Boundless Neck Wallet with RFID blocking - Passport Travel Stash Pouch

I have been using a travel neck wallet for years, and wearing them out. When it came time to reorder my usual brand I was shocked to see the price had gone up to $22. I was further shocked to see the design had been changed...reduced to one pocket in the front. I returned it to Amazon began my search again. I found the Boundless Neck Pouch and was thrilled when it arrived. The strap is a perfect length and a lot of thought went into the design, resulting in a flat, compact wallet with designated spaces for credit cards as well sufficient pockets for US and foreign currencies and my passport. Both the construction and fabric are excellent. Thank you for such a useful and well made product.

I have been using this for over a month. I got it for my iPhone. I stopped carrying a purse because they are so easy to steal or lose, and so heavy to carry around. I also dropped my phone a few times while carrying it around with me and I never seemed to have a pair of glasses with me when I wanted to use the phone. I needed something that could hold essentials and be lightweight and convenient.This one does that perfectly, in my case. It holds the phone, a pair of reading glasses, a pen and pad, credit cards and driver's license. It weighs almost nothing, but the quality fabric feels secure. The good quality strap is adjustable so it can be worn on the shoulder or across the chest. It's also easy to carry just in your hand by the strap or the whole wallet. I haven't dropped it yet!The flap comes down to cover the phone and closes with Velcro. The top zippered compartment would be good for bills, tho I never carry cash. The credit card compartment is divided, so four cards stay orderly, and has a zipper closure. The lower pockets are a little inconvenient to get the cards in or out of, but there is plenty of room for additional cards to be zippered in there lose. It doesn't matter to me because I only carry the one card and my drivers license. Under that is the passport holder. It also zippers. I stick one of the temples of my glasses into this compartment and close the zipper. The glasses are safe under the flap and available without the need to unzipper it. The back compartment doesn't close, but is perfect to put a pen and pad or sales receipts. Most women carry more than these bare minimums. For me, however, anything else I need either stays in the car or goes in a pocket (car keys or facial tissue, for instance). If you just need something for your passport and/or cell phone and a little bit more, you can't go wrong with this Neck Wallet.I didn't check the RFID Blocking, so can't say.

It looks and feels very good. It's a good size for me, I'm a woman 5' 4", but it isn't small. I like the side pocket. No front slots for a photo ID, which I don't use because IDs usually slide out or can be read by other people if you want to wear this outside of clothing while going through the lines at the airport and want quick access to a phone or passport. I'd rather pull out the ID only as needed.Delivery was good, and packaging was good.I will update this as soon as I use it for an upcoming trip.UPDATED: I changed to a five star rating because it was great on a trip to Tanzania. It stayed flat, held passport, money, credit cards, and a few small pieces of paper. I wore it around my neck and tucked into clothes, and also wore it under the top of jeans with the neck strap looped around a belt loop. I definitely liked the multiple areas to use for organization.

In the past 10 years, I've traveled to 30+ countries. I've used a neck-style wallet for my trips, not for wearing around my neck, but rather looping the lanyard around a belt or belt loop and putting the wallet in my front pocket. The wallet is then easily accessible, pick-pocket proof and since it is tied on to me, impossible to leave behind. I look for a durable, lightweight and small wallet big enough for my passport. This wallet meets my requirements. This wallet has 3 zippered compartments. One is perfect for coins, hotel keys and such. In the second, I keep my US currency. In the 3rd, I keep my foreign currency and inside, it also has small pockets for credit cards and driver's license . My passport goes into the one non-zippered compartment. This is a well-designed, very travel-friendly wallet and the price is right.

This is a very convenient size, but the zippers catch constantly in a best-case scenario and break in worst-case. A friend and I both bought this neck wallet for a two-week trip. Her side-pocket zipper (where one would typically keep credit cards and cash) broke on day 2. I wondered if maybe she jerked awkwardly or over-filled to have that happen as the zipper didn't work smoothly but still always worked for me. Then, of course, the zipper on my passport-size pocket broke on day 11. Fortunately, the Velcro closure kept the passport secure.Had I known when making the purchase what would happen, I would still likely make the purchase because the size is perfect. I would definitely pay more if a better zipper were provided.

In my first review I said:This is exactly what I was looking for, it arrived as expected and I like that there is a little bit of stretch in shoulder strap.But now that I've had it for a little while and already the strap is frayed and ready to snap as you can see in the picture. I usually buy the Eagle Creek brand of this wallet and they last two or three years at a time. What I liked about this wallet was that it had a little bit of a fresh design and a number of pockets, some with zippers. However, the strap really outweighs everything. There's no point in having a security pouch if it's going to be laying on the ground in some random place, with all of your stuff, because of a weak strap.