Leather Travel Wallet Passport holder-Filgate Black

This is such an excellent travel wallet. I took some pictures for you to show you that you can fit many passports inside. On the other side you can also fit credit cards and money.The wallet is of premium quality. Such a soft leather. Truly luxury. It looks so prestigious too. When putting the passports, they won’t slip out as the leather consistency is slip proof. And it is pretty thin and very easy to carry around.I really like this. And do recommend it.I hope this was helpful to you. Thanks.

There are a lot of reasons why I like to have a passport holder. First, it is useful to protect your passport. without a holder your passport can get folded, mangled, and crushed. As I collect Visas from other countries I want to keep my passport in good condition. If I damaged it, it would be annoying to replace the passport and the Visas.There is another reason, which is that I like to keep my nationality to myself. If I pull out my passport, nobody knows where I am from. Typically on my trips I get confused for being Australian or Canadian. I kind of like that.Of course, when you reach the customs and immigration people they will tell you to take your passport out of the holder. Thats just life.This is a nice passport holder. It has a very fresh and thick feel, which is a slight negative because it won't stay closed. I'd prefer a passport book that wasn't trying to open by itself (whether there was a passport in it or not).The Filgate has room for 2 cards. I don't think the intention is for them to be credit cards, I think they are for (perhaps) travellers insurance card or immunization records. I used the cover like a book cover, putting each cover of the passport into each side. It would be nice if you could use it as an oversize wallet, holding cash and credit cards, but thats clearly not what its designed for.Overall I think the design is adequate but not really special. Its a bit bulky and lacks features like RFID blocking. You can get similar items at a better cost, like this one: Leather Architect Men's 100% Leather RFID Blocking Passport Holder With 1 Slip-In Pocket Dark Grey/Tan

This Filgate Travel Wallet w Passport Cover Card Slot and Coin Bag in "Traditional Leather Style" (printed on front) is quite attractive. Despite the name "Leather Travel Wallet" this item does not appear to be made of leather, at least in the traditional sense of tanned hide, but is a very good facsimile - very likely it is split leather with a polyurethane coating called "PU leather"- this is what it appears to be to me. This travel wallet is very well made, however, and is protective and useful.There is only one large slot on the left that will easily hold a few passports (no large slot under the card holders on the right, like some wallets), and there are two credit card slots on the right, with a much deeper slot at the bottom, which can hold a dollar bill folded in half fully. I don't know what the "Coin Bag" is, but perhaps the lower slot is deep enough to be considered the coin bag. The negative of this otherwise attractive wallet, is that in use, your cards and passport (and any coins you put in the lower pocket) can easily fall out. Yes, there is some grip, but I would not feel comfortable unless this was in my fully contained purse or a plastic bag or kept upright in my husband's (larger) inner jacket pockets. The middle card slot particularly is quite shallow compared to other wallets I have of this type. I like the look and concept of this wallet, but I don't think it's particularly secure, and the "Leather Travel Wallet" name is somewhat misleading,.

We enjoy cruising and that means, of course, bringing along our passports. While the cruise ship's SeaPass serves as identification for most things, it is never a bad idea while overseas to have a passport nearby just in case. Generally, that means carrying the passport in something and the Filgate Genuine Leather Bifold Passport Holder is designed for that purpose.There are several ways that the passport can be placed in the passport holder. Not all of them are particularly easy to do. I found that placing it the right side pocket was the easiest and made the most sense. Still, the holder is stiff and that makes getting the passport into (and out of) the holder to be a bit of a chore. It's made from leather, so I assume that with use the holder may loosen up making it easier to maneuver the passport in and out.Speaking of leather, the Filgate Genuine Leather Bifold Passport Holder is marked not as "genuine leather" as in the product's title. Instead it is stamped as "traditional leather." This was a new one for me, so I had to look up the term. I didn't find much on-line regarding the traditional leather process. Apparently, this has to do with the look (shiny) and the feel (smooth.)Finally, I found that the Filgate Genuine Leather Bifold Passport Holder did not close in the center. This resulted in a gap with the right side protruding out farther than the left. I'm not sure where this was intended or was a manufacturing error.