🔒 Columbia Security Blocking Traveler Foxfield: Protecting Your Belongings on Every Trip Review

I have tried replacing the exact same wallet here 4 times but the quality was terrible. When I first bought this wallet it lasted maybe 8 months. It's about 25% leather, so that's the first problem. It wears out too quickly. It claims to have RFID blocking technology. I tried to test how true this was by placing an eight-month-old wallet, folded like in a pocket, next to a vending machine that accepted payment cards. To my surprise, he even accepted it with a "safe" wallet. I tried again with a

After opening the wallet this is a regular wallet and I have no major complaints. However, it was very tight for my stuff. This surprised me as I came from a smaller wallet. Once all my things were in the purse, his own flap in the purse would barely close. However, after a while the wallet "broke" and now copes perfectly with what I put there. Four stars because I believe that if you end up buying it you will probably be satisfied, but there will be a point that you will probably have doubts…

My husband DON'T WANT RFID. So when I saw the Ben Brown color tag that said "No RFID" I was happy as I had spent many hours looking for one that didn't have it. I got it today and it says it's RFID protected! I think he'll be back before he even uses it. Why are they still not making wallets without this new technology?

This wallet isn't perfect for everyone, but it's perfect for me and my needs. It's thin, has no dull zippers, and can withstand rough handling. If you often have a "George Costanza wallet" (a wallet with dozens of cards, receipts, and a large wad of cash), this wallet isn't ideal for you. If you often use more than 3-4 cards (without ID), you should also look at other wallets. This is the second one I have. The first lasted me two years of intensive use. The first was in perfect condition…