VULKIT(バルキット) 旅行用パスポートホルダー RFIDブロック 旅行財布 レディース&メンズ スーツケース用荷物タグ付きパスポートカバー マグネット開閉パスポートケース IDカード5枚 チケット/現金を収納可能, ツートンカラーのカーキ。, 16.00 × 12.00 × 1.00 cm, コンパクト。

Bad quality

Used this recently while travelling and it kept passports, cards and boarding passes organised without being bulky. Material feels good quality and the RFID feature is a bonus. Clean and simple design too.

This is a good quality RFID blocking passport wallet and is useful under a certain specific set of circumstances. It is well constructed with secure stitching. It is made of soft leather and closes with a magnetized strap. This also comes with a matching luggage tag, which is a nice touch. However, there are a few caveats I need to mention.Features1) Two passport pockets. This could be useful if you have two passports or are carrying a family member's passport.2) Four credit card holders, one with a window such as for an ID.3) Two slots for SIM cards.4) One currency pocket.5) One pen pocket.Four card holders, I feel, are sufficient. The SIM pockets are a nice touch. I've never had these on any other passport wallet I've owned, but I can see how these would be useful.Having the second passport section means you don't have a nice large currency pouch (or large area to save other things like vaccine paperwork, military papers, etc.). There is an additional pocket on the outside, but I don't trust carrying things on the outside, especially in places like an airport. There is also only one currency pocket, with no separator. This means you can't effectively carry more than one currency at a time. In traditional passport wallets, the currency pouch is in the back, behind the passports. With it being such a deep area, you can double up your currency and carry one per side, even without a separator. However, because the currency pouch in this one is in the front and shallow, you don't have that option.Overall, I think this is a good option if you are carrying two passports and only one type of currency. If you are often the other way around, like me, then you may want to look elsewhere.

This passport holder is really pretty and seems to be made to a good standard. It fits two passports comfortably, which is ideal if you’re travelling with a child — it makes sense to keep your passport and your child’s together. Personally, I can’t imagine adults handing their passports to someone else to carry; I think everyone should keep their own documents on them. But with kids it’s different, so for that situation, having two passports in one place works perfectly.It also has space for multiple cards, which is a handy addition, and the RFID protection is reassuring when travelling. The set includes the passport holder and a luggage tag, and while both look nice and feel well made, the price does feel a bit high. At £25 for one holder and one tag, it’s edging into the pricey side, even though the quality is good.Overall, it’s a stylish, practical organiser that does the job well — but the cost knocks it down to four stars.

The passport holder is quite stylish and the neutral colors match with almost anything. The quality is pretty decent with the leather being smooth and soft. The stitching looks like it will last. It has a lot of different pockets for different items, but the configuration is slightly off. I would definitely use this only as a passport holder during airport visits as opposed to using it as a passport wallet for the entire trip it does hold two passports, but only fold it up it doesn’t have The passport viewing slot where you can just open up the passport, wallet, and see the picture page of your passport so it’s nice that it holds to, but you have to take it out in order to show your picture. The matching luggage check is a nice bonus, but nothing special about it. The main feature is the RFID blocking, which is really important to have. Technology nowadays makes it easy for so many different people to use for nefarious purposes and protecting your identity is number one while traveling.