🛂 Hidden Passport Blocking Travel Accessories and Wallets by Hiwego Travel Review

I will buy a third one today. My second is worn out. Still usable, but shabby. I take the charcoal because it doesn't show every contact with what life has to offer. The last purchase was made on August 19th. So that speaks volumes about its durability. The first time I took this bag with me on trips, but I liked it so much that I used it all the time. Convenient access to accounts, cards and cash. I keep a few coins in the outside zip, but luckily there aren't many. I keep a zippered coin…

Very comfortable to wear. It had basic travel essentials like credit cards, a phone, a passport, plus an extra-long pocket for something like an itinerary. Spring. However, 2 small zipper compartments held almost nothing. I was surprised to see that it comes with a small plastic holder that fits in the credit card slot; It had a SIM changer tool and multiple card slots, which is a great feature for those who travel a lot. I wanted to put my credit card in 1 zippered pocket for easy access. It…

Bought and used. Lightweight and comes with a SIM card cover which is nice as I can organize my SIM card when I move to a new location/country. This wallet comes with a loop but it is difficult to use. Once used, the back pocket can no longer be used. In addition, the credit card slots are cramped and require a little more room to easily pull out or return a credit card. If I put a big iPhone or other big screen cell phone, it will be too narrow for other things or it will be difficult to close

I bought this because it has a pad on the strap - great! All bags require a wider strap and lining. You can see that it's made solid - it's sewn correctly, it looks strong. However, like many others I've tried, this one doesn't have room if you really want to line your pockets with your belongings. The bottom of most of these pouches is sewn in such a way that all of the fabric separating the pockets is sewn together and stapled to the bottom. What is needed is a strip of fabric at the bottom…

Came back from a cruise a month ago and while shopping in different ports I've "slammed" several times and found the zipper on my fanny pack was open . When you re-board your ship, you MUST show your passport and cruise card. That means you have to take your IDs with you everywhere and risk losing them. Fanny packs aren't even travel safe so I looked for another solution and this is it. I was very surprised that there are so many configurations of these "neck bags". I've never heard of them…