Streamline Your Travels with ✈️ the Big Skinny Passport Holder for Passports Review

As advertised. About half the size of my other synthetic wallet. Accidentally swim with it and just dry it with no visible damage or shrinkage.

I originally bought this wallet for a trip to Europe because it holds my passport, but I still use it after the trip and just got my passport out. It's very well made and very thin, and I can organize everything in it too.

I gave it to a person who is going abroad. He had to travel a lot, so he needed a light and useful gift that would meet all the requirements. He was impressed that it had everything you needed including a passport. He carried it in his front pocket without any discomfort.

These are really good wallets - very thin and good quality. The nylon material is strong and very tightly woven. They are vastly superior to Courser's nylon wallets and I prefer them to their leather counterparts. Good choice for vegans (not because I bought it, but true nonetheless).

This wallet really exceeded my expectations. I carry my wallet in my front pocket to prevent my credit cards from being tampered with and for better posture when seated. This wallet adds very little extra bulk even with my passport inside along with my cards. I highly recommend this Big Skinny Passport Cover to anyone who travels to other countries frequently, it's perfect.

My first big thin purchase and while I liked that it really streamlined my wallet while still containing everything I need for everyday life and travel I like it the Didn't Like Card slots are top loading design. By just casually tossing my wallet on a table or dresser like I usually do, the cards in the top slot will fly out. Instead, I opted for a foldable hipster wallet. It still fits my passport, has more secure side pockets for cardholders and a proper bill slot for paper money that even…

This passport holder (like other Big Skinny products) is really well made and combines style and functionality that few other similar products offer. The only thing I hate is the "Big Skinny" logo material on the front; it's an intricate piece of rubber that's raised, which defeats the very purpose that Big Skinny products can boast of: being very thin. It bothered me so much that I had it "surgically" removed. Despite my diligent efforts, it left a small stain on the front, which I don't like,