Visconti Hunter 726 Leather Travel Duffel Bag Review

It was a great wallet for a 2 week trip abroad. It was great to be able to keep my passport, credit cards, various currencies and a folded boarding pass in one place. Due to the slightly larger purse, it was a bit difficult to get in and out of the skinny jeans' front pocket. This is not a problem if you carry it comfortably in your back pocket. The leather felt very thin, like suede, when I received it, but after a few weeks of use, it's starting to flatten out, making it easier to get out of…

At first I wanted a Bellroy just like this. Decided to pay a small amount and try this one. There is more than enough space for cards, money and a passport. The grip that comes with the kit is cool and very comfortable. The workmanship is much better than I expected. It's nice to have a SIM card slot in case you need to take it out. Ideal if you want all your travel supplies in one compact solution.

I just finished my first trip abroad with this wallet and I have to say it's value for money. Passport and card slots are snug and won't fall out. The only problem I had was during airport security. The passport is used a lot and the bag is too small to pull out quickly so I just kept it until I got through security. Make transactions quickly without having to view all your funds. This is important to note, especially when you're in the shadows and don't want to show potential thieves how much…

This purse is awesome! Not too big, not too small and fits EVERYTHING! The pass is nice and tidy, and even when loaded with cash, boarding passes, and debit/credit cards, it doesn't feel crowded. Where the currency passes, there is a divider that can hold two types of currency and/or boarding passes. . It also has three secret card slots in the wallet facing the currency. Fits in a front pocket (albeit a bit tight) but I don't mind as I keep it there when I'm abroad.

Exceptional quality and size by Goldie Locks. Not as big as many passport wallets that are huge and bulky, but not so small that they can't hold everything you need. RFID protection is essential when traveling today