7 Passport Holders That Help Make Flying Easy (Bellroy Travel Wallet & More)
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- čas přidán 9. 07. 2024
- Our wallet is always the same; there’s never any change in it (get it?). These travel wallets have space for a passport, which is why we recommend them for international travel. 💸✈️ 🛂 More travel gear reviews here 👉 packhacker.com/travel-gear/
0:00 - Intro
0:41 - Bellroy Travel Wallet Review: packhacker.com/travel-gear/be...
1:56 - Fjallraven Kanken Travel Wallet Review: packhacker.com/travel-gear/fj...
3:04 - Dango P02 Pioneer Travel Wallet: packhacker.com/travel-gear/da...
4:27 - CODEOFBELL ANNEX CASE: packhacker.com/travel-gear/co...
5:26 - Pioneer Passport Wallet Review: packhacker.com/travel-gear/pi...
6:15 - Nomad Goods Traditional Passport Wallet Review: packhacker.com/travel-gear/no...
7:03 - Zero Grid Passport Holder: packhacker.com/travel-gear/ze...
A good wallet for international travel will have space for your passport and boarding pass in addition to cash and credit cards. In this video, we’ve included everything from classic leather passport holders to ones that double as slings or clutches-some can even fit multiple passports. So check out our roundup of travel wallets before you embark on your next global adventure for easy flying.
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Do you print your boarding pass or use an app? 🎫🛫
App definitely…who needs more paper?!!
App on two phones...
app
App, but also digitally print and save as PDF in Google Drive in case things go haywire. 🤪
I loved to use apps, QR codes and all that stuff. Two things changed my love.
- one time I got sick abroad, had to be admitted, and later the travel health insurance wanted me to show my boarding passes ... could cover the demand with alternative proof, means immigration/emigration stamps in my passports, but still ... means since then I still love to use apps for domestic flights but prefer printed versions on international travels.
- Coronavirus. The destination countries ask now usually for printouts of any entry applications made online, vaccination certificates, PCR tests and what not. Digital is fine in some cases but in others printouts are required since they keep one during immigration or make stamps/remarks on others during immigration process which are later in the process required/controlled. In order to proove the fact that the pax has it all correct, my preferred airline 1) doesn't allow me to get my boarding pass online/printed out by myself and 2) wants to check all these extra papers at the counter before handing me over a printed boarding pass. Last week they even checked all these papers not only at the check-in counter but a second time at the gate itself. Best I can get done online is currently a confirmation for online check in but I have to go to the counter for getting the boarding pass. So it makes not even much sense to check in online at all.
These corona paper issues are also the reason why I do not use travel wallets in the moment. I find it currently more convenient to keep all these papers (for 2 of us) together with passports and boarding passes (and rail&fly train tickets printed on A4) in a simple A4 plastic cover (the type closed with a button). Which fits in the rucksack right in front of the laptop, easy to grab.
Since they are "travel wallets" I found neccesary to remind people that wearing your wallet as a sling or with a strap in any big city is a REALLY bad idea. Worst of all, some of them seem to be designed to be used like that! I understand that use case if you live in a suburb and move from your car to a store and that's it but these are TRAVEL wallets. Greetings from a Latin American guy.
EDIT: Btw I find it useful to wear a hip or fanny pack that you can hide. That's what I'm using as it's very comfortable
im curious why its a bad idea?
@Melomoo how are they going to snatch it if it’s around your body. Unless it’s only on a shoulder like a purse. Or they just follow you until you put it down somewhere.
@@mommailuvu they cut the strap with a razor blade
Sim card opener is very necessary when traveling, 2019 I arrived on a trip at 11 pm in my small town, it was the last flight, and I had to change the sim card to the local sim card and call an uber, there was no opener , I had a hard time finding an object to open the damn compartment to change the card. And something I don't forget anymore.
I find having a wristlet to be very convenient, and safe, because it is connected to you, at all times.
Wow, this video is so clutch! Yes, I just did that! 😁👌🏻 Thanks for another helpful video!
😂 You're welcome!
My suggestion is to take a look at the Fjallraven Ovik. It has a zipper to ensure nothing falls out. It can take 2 passports, 6-8 cards, spare international cash (folded) and a pen. Been using it for a few years. Love it!!
