tomtocPassport Holder Family with RFID Blocking, Passport Wallet Women Men, with Airtag & Sim Card Holder and Eject Pin, Travel Document Organizer with Wrist Strap, Up to 4 Passports, Water-resistant

AirTag holder and SIM card holder really set this apart from the others. Very convenient for a family trip abroad. Boarding pass holder was a nice touch, Europe still prints passes often. It fits perfectly in the big pocket of the tomtac sling.

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I got this one, since it advertised it can hold 6 passports. While it can hold 6, it will be a very tight fit and bulging at the seams. Its good to hold 4 passports plus few cards and cash and boarding passes well. I'm keeping it for family (5) trips just to hold passports and travel docs.

My family of 4 travels abroad at least 2 times a year and Im the designated Passport Master (my kids are still too young to have reliable pockets). Prior to this, I kept them in a tight little waterproof pouch that was just at the threshold of being to fit in my pocket, but definitely fits in those tiny Patagonia fanny packs that can be compressed. For a recent trip, I thought it would be better to have something a little bit more organized. For reference, we're the kind of traveller that carries their luggage in Hiking backpacks and not on roller suitcases. Here are my takeaways:PROS:Keeps all of your travel documents organized. There's 4 pockets for passports, additional pockets for credit cards, sleeves for cash, back pocket to fit a map or maybe to put your boarding passes, bottom line is you can probably keep any travel related documents in this "wallet"Build quality is fantastic. Waterproof canvas, YKK zippers, good structure, well made. This thing is padded well and can actually be used at the floor of your backpack as a little protection for more fragile items that you have in there, like a camera or something you bought in Shinjuku.CONS:Once you put 4 Passports in, it becomes snug. You can still fit all of the stuff I listed, but it is really snug with just the with 4 passports. It'll probably loosen up a bit more as I use it but It's definitely snug to zipper shut.To call it a "wallet" is a misnomer. This is a heft piece. No way you can casually keep it in your pocket, No way you can put it in a fanny pack. This guy goes in the backpack, organizing all of your travel documents in one spot. So you know exactly where to look.Conclusion: We took it with us to Japan, which was a fairly easy trip to do. Felt safe just keeping it in my backpack. And handy to pull it out and find all my shinkansen tickets, expedia reservations, Extra Yen and passports.If i was going to go someplace a little more crazy and chaotic, I'd probably want to keep my passports closer to my body in a tighter more compact wallet. But totally fine for a casual trip abroad if you wanna keep things organized.

This is a step up from Zero Grid's equivalent model. It may weight a little more, but it does actually fit boarding passes well. It is also more premium than Zero Grid's equivalent. You won't regret buying this if you were looking for something in this price point to take a family through the airport.This can comfortably fit 4 passports. It may be able to squeeze in another 1 or 2 if they are slim passports, but once you add boarding passes and several other travel docs, 4 passports is about where you will want to be.

Really like the quality but it’s too tight. I have one passport with a cover, 4-5 cards, an AirTag, a pen, and some random old tickets / cash. It can barely close and all the cards get bent.Could also use a see-through pocket and another zippered full height compartment inside. Anyways, great quality but too small even for one person.

Great quality with plenty of room for multiple passports, money, other important docs!

Slim and stylish, keeps all travel docs organized. I bought this for my husband, who flies a lot, and he loves it!