🔒 Travelon Blocking Passport Black: Ultimate Size for Secure Travel Review

Finally, after two years, I can say that I have tested this passport wallet extensively. In short, he does what he has to do and he does it well. Yes, it blocks RFID. My phone beeps every time an RFID signal approaches and I never hear anything from my passport in this wallet. Also, it's actually a good tote bag. It's easy to use, durable, and has a card slot (which I also used for currency). It strikes a good balance of protecting my passport while also being easy to remove for customs or scan

I bought this for a recent trip abroad and for future trips. The case fits in the back pocket of the jeans, but extends to the top edge of the pocket. This made me a bit nervous (someone will see, it's easier to search the bag, etc.), but as I was wearing long t-shirts and a jacket most of the time, it didn't bother me. I really like that it has internal slots on one side for credit cards, extra ID, etc. They are a little deep and it's difficult to pull the card out when it's pushed all the way

I'm always a little skeptical about technology I'm not very knowledgeable about, so this morning I tested my new RFID blocking passport cover at work. I put my passport in the holder, held the passport holder (with my passport) directly on the scanner for about 1 minute and 15 seconds and the door would not open. After the test phase, I removed my access badge, held it up to the RFID scanner and the door opened. I am impressed. The job seems well done. I haven't tried inserting and removing…

I can honestly say that my identity has not been stolen while using this product. At least as far as I know. The product with a passport and a card in each slot turned out to be more elaborate and cumbersome than I expected. The nylon exterior is very reminiscent of the 1986 back pocket wallet. When going through customs, checking in for a flight, etc., you usually need to take your passport out of its case. Travelon could have made it a little easier. One side of the passport tucks into a…

I like this RFID blocking sleeve for my passport because Americans don't have a choice when getting a passport with an RFID chip. I've read how to stop the transmission of RFID chips but apparently it's illegal and will invalidate your passport. So my solution was to get myself a case that blocks RFID waves so my information can't be accessed by strangers with amazingly simple gear when I'm out. I travel with my passport instead of a driver's license, even when traveling domestically. in my…

Excellent case. It successfully blocks RFID signals, slim body and beautiful appearance. Pros: - Slim - RFID blocking - Has no writing on the outside - Designed to barely fit in a passport, so the sleeve isn't that big! - Quality stitching - Seems to be very durable Cons: - Stays open 2 inches when not in a pocket I would like to point out that without an elastic strap or in a pocket the case cannot stay fully closed. It stays open about two inches (I posted a photo). It is necessary that you…

I have a trip abroad in a month and for my first trip abroad I wanted to consolidate all my papers and cash in one wallet/purse. I looked at the lanyards for carrying passports and decided I wasn't very good and needed something around my neck. I don't fly often so something that fits in my front/back pocket should be fine. After looking at a few inexpensive ($10-$20) entry-level bags, I settled on the Travelon bag/wallet. Pros: Nylon with leather trim is good. I didn't want a leather wallet to

Just received the case and the quality is evident as soon as I open the box. I have ordered 3 different types of Travelon RFID family passport holders and they are all made to the same standard of quality. I have ordered another leather passport cover for another family member and the quality cannot even be compared to Travelon. Very satisfied with product quality. Holds up to 5 credit cards and has a bookmark. I put my passport in, so opening the suitcase shows my photo page. I assumed that's…