VB118-Travel wallet with RFID protection, featuring a passport holder; waterproof and anti-theft

When I travel, especially abroad, I don't want to have to be digging through a purse to find items I need. This Travel Wallet is a nice way to fix this problem. I can easily access my passport, phone or credit cards. I appreciate the RFID blocking since you can never be too careful!I especially like that it comes with both a lanyard and a wristlet, so you can carry it whichever way works best for you. It doesn't add extra bulk as you carry it around. The water-resistant material is a definite plus as well - you never know when it might get rained on. The nylon makes it easy to wipe off as well because accidents happen!It's a simple little travel accessory, but sometimes those are the things that make traveling a bit easier. Definitely something I will use. It also makes a nice gift for anyone you know who travels. The price is certainly reasonable for an item like this.

I purchased this for my husband who is always complaining he doesn��t have a place to put his keys, phone and wallet, but didn��t want to get a man purse. This is such great quality it��s sturdy and the zipper almost seems water proof. I��ve never seen a zipper like this. I almost want to steal it from my husband. It can hold a lot. It��s fits his key fob his phone and his wallet the color is my absolute favorite it��s a great green color. It seems like it would wash well and air dry we haven��t had to clean it yet my husband takes good care of it.

Sturdy, compact over shoulder bag with lots of pockets. I've been using it when I go to the gym. It holds my iPhone (mini), keys (on a min-carabiner), lifting straps (main pocket), and an energy/protein bar. Organization is good. The shoulder strap adjust easily, though bites a bit into my shoulder if I'm wearing a particularly lightweight shirt. I like the brown color, though YMMV.

This is a nice bag to carry just the essentials �C cell phone, some cash and cards, and a few small, random must-haves. It would be nice if it were a bit larger, but the trade-off would be carrying more stuff. The strap/lanyard has reflective threads in it, but the wrist strap does not. The zipper appears to be water resistant, which would mean items inside the bag would be decently protected from rain, splashes, etc, but I did not do an immersion test.It should be noted that the outside pockets do not have a flap or anything to secure items. So, a phone, or whatever is in those outer pockets, could easily fall out.

This is an ok travel wallet. It holds all my cards and cap sticks. But not my phone. That's a big down fall for me. And it kept gets caught on stuff like door knobs and chairs when I turned. Likely it is durable! So that's a plus. The straps didn't break when I tried to walk away. It's made it off good material. Is really not that badly priced. It don't know if it's for me thought. Not what I thought it was going to be.

I wanted to love this travel wallet, and there are lots of things that work about it, but ultimately, I landed on 4 stars for this one.What I like: The color selection is great! I chose espresso because it's discrete and goes with a lot of things. I don't want my travel wallet to be a beacon for pickpockets when I'm traveling, but if I did, I'd have chosen the orange one. Great color! The choice between the long strap and the wrist strap is smart, too. They're both sturdy and removable, and the long strap is adjustable. The primary, zip pocket has multiple spots for credit cards, passports and stuff with a gray liner which I *assume* is the RFID blocking material. It's comfortable and easy to wear under a jacket.What I don't like: The outside pockets. One side is a large pocket for phones, but there's nothing to keep your phone from being pickpocketed or falling out if the bag gets jostled at the wrong angle. Even a small strip on the top secured by velcro or a snap would keep a phone in place, but as it is, my slides right out very easily. The other side of outer pouches didn't impress me either. I don't get the practical use of the outer pocket divided down the center. The listing photos show items I can't identify, and don't look like typical traveler gear. Sunglasses don't fit in there, phones don't obviously. Pens and lip balm do, I suppose. Overall, dividing this outside pocket limits what you can carry in it and seems like a waste of great pocket space. I also didn't see a use for the elastic piece that goes over the front. Basically, anything placed in those outer pockets aren't secure and you're limited by what you can put in them.Overall, this is stylish looking with good straps and a solid zippered pouch, but the design isn't idea for travelers. The biggest problem for me is the cellphone pocket. I'd alter this wallet before I'd use it to travel with, but light use might be okay.

This is a nice casual wristlet/ sling wallet. It has a pocket on the outside for a phone or other similar sized item, card slots inside and an adjustable body strap. It comes with a carabeener too, but the shape is triangular so it doesn't fit the loop well. The fabric is a utility/ synthetic canvas as is durable and washes well. This is a great option for hiking or other active people.

