body. The bag is about 7" tall and 5 1/2" wide. Keep in mind that its not made to carry a ton of things. Just your passport, money, and a credit card or two. The ladies can add two or three small make up items and phone if they are going to wear it as a purse. You won't go wrong with this bag as long as you don't plan to carry the house in it.

As a Chicago commuter, always looking for things to make the process easier. I don’t always have both hands free. I prefer using a backpack purse. Previously, I had used a product that Velcro Road onto the strap of my backpack creating a pouch I could reach easily where I could keep my bus card and my phone. The two things you want to have handy right? The pouch lasted a couple years, but eventually after heavy use, the Velcro straps frayed and broke and that was unusable. So I started looking for something else. And I came across this little gem after one or Q tries. I don’t care out of giant tablet size phone, so it fits very easily inside of the pouch. And I can carry different cards in the zipper pouches on the side. I can also carry keys and/or an extra waste pick up bag in the pouch. It’s very handy and holds a lot more than you might think. I even got my parents these as gifts for Christmas for when they travel.

I just used this for the first time when I travelled to Cabo, Mexico in late May. It had ample room for my passport, money, immigration paperwork, gum, lip gloss and more. It is light-weight, well made and I love that it has a zippered pocket on both sides as well as a small front window for your ID/drivers license. I highly recommend this for international travel or for anyone who just wants to keep travel documents and money close.