PacsafeCoversafe V75 Anti-Theft RFID Blocking Passport Holder & Neck Pouch/Wallet - Fits up to Four Passports (or iPhone X) plus Credit Cards, for Women & Men (Black)

I researched many and ordered a few neck wallets to try (Pacsafe Coversafe V75, Pacsafe Coversafe X75, Zero Grid Neck Wallet) for a week-long trip to eastern Europe before settling on the Pacsafe Coversafe V75 as my preferred choice. The features the Pacsafe V75 offered that were critical were: 1) RFID blocking, 2) low profile, 3) quiet, 4) comfortable, and 5) decent storage. The V75 offered the best overall option.1) RFID: I relied on other reviews for the accuracy of RFID blocking, so I cannot speak to this from personal experience.2) Visibility (5/5): The V75 beat out all other competition on being low profile under clothing. The single pocket and small, shielded zipper pull made it very hard to detect under my typical button-up or long-sleeved shirts. The Zero Grid Neck Wallet, which I really wanted to like, simply had too much bulk between its three pockets and large, heavy zipper pulls that were distinct under clothing.I typically carried just my passport, travel documents, backup cash, and sometimes my slim wallet in the pouch. When I added my LG G3 phone (in Quick Circle slim wallet case), the bulk was harder to hide, but this would be the case with most neck wallets. Also like most neck wallets, unless you are wearing a collared shirt, the strap will be visible around your neck. The strap is thicker than some lace-like straps, but with my apparel choice, this did not bother me.3) Noise (5/5): I quickly discovered that sound mattered to me and the V75 was quiet. The heavy zippers on the Zero Grid jangled audibly under clothing, and the wallet material crinkled like cellophane. The V75 had neither of these issues. I tried not to have to take out or open my neck wallet while traveling, but when I did I preferred the quiet zipper to the louder Velcro closure of the X75.4) Comfort (5/5): I walked almost everywhere most days and while the weather was on the cool side, I also spent several hours in the very warm fan section at a concert, and I hardly noticed the V75 in either situation. I was worried that the strap would be more irritating than a lace, but it actually did a better job of distributing the weight of the contents.5) Capacity (4/5): As stated above, I typically carried just my passport, travel documents, backup cash, and my slim wallet in the one zippered pocket. I occasionally added to that list my LG G3 phone in its quick circle slim wallet case without hassle. The single large pocket fit my needs, but this wallet will not be your choice if you require separate pockets.An iPhone 7 will fit, as it is smaller than the G3. Anything larger than the LG G3 (Height 146.3 mm (5.76 in); Width 74.6 mm (2.94 in) W; Depth 8.9 mm (0.35 in)) will probably not fit. A bulkier case than my quick circle slim wallet one may also present issues.Cons/Other Considerations:1) Security (4/5): I would have preferred a slash-resistant cord like the Pacsafe Coversafe X75, but the bulky Velcro closure on the X75 did not meet my other criteria. However, the slash resistant cord of the X75 is more like a cable, which lends its own issues to wear and storage.2) Ease of access (4/5): I went to Eurovision, which meant going through a lot of security while wearing the neck wallet. The low profile and shielded zipper pull, while great for not being visible under clothing, was harder to quickly zip open and closed than other options (including bulkier zippers and Velcro closures). This was a minor issue and one I would rather have than visibility, noise, or bulk.3) Color choices (3/5): I preferred the black to the gray. I was not wearing light colors, so the black was not visible. The gray seemed like it would be more visible in general unless you had a primarily light colored wardrobe. Other color options (tan, etc.) would be nice.Overall: five stars for what was important to me.

I was so happy with us passport holder/money holder. I've traveled using it quite a bit, and it looks new, even after three years of use. It fits snug to the body, although when you said it kind of makes you look like you have a protruding stomach! I use it with domestic travel too, because it's so convenient to get through TSA. Everything you need is at your fingertips.

I like this pouch but I wish it had a separate pocket for credit cards/money. It was just one space for everything.

Got this passport pouch for my international travels. I wanted something big enough to fit as a cross-shoulder under-the-shirt travel pouch. This works perfectly. I could easily and appropriately access it (traveling to the Middle East as a female) and could wear it for 24+ hours comfortably (without itching, excessively sweating, or choking myself). I’m medium height girl and just a bit chunky (220ish lbs) and the strap was plenty big enough. The only thing I wish is that it had a small but secure clip on the strap for easier removal in the security line when it’s worn under the shirt.

I kept my money, cards, and passport in this, on my person at all times when I was traveling in Europe. No worries about pickpockets, I felt safe. I kept it around my neck and under my clothing and it was comfortable. The backside has a softer fabric so it isn't scratchy against your skin. Worth buying.

This works great as a cell phone purse. At work I go for walks but sometimes don't have pockets. So I pop my iPhone 6S in and a little cash and off I go. The adjustable strap lets you wear it just about any way you want. The top of my 6S sits at the zipper line so I just pull the top fabric over and zip it up and still leaves a little extra room on top. I don't think this would fit an iPhone plus though. Another thing I like, its thin, lightweight and flexible. I keep it rolled up and inside my every day purse for use at any time. I've taken it to a concert, too. One small issue I have is it has no extra pocket. If you have cash and license in there with your phone, you have to make sure when you pull your phone out that you don't drop them. But that's no where near a deal breaker. High quality stitching, zipper and fabric. It's really a great product!

Although I know this is for passports and small wallets for travel, I bought this "pocket on a strap" to hold my iPhone 7+ in its Apple silicone case for those instances my phone won't fit in the pocket of whatever jacket I'm wearing. It does fit in the bag and can be tucked in under the top zipper flap and zipped for better security. A small wallet or earphones will fit also. The strap (26" drop) is long enough to adjust for wearing underneath my jacket, crosswise to my hip or my armpit. Because it's just a "pocket on a strap" I think it's a bit pricey, although well made. I have not tested the RDID blocking feature. I decided to return this as the price is too much for its fabrication.

I wanted an unpretentious cross body bag that would hold my phone, passport and not much more. I have a Moto G4 with a slightly bulky case that measures 6.25" x 3.25".I'm attaching photos to show the fit. At first I didn't think it was going to work, but after a couple of tries it goes in easily and while snug it's very manageable. The zipper is made, in Pacsafe style, to disappear discretely and with the phone tucked in it bulges just a little.I'm 5'6" and the strap adjusts easily to be worn cross body high or low, or around the neck and under clothing. It's just what I was looking for.