Boxiki Travel Halsportefeuille voor mannen en vrouwen - RFID-blokkeerzakje voor paspoort, portemonnee en telefoon - veilig en veilig reizen, Zwart

The product was described correctly and a good quality.

Fantastic for my recent travels. Kept everything safe and sound without being too sweaty

Not the most minimalist design so possibly not the best travel wallet. Would be obvious under a t-shirt for example. I also don't think this would be very comfortable to wear whilst walking about in the heat. Much better stash options and passport wallets available. To be honest I think it's a bit overkill and probably won't use it. It does seem to be of descent quality however if this is your style.

I've only used a waist style travel wallet before, this is my first neck one. I was hoping the strap would be long enough to wear it cross-body under a cardigan or light jacket, which for me it is (just about) although it comes slighly above my waist. The strap is 1m total length (so it will hang 50cm from your neck). It's a shame it's not a little longer. I don't really want it dangling down in front of me on display, I'd rather it was tucked off to the side, hence wanting to wear it cross-bodyThe wallet itself feels very well made with several sturdy zips, this does make it a little thicker though. It would be obvious under clothing (unless a very floaty material). It has thick mesh pocket on the reverse which would probably improve comfort in warmer climates if wearing against your skin.If I'm not able to wear it cross-body, I would definitely use the strap to secure it to the inside of my bag instead, making it harder for an opportunist to steal or snatch out of my hand.

I don't think there is a day goes by when you don't read a news headline of someone having their phone or wallet stolen in London, and I guess the same can be said for almost any major city of tourist area.With our day in London fast approaching, I was really excited to be able to review this 'Neck Wallet', as it seems that pickpockets have worked out just about every other option out there, and the advice from Police is to keep things close to your chest, which this does perfectly.Now I like to think that I'm a modern man, pretty much have everything on 'app' now, and carry cash is a thing of the past, so I'm looking for something that will carry a couple of credit cards, and my iPhone 15 Pro.Thankfully, the Boxiki Travel wallet has all this covered and then some.A nice expandable neoprene pocket at the back, with a soft liner, to fit the phone, and plenty of RFID blocking zipped pockets to keep your credit card and any other information that you need to take with you.The construction of the travel wallet seems very robust, with my only concern being the single stitching holding the soft adjustable lanyard to the actual wallet.The whole things sits very nicely against the chest area, or in my case, I like to wear it inside my open shirt or jacket, slightly under my arm, easy enough to apply pressure when in a dubious or crowed area, yet out of view, with absolutely no chance or anyone getting to it without your knowledge.If I have any criticism of the product, I would have liked to seen a hidden 'airtag' pocket inside, just on the off chance that you misplaced it whilst out traveling, or it did get stolen, not something that could be easily found from a quick inspection.