HERO Neck Wallet, RFID Blocking Passport Holder, Easy to Conceal Travel Pouch

It worked well on my trip. It has pockets for me. The strap is long enough to wear cross-body, and the length is adjustable. Wearing it under just a shirt won't hide it on my body, but it might for a very tall person. It worked well to wear it under my jacket or bulky sweater.The large mesh pocket has a Velcro closure. It's too short for the Velcro to close if my phone is in that pocket, but that wasn't an issue for me. My phone stayed in there securely. My passport fit easily into the upper and the middle zipper pockets. It didn't quite fit into the side pocket. This is the pocket I used for my cell phone.The upper pocket is just tall enough to fit U.S. bills without folding them, and it has a mesh divider. It takes a little effort to keep the corners of bills from catching on the mesh divider, but not enough to keep me from using it for that purpose. It was nice to have the divider for organization. I used this pocket for my reserve foreign currency and boarding passes.The upper zipper pocket just barely can zip with my cell phone in it and it puts strain on the zipper. If that pocket has RFID protection, it's not strong enough to keep my cell phone from working.The middle zipper pocket worked very well for my passport. The small pocket worked well for credit cards. I used the side pocket for a small reserve stash of dollars.I will use it again on my next trip, and my wife will use it to replace her purse for events at venues that limit the size of purses allowed.

I've been on the hunt for a good travel pouch: lightweight, safe, easy to carry. This is a great one! First of all, really well made with good zippers, stitching, organization, and adjustable strap. My must-haves: a strong, adjustable strap long enough to wear cross-body (not really fond of just wearing it around my neck). Zippers, not velcro (hate the sound of it) -- there is a small patch of velcro to close the back pocket, but it's not a big flap full of it (and the zipper pulls are a nice length of webbing; easy to grab). A not-boring color (the purple is really fun). RFID protection, and room for the essentials. More than enough room in the lower pocket for ID, couple of cards; middle pocket fits two passports comfortably; upper pocket (with a mesh divider inside) for boarding passes (although the old-style long passes issued at check-in will have to fold a bit); front pocket with vertical zipper for cash or paperwork. My iphone 14 pro fits inside the top pocket, and just squeaks by in the rear pocket with the velcro closure. Fabric on the rear is soft and stretchy, and feels like a breathable material. If you don't overstuff it, the whole thing will sit flat over a shirt and won't be bulky under a light sweater or jacket. I like this one for wearing in the airport, where you want easy but protected access to your important travel documents (and ability to tuck it into your personal item so it doesn't count as another piece).

My daughter is taking a trip to Europe with her husband (they left today). I was going to let her borrow my (very outdated) neck purse, but since her favorite color is purple, I thought I'd try to find a purple one for her. When I gave her this one she was thrilled! She was happy with all the features, and I'm actually considering getting one for my self to update my old one since cell phones have changed dramatically over the years. I love the zippered compartments on this purse. It seemed to be built sturdily, and has the RFID blocker feature, which she was happy to see! I've used neck purses since 1990, when I took my first overseas trip. Sometimes I even use them for trips here in the USA when I don't want to carry around a purse all day. All I really need is ID, a credit card, some cash, and a place to stash my phone, and these little jobbies certainly do the trick! I'll update this comment when she gets back in three weeks (she just left today), but I'm confident she's going to be really happy with this neck purse!

The jingle noise from the 4 metal zippers was annoying, but I solved the problem by cutting off the metal zipper handles with small bolt cutters, and I installed small split rings that I didn't use from the OLight i3E EOS flashlights sold here on Amazon usually for $10. So in other words, I reused the fabric zipper pulls that were attached to the zippers and connected them to the zippers with small springy split rings. It was tricky getting these small rings on and required a set of small needle nose pliers and tiny screwdriver. Install on the straps first. The design of this product would be improved if the zipper handles were replaced with such small rings. Noise problem gone.One other comment is that is that the neck strap isn't very wide and digs into your neck a bit if you have too much weight in it. So, the design would be improved with a wider strap, preferably a non-elastic, thin but wide, nylon strap.

This was a last-minute impulse buy before I left on a trip to Europe. One of the best purchases I've ever made! Using this neck wallet is a game changer. I felt very secure knowing my phone, my passport, money and my credit cards were all neatly tucked away in this wallet and protected. It was very easy to access everything. It's super lightweight and all the zippers work great. And since it's hanging around your neck, you always know exactly where it is! The only suggestion I would make is if there could be a compartment with connector for my house key, so it would be secured like I have with my Baggalini travel bag. As a makeshift solution I added a key ring into the top of the large compartment mesh, through some of the holes and put my house key on they but it was in the way of my phone going in and out so not the best solution. Even so, I will continue using this on future trips.