The media could not be loaded.

The length of the lanyard is adjustable using a hangman��s knot, which is a cool feature. The attachment points for the clips appear securely sewn, though they are quite tight. I had a little trouble attaching the lanyard clips to the wallet��my fingers aren't as nimble as they used to be��but once attached, you likely won't need to change them often.The neck strap attachments on the wallet are metal, and I especially like that the lanyard carabiners are sturdy metal rather than plastic (though the wrist strap clip is plastic). The neck strap itself is made of a strong, rounded cord. It wears great over a collared shirt, though it might feel a bit rough directly against bare skin.Measuring roughly 5" x 7", it��s a convenient size. My phone (which measures 6.25" x 3.3" in its case) fits easily in the back compartment with room to spare. For credit cards, there are only two slots, but each pocket is spacious enough to hold several cards. I also really like the front pockets for small items like pens.The zipper design is impressive: when fully zipped, a smooth rubberized track covers the teeth to protect against water, yet the zipper glides smoothly without catching. While described as water-resistant, it should easily handle rainstorms��though I still wouldn't recommend submerging it.The overall fabric and stitching feel very durable, and the RFID protection provides great peace of mind while traveling. Additionally, using the lanyard makes going through airport security a breeze since it's so quick to take on and off. I haven't used the wrist strap myself, as I feel the wallet might be a bit too heavy to comfortably carry on the wrist.

I really loved this travel wallet, its not bulky and can be kept close to the body with either a cross-body cord or a belt loop. The word, minimalist comes up and that is the word that I would use for this travel wallet. I selected an unobtrusive black, I did find the silver-reflective thread that was used to be a nice touch to be able to find the wallet in low-light. All of the hardware and materials were high-grade and extremely well-finished, no points of failure that I could find. The fact of RFID-blocking materials is important these days, especially as a travel wallet. More and more people are getting skimmed and don��t even know it until their credit card provider contacts them to tell them that they just purchased $1,000 worth of Apple Cards. The outside has pockets and loops that will serve well for things requiring quick and easy access to like one��s phone, sunglasses, a pen or a small LED penlight. Plenty of external pockets, and sturdy loops on the outside. Interior is clean and uncomplicated plenty of credit card size pockets, a larger pocket that is perfect for one��s passport, smaller pockets for cash and credit cards all covered with an RFID-blocking material. I sometimes travel to places where a crossbody carry would be ill-advised, so there is nothing wrong with the cord simply going down the front of a shirt for extra security, the Vulkit Wallet is slim enough that no one would notice it at all.It��s the perfect one-place to keep all of your important stuff, with the exception of an extra ID, I have memorized my two primary credit cards, passport and driver��s license #��s in case I do get separated from them. I travel to SCUBA Diving destinations but to add any waterproof neoprene to this slim wallet would alter its main characteristics of simply and minimalism, not worth it. From the looks of this wallet, it��s clear that the waterproof Cordua material and waterproof zippers should do more than an adequate job of caring for any landlubber that gets wet from time to time. There is even an extended pocket on the back to carry your cellphone and airline boarding pass without flashing an expensive phone around, but still in an easy to get to pocket.This is a timely item since the Apple Store is now selling wearable pouches, slings, and crossbody straps designed to carry a phone, such as the Issey Miyake-designed iPhone Pocket ($149�C$230). I go for function of fashion. Besides designer stuff makes one stand out more as a target.On a Price/Performance scale this is clearly a Five Star travel item, given that Apple��s version offers less for a lot more. This Vulkit travel wallet is worth every penny without wasting money that you will need for your next trips to the grocery store or to even Bali. ��Travel Well, Travel Safe�� I love this item!!

