Travel Wallet

Rowlers

Rowlers

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I'm looking for a compact travel pouch/wallet that can accomodate 4 passports, tickets and other general travel documents.
Doesn't need to store cash/coins..
Anyone got any pointers?
 
p.b

p.b

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If you’re using it for travel then you’re unlikely to bump into anyone you know so you’ll be able to get away with a man bag. Very handy.
 
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Steve Bowles

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p.b said:
If you’re using it for travel then you’re unlikely to bump into anyone you know so you’ll be able to get away with a man bag. Very handy.
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You've just ID'd yourself to the entire forum. 'Be on the lookout for a bloke carrying a purse -- you'll know who it is!'
 
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dc68

dc68

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For mid range cost look at Bellroy, they deliver free to the UK.
Very good quality, my slim sleeve wallet is still going strong after 7 years.
They specialise in what they call ‘carryology’ a bit ( well a lot ) pretentious but can’t knock the products
 
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Rufusdog

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First of all whatever you buy should be RFID-blocking to prevent electronic skimming of your passport, credi/debit cards, driver’s licence and anything else with an imbedded chip. I carry my passports, credit/debit card, cash,etc. in and RFID-blocking pouch which I wear around my neck and under my shirt or in an RFID-blocking money belt which I wear around my waste under my trousers/jeans/shorts. You can also buy RFID-blocking sleeves for passports and cards. My main concern is pickpockets and other such villains so all I carry in my pocket is some cash and a credit card if the pocket zips closed. I find those lovely looking travel wallets, of which I have two, bulky and insecure, so I don’t use them. I learned to carry my passport, etc. under my clothing from +40 years of extensive domestic and international travel for business and pleasure; RFID-blocking is a more recent necessity, but very important.
 
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