Review on 📚 Bellroy Travel Document Passport Holder with Ticket Organizer by Abby Clark

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 stolen. Because of the size, I think I'll probably use this wallet mainly when I'm on the go (e.g. at the airport), but once I'm at my destination I'll probably go back to my regular daily wallet. 2. Although it is convenient to keep everything in one place, it also makes me nervous because if it gets stolen, I lose everything immediately. It's not so much against the wallet itself (the wallet can't help if it's stolen), but since the purpose of this wallet is to have everything centralized, it defies the purpose a bit. I don't consider this a disadvantage of the wallet, but I think it should be taken into account. Overall I would say that its main strength (size) is also its main weakness (size). It seems well constructed at this point, and I love the idea of having a pen handy, although digital passports and paper forms from custom kiosks are quickly becoming a thing of the past. So I guess time will tell how I feel about this product. It's either a good way to keep everything centrally organized when traveling, or it's an overly big and over-complicated solution to a non-issue (e.g. no longer needing a handle for user forms).