Family Travel Wallet for 4 Passports, Zip-Around with Wrist Strap

Four Passports, Four Boarding Passes, One Parent.

The family's at the check-in desk. The kids' passports are in your bag, yours is in your pocket, the boarding passes are on two different phones and one printout, and the car park ticket is somewhere. Every desk on the trip, you do the same search.

This zip-around travel wallet holds four passports on one side, with card slots, pockets for cash and tickets and a pen loop on the other, and it opens out flat so you can see the lot at once. It has a wrist strap you can unclip and a ring on the zip puller. Pick your style: Key Chain (a built-in key chain for the house and car keys), Standard (four card slots), or Clear Front Pocket (a see-through pocket on the front for a ticket or ID). The maker says it's RFID-blocking.

What it Does

• Every Passport in One Place: four passports and the tickets in one wallet you hand over at the desk.
• House & Car Keys Stay with the Documents: the Key Chain styles have a key chain inside, so the keys don't vanish into a suitcase.
• Opens Flat at the Counter: it unzips right out, so you can see every passport and card at once.
• Hangs on the Suitcase: the wrist strap goes round a suitcase handle while you queue.

Key Features

• Four Passport Pockets: by the maker's own comparison chart.
• Three Styles: Key Chain (built-in key chain), Standard (four card slots) and Clear Front Pocket (see-through pocket on the front).
• Opens Flat: a zip right round, so it lies open.
• Detachable Wrist Strap: with a clip, plus a ring on the zip puller.
• Nylon: as named in the supplier's listing.

Limits

RFID-Lined is the Supplier's Claim, Not Ours. The maker says the lining blocks card and passport readers. We haven't tested it and the maker publishes no test standard, so treat it as a bonus, not a guarantee. Keeping your passport and cards out of sight and on your body does far more.

Size Not Given for These Styles. The supplier only publishes a size for a pastel version we don't sell, so we don't repeat it. In the maker's photos it holds four passports, cards and a pen.

The Maker's Name is on Some. Several styles carry the maker's small printed name or logo on the front, as the photos show.

Pen Not Promised. The photos show a pen in the pen loop. The supplier doesn't say a pen is included.

No Water Rating. The maker calls the fabric waterproof but publishes no rating, so we don't.

Card Slots Differ by Style. The maker shows five card slots on the black Key Chain with phone pocket and four on the Standard styles; it doesn't give a count for the other Key Chain colours.

Q & A

Which Style Should I Pick?

Key Chain if you want the house and car keys kept with the passports. Standard for the simplest layout. Clear Front Pocket if you like a boarding pass or ID visible without opening it.

Will it Hold More than Four Passports?

The maker builds it for four. A fifth may squeeze in but we don't promise it.

Does the RFID Lining Really Work?

The maker says it blocks RFID readers. We haven't tested it and no test standard is printed on it, so we don't promise it. What it certainly does is keep your documents together in one place you can find fast.

How Long does Delivery Take?

Free Standard Delivery. Allow 5 to 10 working days from the day you order. Allow 1–2 days for fulfilment. Regional and remote addresses can take longer. Ordering from outside Australia? Import duty and tax on arrival are yours to pay.

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