RFID passport holder for Bali travel: 팩클리 Family Passport Case
In short
팩클리 Family Passport Case is an RFID travel passport holder used on a trip to Bali. It kept passports, cards, cash, and hotel key cards together in a lightweight crossbody case. Verdict: 팩클리 Family Passport Case made airport access and carrying travel essentials easier.
Good to know
- Product
- 팩클리 Family Passport Case
- Use context
- Storing passports, cards, ID, hotel key cards, and cash during a Bali trip
- Interior layout
- 4 card slots, an open ID pocket, passport space, cash space, and a zippered compartment
- Wear and closure
- Crossbody strap and elastic-cord closure
- Color
- Black and khaki gray; tested in black
Prices as written by the tester on Mar 5, 2026 · not updated automatically
Why did I bring a passport case on my trip?
I used to carry my passport and wallet separately when I traveled. It was a hassle opening my bag to pay, then opening it again to look for my passport. While preparing for my Bali trip, I was also worried about card and passport information being exposed, so I brought the 팩클리 Family Passport Case with RFID-blocking protection.
How did it feel weight-wise as a crossbody?
It has a strap, so I could wear it crossbody. I was told it weighs under 100 g, and it did feel light when I wore it. In my case, it did not hurt my shoulder, so it was less of a burden while getting around.
How did I organize my passport and cards?
Inside, there are 4 card slots, an open pocket for an ID card, and a space for a passport.
When there are too many card slots, I tend to get confused about where I put everything. Keeping only the cards I used often in it made them easy to find and take out.
I carried 2 cards, 1 debit card, and my ID. I put my passport in the main compartment so I could take it out right away at the airport, and I kept my hotel key card in there too.
Did it keep its shape while being carried on the trip?
It was lightweight, but the material felt sturdy. It held its shape well even when I carried it around casually during the trip, and it did not feel too heavy even after wearing it for a long time.
Can it hold cash and receipts too?
The cash compartment was roomy enough for me. I kept exchanged money and local currency separately. The zippered compartment was handy for paper receipts or larger-denomination coins.
What did I think of the RFID-blocking feature?
I liked that it has RFID-blocking protection. Thinking that it could ease my worries about card information being exposed gave me peace of mind, and I could focus more on the trip.
Was it easy to take out my passport while standing in line?
Instead of opening a zipper, you simply undo one elastic cord to open the case, and the cards and passport are right there. It was convenient when I was standing in line and needed to take something out quickly.
Which color did I choose, and what did I like about it on the trip?
It came in two colors, black and khaki gray, and I chose black. It went easily with the clothes I wore during the trip.
What I liked most about using it on my Bali trip was that it cut down on the hassle of looking for my passport and cards. I could wear it lightly while moving around and take out what I needed right away, so it was one of the travel items I reached for most on this trip.
