✈️ Travel in Style, Stay Organized!
The Eono Lightweight Travel Passport Wallet Organizer is designed for the modern traveler, featuring RFID blocking technology, multiple pockets for organization, and a water-resistant finish. With a compact design and premium materials, it ensures your essentials are secure and easily accessible during your journeys.
A**N
Good size
Bought for travelling and it does the job
M**C
As described.
As described. Unsure if waterproof/water resistant
J**L
Excellent size & well made
Great quality item, so glad I brought. Passports fit in perfectly plus other documentation. It has some really nice little pockets so you can separate different documents and also a smaller one for money, made the document part of travelling easier
M**D
Keeps everything organized
Very handy and convenient
L**E
Good to carry
Good value for money good water resistant
A**R
Great organiser
Game changer for someone who travels often
A**N
Not what it says on the tin
Whilst this is a wallet it certainly is not a suitable passport holder and also differs from the pictures, a waste of money
G**D
Practical, light-weight, strong construction and perfectly functional
I've been playing about, properly using, the EONO 'Water Resistant Travel Passport Organiser' for a few days now, and I'm actually quite impressed (given the price point).Plus points:1. RFID ('Contactless') blocking, so cards, passport, etc. are safe when inside the wallet / organiser. There's five (x5) card slot, but you can easily fit more in.2. Mesh / Water resistant construction. It's tough enough to stand up to, what I consider, everyday use, with the 'rip-stop' like construction, and the water resistance is very handy, when using it to hold passport, tickets, a map and other essential documents.3. There's plenty 'pockets' (larger pockets on the left, card pockets on the right) and a couple of 'zip' pockets that allows for a little more security.Things that could be improved:1. A double-zip is the first thing that I would add. There's one (full closure) zip, to close up the secure the wallet / organiser, but there's no way to actually 'lock' it (to be fair, someone could probably cut into it, but that would be immediately noticeable). A double zip would have allowed me to use a small lock and keep things more (visibly) secure).2. Less practical than the zip, and more a personal preference; but I would have liked to have seen a little plastic window, so that I would either see an identification label (outside preferred, but inside would do).Other than that, I'm really liking the little pack and, more importantly, I'm actually using it. I'm using it to hold 'my essential' (cards, licence, map, etc.) and keep my pockets free; with this pack tucked into my tank-bag (two wheels). Given the price, I'm actually tempted to get another, just to have one pre-packed with my travel stuff, when proper road-trips become an option again.
