Zero Grid Passport Wallet - Travel Document Holder w/RFID Blocking

I thought this was a nice little purchase, because it's small enough to carry just a few things instead of a purse, backpack or tote. Grab it and go. (Maybe put a keyring on the zipper to keep a good grip on it.)Made for a passport and a few small things on travel, you can also carry a debit or credit card, ID, and a little cash in it. The external pocket is good for notes that you need to access quickly (just like a boarding pass.) Don't carry change, it will fall out. The little pen is also handy, because you know you'll need one and not have one. Great feature.A good price point for a nicely made compact wallet, whether you're traveling the world or traveling to the corner store.

I was looking for something like this for quite a while. I wanted a passport holder that zipped closed and I can carry in my front pocket to protect my passport, hold misc. cards, cash, and documents that I’d want with me while traveling; this does this beautifully! It is just rigid enough to offer the support that I was after for my passport while still being comfortable in my front pocket. The little exterior pocket also worked great for keeping things accessible too. When I was in the airport I’d carry my passport there for quick access with any other documents needed at the time, and then when I was out in other countries I’d tuck the passport into the main compartment and use the external pocket for transit passes, cash, and any other small items I’d need often.I was getting close to taking a trip and hadn’t found anything, so I took a chance on this at a little over $27. I see it now selling for just over $22 with a $2 coupon, which I do think is a bit more where it should be though. There really isn’t a whole lot to it and th materials have a somewhat average feel, so $20 sounds about right. I hope it holds there and continues to be available if it need another in the future. I highly recommend if your needs are similar, especially around $20 or less.Oh, I almost forgot... the little pen was awesome for taking care of the customs documents while on the plane and not being one of the many that either have to ask to borrow one or wait until after landing to handle at one of the packed kiosks. I could see it coming in handy while out and about too.The pictures were taken after the trip so there aren’t many documents in it. On my trip I t held my passport, 6 cards (ID, credit, debit, transportation), cash, and some misc. small papers. This was all I need it to hold and it just felt snug, I could have put more in if needed, but not a whole lot.

I ordered this passport wallet after the one I had failed while horseback riding across Yorkshire, England last year. We got caught in a torrential downpour, and my passport (a brand new one at that!) ended up soaking wet. I ordered this one because it's waterproof, and when it arrived the other day, I was pleasantly surprised to find that it really is waterproof. My passport slides into a secure pocket, it zips closed, and it came with a small pen for filling out customs forms. Bring on the horseback riding adventures and sudden rainstorms, now I'm ready.

When shopping for a passport holder, I was surprised how difficult it was to find something like this. I wanted a way to keep a single passport safe in my pocket without adding a lot of extra bulk. Most of the options I could find were either 1) largely cosmetic, with big goofy logos and large prominent snaps on the front (which makes them unnecessarily awkward in the pocket), or 2) far more massive than I needed, with room for 4 passports, a dozen credit cards, lots of cash and paperwork, etc. I need to carry only my own passport, and as a frequent traveler I need it protected from bumps and scrapes as it moves frequently in and out of my pockets and bags.This wallet fulfills exactly that function. It holds a single passport snugly. You could maybe fit in two, but I probably wouldn't, especially if you've opted for extra pages. It has just enough room for a couple cards and papers (e.g., boarding pass, luggage tickets, immigration entrance/departure forms), and that's all. It does seem a little overpriced for what you get, but the build quality seems solid with no loose threads or easily frayed seams, so I'm hopeful it should last me many years. If it doesn't, I'll update this review accordingly.

If you hate the fact that passports barely fit in pockets when they're NOT in a wallet and wish that someone would make a passport wallet that was no bigger than absolutely necessary then this is the passport wallet you've been waiting for. It's well built out of lightweight ripstop nylon with a YKK zipper. Its RFID protection adds some structure to its sides and a handy small pen is included. In addition to the slot for your passport, the wallet includes a slot for currency and two slots for credit or similarly sized cards or IDs.If there is a downside, it is the same as the upside. The wallet is so compact that it can be difficult to access the currency pocket however the card slots are easy enough to use. The passport slot is too tight to fit an entire US passport; instead you slide in the back cover.The bottom line is that the Zero Grid passport wallet is a great lightweight, compact choice for anyone traveling to a country where credit is widely used and where keeping track of a bunch of currency isn't required...so a better choice for Europe than, say, India.

I have received my wallet (I chose the gray color, very classy look) and I am very happy with it. It will hold all the documents I need to carry with me for my upcoming travels and fit nicely in my medium sized purse. The inclusion of a pen was a really nice touch. Kudos on a great product!

I have wanted to buy this wallet for a while and was not disappointed with the quality when it arrivedThe bigger the wallet the more you put into it and I am trying to ensure I only take away with me what I actually need. This wallet will allow me to do exactly that.It’s really well designed and forward thinking with RFID protection. The included pen is also a real bonus. With room for two passports, cards and sleeves that you can put either paper money or documents it really is versatile . It also has a small external Sleeve that can accommodate quick access items like train tickets, boarding cardsMine didn’t come with the additional travel assurance or recovery tags as advertised and I am currently trying to ascertain how I obtain these additional items

I would have rated this product five star on all counts hands down had it only a proper pocket for coins. By a proper pocket, or compartment, I mean a pocket with a button or a zip. For this reason I have just used it for the first time today, although it arrived on time, and I am finding it very hard to keep coins in place. I am still not sure whether I'll keep using it. Otherwise it is very compact and lightweight. I wonder, when products such as this are designed, don't they get tested, or rather used by someone in real life, before they are rolled out? Not even the keys fit in, and I have only three keys which I always carry with me.

Not overly impressed card slots are to big,no internal zip to keep your cash safe probably ok for passports but that’s about itIt’s one of those things you put away hoping it might come in handy for something later

quality. I travel a lot. buy it. best passport holder I've had.

Excellent compact discrete wallet for travelling.