This is a very good looking, well-made and very practical and versatile travel and activity wallet. It has plenty of capacity inside the zipper compartment and in exterior side pouches. Yet empty, it weighs practically nothing. It can be worn slung over the shoulder with an adjustable strap, or attached to a belt or other items. It is also easily just carried in your hand.It is waterproof and cleans off easily with a damp cloth. I got the light blue color, which looks pretty and is not garish. I��ve worn this wallet while taking walks and riding my bicycle, and also attending a festival where I did not want to lug a purse around. This takes care of carrying everything I need for excursions lasting a couple of hours.The wallet measures seven inches long and four and one half inches wide. It is only about half an inch thick. On one exterior edge, there is a zipper which opens to reveal a compartment with a large full-length pouch on one side and two half-length pouches on the other side. So the interior has plenty of pouches and capacity to easily function like a wallet to hold cash, credit cards, papers and passports. The center area of the wallet opens widely enough that one could readily carry keys and car fobs, an AirTag, some make-up, and other small items of that nature.The exterior fabric is a very flexible nylon material with a densely woven tiny cross stitch pattern. The interior is a very slinky, but strong-feeling nylon lining material, which would prevent things inside from getting scratched.The fabric is water resistant in that if it is splashed with water, the water will run off without soaking in. Usually with items like this, the weak link is the zipper. I have had several wallets and even a fireproof document bag which proved not to be waterproof if immersed in water because they leaked through the fabric seam of the zipper. So I was very pleasantly surprised when I zipped this wallet closed and discovered that the exterior of the zipper is actually a rubber gasket which comes tightly together when the zipper is closed. This gasket keeps the water out perfectly in ordinary use. Anything claiming to be waterproof these days which is a wallet or a bag should use this type of ingenious rubber-covered zipper enclosure.The travel wallet comes with a very generous length shoulder strap rope. I say rope because the strap is actually a braided nylon black-and-white quarter inch in diameter rope. The rope is soft, flexible, comfortable to wear, attractive, and very strong. The rope strap buckles into two fasteners at the top of the purse and is easily removable. At full length, the purse hangs down on me about at mid hip.At first, I thought it was difficult to adjust the shoulder rope. On one end a Vulcan brand label covers over an area where the ends of the rope are actually fused together and thus are not adjustable. This is good because it provides a very strong connection. On the other end of the rope strap there is a noose-like knot which at first I thought I would have to untie in order to be able to shorten or adjust the length of the strap. However, I was pleasantly surprised to discover that the noose-like knot does actually act like a slipknot. So it��s very simple to grasp and simply pull it up until the rope strap is the length you want. So this is actually a superior way to quickly and securely adjust the travel wallet to the precise length you want to wear it over your shoulders. This is much easier than using typical buckles because it means you can literally lengthen or shorten it on the fly.I was disappointed to discover that my phone, which is six and one half inches in length, did not fit inside the zipper compartment of the wallet. I think five and one quarter inches to five and one half inches is about the maximum length of an object you could get to slide inside the travel wallet. However, the travel wallet does have an outside compartment which will hold my phone with just a little bit of the top of the phone peeking out. I don��t think the phone is going to slip out of this pouch. But I would have liked it if there had been a little hook and loop strap which could have been used to fasten the pouch securely closed at the top.On the other side of the travel wallet, the similar exterior flap is divided in two. Each of the two side-by-side smaller pouches can hold a pair of slim glasses, or pens, pencils, or a comb, pocket knife or small flashlight. There is a nylon strap across the exterior of these two pouches, which has a loop opening which would permit caring a small hanging item or flashlight. Or, with the travel wallet rotated sideways, this could allow the wallet to be slipped onto a belt and worn securely at your waist.For yet more flexibility, there is also another small nylon lanyard loop on the top of the travel wallet between the shoulder strap attachment points. The travel wallet comes with a one inch wide, black nylon ribbon strap with a carabiner-like attachment....

Wow!! This is a really nice, thick, strong, sturdy minimalist travel passport wallet that can be used with a wrist strap or hang around your neck with the included strap. This wallet has a main zippered pocket that has two sections inside for putting a passport or paperwork or cash or other things. It also has a good strong pouch on the back that would fit a cell phone and a divided pocket on the front that would fit several pens and a pair of glasses. I did take one star away because the neck strap is a rounded cord that is very uncomfortable for wearing, its very thick and stiff and scratchy. But because it is just a caribiner clip you could use any neck strap from something else instead of it (which is what Ive done). This sits nicely flat even when its full of stuff and is comfortable to wear. This is a great value for the cost and is perfect for travelling.

I bought this wallet for my mother-in-law, and it seems like a practical option for travel. Although it is designed to hold a passport and therefore isn��t a very small wallet, it is relatively compact and offers plenty of space. It has separate compartments for a passport, credit cards, and a phone, with additional room for cash. The material feels protective, and it is comfortable to carry. The two different carrying straps are also a thoughtful touch. The look is okay��I wish it were a little cuter��but overall, it is functional and well organized. Since it is a gift for my MIL, I have not personally tested the RFID-blocking feature.