Review on Foldable Passport Blocking Concealable Organizer Travel Accessories and Travel Wallets by Amy Fenner

A very useful item for travelers. I prefer to travel as light as possible, especially through airports and train stations, but carrying travel documents in hand luggage, even in a backpack, is not always convenient or safe. I started using a holdall many years ago, but have often been disappointed by its small size and lack of secure compartments. Now that RFID technology is used in passports and credit cards, and thieves have access to RFID scanners, simply keeping these items out of sight is no longer enough. I was very happy to find this travel wallet, big enough to hold passports (some of us travel with kids), tickets, visas, credit cards, cash (remember that?) and a PHONE. шею (как и я) и все еще достаточно мал, чтобы его можно было заправить под свитер или куртку, оставляя руки свободными, чтобы управлять своим багажом, открывать двери и т. д. Я заметил, что здесь также есть возможность продеть ремень через петли On the back. so it can be worn at the waist. There is one spacious zipped compartment (wallet size closed) and three same sized open top compartments that close when the wallet is closed and the top flap is latched. When the flap is open these compartments can be accessed without opening the wallet - a handy feature for getting out tickets and passports whilst keeping credit cards etc. safe and out of sight. The Velcro pocket opens to reveal a zip pocket and three large slots for credit cards etc. The deepest of these slots is also closed with Velcro. The processing of this purse is good, all seams are processed neatly, the zippers, Velcro, buttons, etc. are stable. The neck strap is adjustable and, like the belt loops, is made of nylon fabric. The neck strap attaches to two D-rings with two snaps - all fittings are nylon so they can go through the security scanner if you don't have any coins. Despite all of these features and storage, it still fits comfortably in my carrier's pocket. for his journey through the TSA scanner. Sigh - now if the journey ever picks up again, I'm ready!