Pacsafe RFIDsafe 50 Passport Protector, Black

I got the Pac-Safe little black passport pouch delivered quickly from Amazon directly.Overall, the pouch SEEM to be of top-notch quality in its appearance (not sure on long-term durability yet). It is simple, smooth, sleek, and small. The interior has a polyester fabric inside, BUT I do not see any aluminum foil (the RFID passive defense) nor do I feel it inside.... this leads me to question whether this is actually effective or not vs scanners.There is NO belt loop or anything, so you will need a money belt or fanny pack to keep your passport inside.You can probably fit 3 passports inside, but more will be pushing it. If the pouch is indeed anti-RFID, it will have to be completely closed or it will nto work. So if you over-stuff it, it will not close properly and will not work. You could fit 3 US size passport books and probably some cash and IDs inside if you like, but again, no belt loop, so you need a money pouch, purse, back-pack or fanny pack to store this inside.The only major issue is: does it work against RFID scanners??? I have NOT yet tested to see if they work. I will need to test the passport when at Customs to see if it works or not. But do NOT know right now if they work or not.Because security is best done in layers, I am also placing passports inside one of these metallic anti-RFID sleeves. I picked the Moseeg passport sleeves, since they seem to be of top-notch quality. :) Search for the following item on Amz to see the anti-RFID sleeves I use and my review of product:Moseeg RFID Sleeves for Credit Cards & Passports - Full compliance with the US GSA FIPS-201 Electromagnetically Opaque Shield Requirements - Compatible with all Major RFID Enabled Documents Including IDs & Drivers LicensesItem quality: 5 out of 5 (IF it works as intended)Appearance: 4 out of 5 (lack of belt loop)ease to clean with wipe: 5 out of 5.Overall: 4.5 final grade. Let's hope it actually blocks RFID scanners. :)

I'm not convinced that RFID products are really needed yet. Yes, you hear stories of technology on how easy it would be to swipe your passport and credit card information. But how prevalent is it and is it worth everyone starting to buy this type of RFID shielding? I don't know and wonder if it's still overkill right now. BUT, it gives me some piece of mind when I travel so I use it. It is easy enough to put stuff in this wallet with a big pouch. I have a low profile wallet (Saddleback leather, small ID wallet) and a passport that I shove in this product when I travel and toss it in my travel bag. Fits great; easy peasy. I don't go crazy and use this daily, nor do I freak out if I don't have my passport and wallet in this pouch. Bottom line - if you want some piece of mind and want to protect both your passport and small wallet, this is a good product due to its versatility. The black is probably better than the grey as it won't show dirt smudges as readily.

I use the Product to store my passports when my husband and I travel. It’s light weight and durable, and it keeps the passport safe.

I took this on a trip to a few cities in Europe and this item proved to be practical and convenient.+Sometimes substituted for my credit card case. I was able to carry my passport, driver's license (alternate ID), credit card(s) and a few paper bills and it still felt slim when on hand.+Airports: Easily fit in by inside jacket pocket (sportcoat or casual outerwear) and allowed me to get through security and customs quickly.+In Town: Conveniently has everything I need for ID and payment purposes without being cumbersome to carry around all day. Still would highly recommend putting this in a secure bag when traveling around town.As it is accessible to the traveler, it can seemingly be accessible to the pocket thief as well.

I know this product is made for blocking unauthorized RFid signals, but I figured there was a very good chance that it also would serve equally well in blocking cell phone signals. Given the much lower price than cell phone shield pouches, I thought it was worth a try. After using it with my cell phone for a week, I conclude that it works great. I slip my cell phone into this pouch for a movie, church service, or quiet dinner, and nothing disturbs me. No bars on the cell phone means no rings, texts, nor e-mails....nothing. For me, this pouch is better than silencing the phone, since I occasionally forget to restore the settings for a day or so, and then miss calls/texts. When I put my cell phone in this pouch, it is unmistakable that it is "off". The pouch itself is very well constructed, and I expect it will last for quite a while.

This passport protector is good for carrying several passports at the same time. However, I am not sure if it really is RFID blocking. I have 2 different RFID cards for my work (used at 2 different locations). when I tested the card (placing the ID cards into the Rfidsafe 50), the ID cards were read like they normally would. I do not have a way to test a real USA passport for its RFID blocking capabilities though. The passport protector does use strong (loud) velcro. Build quality is good. Is light in weight also. It would be perfect for a person that had to carry multiple passports for other family members. Too bad it failed my RFID blocking test. I even tried the black colored model of the same passport protector. it also failed. Both have been returned.

This passport protector is good for carrying several passports at the same time. However, I am not sure if it really is RFID blocking. I have 2 different RFID cards for my work (used at 2 different locations). when I tested the card (placing the ID cards into the Rfidsafe 50), the ID cards were read like they normally would. I do not have a way to test a real USA passport for its RFID blocking capabilities though. The passport protector does use strong (loud) velcro. Build quality is good. Is light in weight also. It would be perfect for a person that had to carry multiple passports for other family members. Too bad it failed my RFID blocking test. I even tried the grey colored model of the same passport protector. it also failed. Both have been returned.

Very good. Well made and durable. Large enough for 3 passports. I also use it for my bank cards. Peace of mind whilst travelling.

This is a good little case, thinner and with a softer texture than I thought it would be, which is a good thing as it doesn't take up much more room than the passport itself. Would easily hold a couple of passports and bank cards as well.Delivery was prompt and and the item was well packaged, so arrived in perfect condition.

Bought this as a present so I haven't used it but it is a good size, not too big and not too small. It arrived really quickly.

Very good product. You feel more secure when you put your passport and credit cards inside while traveling. I have not been able, though, to check its RFID protection, since I don't have the equipment necessary.

Top marks the overal product construction is up-to the normal Pacsafe standards, the velcro strip really holds the pouch closed.Even if you don;t delive the possability of people reading your RF chipped cards, its still a great pouch which holds your passport, cards and money.Recomended