Is it a wallet or apparels? cuz i couldn't find anything other than winter apparels for that one.
Walking around town with a travel wallet around your body or wrist is very risky - it makes you a target for crime. I wouldn't recommend wearing this outside of an airport.
Hey Jack! That's a good point. While the straps can be a nice feature, deciding when to use them is important. Thanks for sharing!
- Austin
The sea to summit travel wallet small is my go to !
I’ve bellroy apex slim sleeve and been hunting bellroy apex passport holder but is out of stock, thanks to you I found dango po2 quiet great. Thanks a lot
Good stuff, riwaj! Good luck getting your hands on the Apex.
- Tom
Thanks!
You're welcome!
What happened to the Bellroy Passport Sleeve? Has it been discontinued?
Would the code of bell be able to fit an epipen or an inhailer?
the fjalraven only needs a hand strap to be almost perfect imo.
Why coin isnt important to have a place in wallet? There's time where you travel to smaller places where they still use coins, or it can be a soot for random item right?
What is the watch you are wearing?
Please someone advise, is Pioneer too small for cash and coins?
Beautiful wallets and they are very expensive. Maybe one day you could include a budget option or two. Thank you. :)
The fjallraven is $35
Hi Greg! The initial investment can be a bit high for a quality travel wallet but it increases the chances of not having to buy another for a long time. The holidays are coming up so hopefully, you can score a good deal. Thanks for the support!
- Austin
@@trixieloo yeah, that's expensive
@@Gr95dc not if u travel a lot and it lasts u like 10years. I bought one from eagle creek for when I travel with my family, so one passport holder for 6 people.
There are brands that make cheap ones but are not waterproof, wear resistant, etc.
@@Gr95dc $35 is not expensive if it's worth it.
Nice
I’ve always used the Mighty Wallet. It has plenty of room for IDs, credit cards, buss/metro tickets and two cash sleeves for different currencies. Plus, they are made of Tyvek so they can resist wear and tear.
3:11 hello pickpockets, come take my money please.
the dango wallet with alings and the 360 wallet for code of bell does it all for cash and card,passport would be for a sling like alpaka slash proof pro!!
how come none of them has a place to keep boarding passes
All I want is a super slim passport wallet that can hold a few cards, come cash, and a coin pouch. I can never find something with all three that isnt huge and bulky
Try Travel Wallet by Waterfield.
I think Pioneer is the one for that requirements
Osprey arcane travel wallet
I've been using the Fjällräven Passport Wallet G-1000 🦊. It might not look like it, but it's capable of storing 4(!) passports, cards and some cash.
The only thing that's missing is some sort of pen holder in the center.. not a deal breaker, but it would be nice to not have a pen falling off every time I open the wallet... 🙂
Hey Diogo! Being able to store four passports is awesome for families traveling together. Thanks for sharing!
- Austin
Something to consider when reviewing wallets is a space for your CDC vaccination card (if from the US) or the green card or eu pdf locater card if in Europe.
La 3ra cartera a pruebe de agua., (muy bien., lastima del orificio que tiene., por qué de nada le va a servir que sea aprueba de agua)
Need a video that covers wallets for when travelling with family that can hold 4 passports
I purchased the Code of Bell product as a travel-through-the-airport wallet. Problem is that it's too short to fit a boarding pass. and the passport fits barely. Actually the COB product to me is not deep enough by about 1/2 inch. Then there are two zipper pockets but they zip in different directions which is confusing, Also a phone without a case will fit but a phone with a case is a tight fit and everyone has a case on their phone these days. And if you drop a pen into the bottom of the case it's hard to close. I wouldn't recommend this product as a travel wallet. I was very disappointed.
so i keep seeing the "passport" says bellroy on it. but i cant find that on their site. what is that cover on that passport?
It is a passport sized notebook that comes with the Bellroy passport wallet.
Hi Team, why have you guys not yet reviewed the Thule Crossover 2 travel wallet?
Hey Glen! I passed along your suggestion to the team. Thanks for the comment!
- Austin
@@PackHacker Thank you Austin!
Can anyone recommend a travel wallet large enough to hold a boarding pass without folding?
