RFID-blocking travel wallet for passport storage: 팩클리

Why did I choose an RFID-blocking wallet for overseas travel preparation?

My passport had expired, so when I got a new one issued, I prepared a travel wallet too. I thought I might forget it while packing right before departure, so I got the 팩클리 RFID Blocking Wallet as soon as it came to mind.

In Europe, where I traveled, card payments often involved tapping a reader. Wanting to protect my card information while traveling was what got me interested in an RFID-blocking wallet.

What did I expect from the card-information protection feature?

I have never experienced skimming abroad, but I worried about card information being read without permission in crowded tourist attractions or shopping malls. I chose the RFID-blocking feature as a precaution to ease that worry.

Can it hold a passport and travel documents together?

The 팩클리 RFID Blocking Wallet can hold a passport, cards, and coins together. The bill compartment is fairly roomy, and I liked that I could keep reservation confirmations and tickets needed for a trip in there too.

When I put my new passport in on the day I picked it up from the district office, it fit well. There are several card slots too, so it seemed like a good way to separate the cards I would bring on a trip.

There is also a coin compartment on the back. For trips where I might use cash, I thought it would be useful to keep cards and coins in one place.

Is it easy to carry in a bag?

It fit well in the bag I use, and it felt lightweight too. The color is not overly flashy, so I did not feel burdened carrying it around. Having tried my passport in it and looked over the compartments, I am planning to use it on my next trip.