HOPSOOKEN Neck Pouch Travel Wallet Rfid Blocking Passport Holder Hidden Wallet

NO RFID PROTECTION. I purchased this bag specifically for RFID protection and there is no place on the actual product that indicates it has any such protection. The tag says the material is 100% nylon, and it looks like standard ripstop nylon to me. The bag is far too lightweight to be impregnated with nickel or anything that would provide RFID protection.I believe Hopsooken is intentionally misleading customers with the descriptions of their products, because they know their products cannot compete with others that actually do offer RFID protection. They also have a money belt on Amazon made from the same nylon which says "RFID" in the title but mentions it nowhere in the description....very suspicious.I am returning this bag and bought a Peak money belt instead. It's very good quality, and actually provides RFID protection. I would recommend the Peak bags if you really want RFID protection.

This "passport Holder" is much more versatile than just a passport holder. It is extremely roomy and has over 6 pouches, one being the mesh back that can hold anything that you want and still stay cool against your body. The neck band is set up to have the soft wide adjustable minimalistic band that you can put around your neck three ways; as a straight over the neck: an over the shoulder set up and for security, you can put it over your head and arm to wear it across your chest. It has pockets everywhere. I just set it up to carry in my RV and it carries my insurance card and important insurance documents, discount cards, proof of ownership and I still have room to add receipts and other items from the areas I travel. It is compact yet full of of open and zippered pockets. The zipped pouch at the top is perfect for carrying folded cash or credit cards; although there is also a see through option to hold your drivers license when traveling. Each side has lengthwise zippered compartments that can hold money, documents or anything that you may need. That's the key - you have as much space as you need, covered in a RFID soft plastic that you can take everywhere. I am an organized person and after just a week, I am going to get another one for my car and one to have at home; and also purchase one for my kids to keep their important papers for their car. I would highly recommend this to anybody that likes to stay organized and who needs an organized pouch that is easy to carry and still holds all their important things in one place.

This was the perfect accessory for our recent trip to Spain. We were warned by everyone to watch out for pickpockets, so I put everything I needed -- including phone, a few credit cards, lipstick and a small map-- into the nice zippered pockets of this bag and wore the bag as a crossbody under my jacket or sweater. Perfect. Comfortable to wear and lightweight. The thin strap is easily adjustable. Terrific and inexpensive purchase. We were never bothered by pickpockets, scammers, or other lowlifes, but were asked for directions, in Spanish, several times!

Used it for an international trip overseas and I loved it. It was strictly used to hold everything I needed at the airport, which was 4 passports, 24 pages of paper (I printed and took everything that was attached to the confirmation emails) folded twice to make it approximately the size of a passport, about 20 currency bills, and a couple credit cards. It was tight but all the items fit and I could've still put a few more things in it.My only complaint is that the lanyard would starting hurting after awhile. I understand that I did stuff the neck pouch nearly to capacity, but when I put the lanyard around my shirt collar instead of just on my neck, there was no more pain. So, it would have been nice if the manufacturer added a pad on the lanyard.Below are some approximate Dimensions:Length (w/ flap closed): 7 1/4"Length (w/ flap opened): 10 5/8"Width: 6"Lanyard (adjustable but at its longest): 4' 3/4"3 Large Pockets (1 on back, 2 under the flap): 6 3/4" x 6"2 zippered Pockets: 6 1/2" x 5 3/4"1 zippered pocket: 3" x 5 3/4"

I bought this as I was traveling for a month out of America and I new pickpocketing would be a big issue. At first I loved it, it had so many compartments, and since I was in multiple different countries I was able to keep the different currencies isolated from each other and my cellphone and medicine and cards and ID kept wonderfully. My water bottle has a clip on it so I hung it on the neck part as I walked around. This may have been why after two weeks the whole puch fell apart, although the zippers falling off would have had nothing do with this. At first I loved this product, but when it fell apart it was no good.

I wanted it in a black color and it is the right size. It is smaller than the owl one. Someone else liked it so much I gave it to them to use but didn't want to give it up. It was bought off of me. I didn't even get to use it yet. I see it as maybe a target as well though. It is strong but a thin material. It is comfortable and flexible as well. Cheaper than the owl one too. I seen the price flex somewhat and cheaper than all the rest out there. I looked at everyone of these things. I figured which one the neck or the belt type or just a fanny like pack. This one is ideal for most situations. The passport might be tricky. The big pocket will hold a smaller cell phone but I think it is kind of heavy being around your neck. It is a wallet you know where it is at and gives you easy access. I just worry about it being a target around your neck for someone else to see and want.