Never have to fold boarding pass in the Bellroy. For disclosures sake, I'm either putting the wallet inside a suit pocket, or an internal pocket in a scottevest.
Great video! But is there any RFID secure option? I think this is important with our modern passports…
Zero grid makes another, smaller wallet ,which is really good as well. Been using it for a few years now, and really happy with it.
The only issue, really, is that putting your passport and other stuff together, can be problematic if you lose the wallet, or if you get mugged.
Hi Cavush! Some of our pros bring a smaller, EDC option on their trips with them to use once they get to their destination. You would just need to leave your passport at your accommodation (preferably locked away in a safe). Thanks for the comment!
- Austin
@@PackHacker
That’s a great option, indeed.
I just personally feel a bit weird, walking around in a foreign country, without my passport on me. That zero grid wallet plus being careful works for me :)
I just made the same comment and then saw yours. Single-passport version Zero Grid is perfect for minimal solo travel.
zero grid is amazing paasport case for family.
What about Aer options?
Hey Patricio! Those are also great options - we just didn't include them in this video. Thanks for the comment!
- Austin
I usually love Pack Hacker videos, but was disappointed that only one wallet featured here was RFID protected. I feel that this safety feature is essential in any travel wallet.
Aer makes one of these too. I have one and it's pretty good!
Hi Josh! Glad you like your Aer wallet. We have reviews on the Travel Wallet and Travel Zip Wallet on our website. I'll link below in case anyone is interested in checking them out: packhacker.com/travel-gear/?term=aer+wallet
zero grid is great for families
Would love the Bellroy, but apparently doesn’t fit Irish passport size, which is frustrating.
How big is the Irish passport?
All passports aren't same size?
@@cosanostra8 Nope. The Irish is slightly bigger and doesn’t fit in all sleeves. I think German may be be too.
@@moonlitspud ok thanks
I still think Fjallraven one is a pouch than wallet
What would your solution be for 4 passports for the family??
I've been using the Fjällräven Passport Wallet G-1000. I can attest to that it's able to hold 4 passports (snuggly of course).
It has really good build quality - so I know it's going to last
@@Aksoma Thanks! I will check it out
The last travel wallet in this video holds a lot of passports
@@jackrobinson3751 Oh thanks! Somehow I missed that one.
Hey Mike! You can find our more info on the Zero Grid Passport Holder here:
packhacker.com/travel-gear/zero-grid/passport-holder-4/
- Austin
All nice...all are made from leather...however are there any made for vegans non leather animal materials ?
Thank you...
Hey there! All the wallets besides the Nomad Goods and Bellroy are made from synthetic materials or cotton. Thanks for the comment!
- Austin
I just wish there was a passport holder that just held one or more passports and boarding pass only! Maybe an area for some emergency cash. I don't like the idea of having to take out my passport holder when trying to pay for some purchases when traveling. Keep the passport separate form the money wallet. Don't give prying eyes any more reason to target a tourist
Hey Jez! One solution is to bring a small card wallet as well. You could put it inside your passport wallet in the airport and take it out for other situations. It's like a packing cube for your wallet ;).
- Austin
Dango Warning: I am a huge Dango fan and have quite a few of their products. Their P-series have a major issue though. They zippers are cheap plastic and fail QUICKLY. With even the slightest bit of resistance the teeth elements will rip away from the zipper tape rendering it useless and unsightly. I’ve had this happen with three different P-series products. As much as I like the design of the P02 (and P01) I strongly discourage you from buying them.
Thanks for that insight 😃
-Eric
Wallets should have a pouch for coins.
Pacsafe? Skinnywallet?
1:50 Excuse me, who is he? 🥺
Love your videos, but I think you missed it on this one. No shade to any of these Passport Holders, they all seem great. However, we're a year and a half into this pandemic, and many of us want to travel again. Not a single one on your list has a space to protect and view a vaccination card. I'm traveling for the first time soon, and one of my events requires proof of vaccination. Yes, some places may accept a photo on your phone, but not all will consider that sufficient. Just sayin', please include options for protection for both our Passports and vax cards. Thanks!
Maybe they don’t exist yet? Problem with vaccination cards are they vary from country to country. Mine would fit fine in one of the passport spaces