Fireproof Document Bag with Lock (5200℉), 15”x 11”Fireproof Money Bag, Waterproof Zipper Pouch for A4 A5 Legal Letter Size Document, Tablet, Valuables, Jewelry, Cash and Passport

Tight fit for notary supplies. No room for extra. I would recommend a larger size.Nice color and durable.

Nice !

Easy to change the code to what you want, holds a good amount of documents and is slim enough to take with you on the go. It’s made out of good material and seems sturdy. Zippers are used to lock it, the lock holds tight.

Good

This folio is made of nice, heavy material and the lock mechanism is easy to use.I like that this doesn’t have a giant logo printed on it like some other brands I’ve seen.Note that this wouldn’t stop water from entering if fully submerged because of the zipper. However, the flap that folds over the zipper would certainly keep everything sheltered from rain or sprinklers.

The material is very heavy canvas and roomy. It is one of the few to have an UL4 V-0 designation for fire retardation. For the uninformed, the UL Lab tests the product by positioning it on the vertical. A blow torch concentrates on a spot. The material catches fire, but it is able to extinguish the flame within 10 seconds, protecting the contents..The only negative is the ability to hold an large amount of documents. I estimate that it can comfortably handle 1/8". Any thing more becomes a struggle, resulting in ripped and creased sheets..The user must take realize that this product will NOT preserve important documents inside a house fire, despite the advertisement hype. These are the facts. An average house fire will approach 1100F in 3.5 minutes. Rooms not on fire will achieve a temperature of 300F. Paper burns at 451F..Given these realities, where the product is stored is very important. Most fires begin in the kitchen and spread. So, the most logical place is the coat closet near the front door. A person can quickly grab the folder while exiting the house.

Functions very well and will protect my future documents especially when I am traveling. Becareful though since I was mislead by packaging to think the 11×15 was sent as 11×7 but that was not the case. The 11×15 is actually just folded in half when I got the courage to open the plastic sleeve. Thickness is well maintained for a bank bag as well and would make transport of items very easy.

Little bag definitely gets the job done. I haven't lit it ablaze to check the whole fireproof claim, but otherwise it keeps my notary stamp and notebook safe.