📚 Bellroy Travel Document Passport Holder with Ticket Organizer Review

This wallet is about 5 times more expensive than what I have paid for previous wallets. About 2 years ago I upgraded to a bigger smartphone after years of making fun of my brother's phablet. Since switching to a phone I've stumbled upon the Bellroy Travel Wallet and I love the dual deck format. I don't travel that often with my passport, which gives me a slimmer wallet that still fits in my back pocket. I wear jeans and khakis most of the time, and the back pockets fit easily in this…

As expected, this wallet is quite large (it fits in your passport). You can tell this is a quality product and not the $20 wallet you would buy at a department store. I am trying this for the first time as I have a flight to Florida tomorrow morning to visit family and hopefully it will be a great tool when I travel for work. Will update once I have some time to use the product. The pen is very small but that may be bias as I'm a 6ft 4in male with huge hands but it's useful to have for the…

I will be traveling a lot in the future. Worldwide, Europe, Dubai, Thailand, Australia, Afghanistan, etc. Added extra pages to my passport so it is thicker than usual. For many years of work around the world I have tried unsuccessfully to find the owner of the passport. It became obvious that the only way to travel comfortably was without a passport at all. I have tried bib pockets for passports, tickets, money etc. But if flight attendants take your jacket, you're in luck, they'll take your…

It hasn't been used much yet, but so far I'm enjoying it. It is very convenient to have everything in one place and there is plenty of space to keep all the documents and cards you need. Take it as focusing on the negative. I wouldn't call them disadvantages either, more like fears. The wallet is big. That's to be expected, but it's very large when you hold it in your hand. It's twice the size of my everyday wallet (not as thick as my two current wallets side by side). Fear of slipping or being

I'm very picky about the things I need to take with me when I travel. When I was looking for a new wallet in 2014, my first choice was the highly recommended Saddleback Leather Medium Bifold. Initially, this wallet made a solid and well-made impression. Unfortunately, after months of carrying it in my back pocket, two things came to light: First, the leather was so used to snapping my credit cards in half at the credit card slot pinch point. Second, what I took for strength in the thickness of…