Clip Wallet Hang on Belt Travel Safe Money Card ID New!

I used this on a recent two week trip to the UK (England and Northern Ireland) and continued to use it at home; it is indispensable. For my trip I did NOT pack a wallet; I did not need my driver's license over there, and I did not bring more than one credit card and one debit card. These, and 600 pounds in 5 pound to 50 pound denominations easily fit in this pouch. I found it difficult to squeeze in my US passport but once it was in, I didn't have to remove it so it stayed in the inside pocket.I wore this using the clip only; I found it more accessible than looping it through my belt. I am a "robust" man and there was no problem wearing this on my belt all the time, even while sitting. It was easy to access money and cards. I kept most of the cash in the inside pocket with the passport, and each day I put my spending money into the outside pocket for easy access. I also took a more classic money belt with me; I intended on keeping the passport, extra cash, and cards there and only spending money in the clip wallet but it was easier just to use the latter for everything.The clip is very tight; as others noted, I was worried it might not hold up after daily use but it was very strong and I grew more confident daily. I continue to use it when I don't need to carry my full wallet, as when I go to the gym or out for walk. I found it works best on a belt, but I was also able to clip it to my track pants.

I wanted something to keep my money and IDs a bit more secure but I didn't want the inconvenience of a money belt that I'd have to take my shirt off to use. This is great for that purpose since you probably will notice someone fishing around in your crotch more than you will with your pockets. I found it to be rather comfortable to wear and it fit my US passport, a credit card, and plenty of Euros no problem. It was perfectly comfortable for walking around in the city and light hiking, but if you're hiking for any extended period of time, you'll want to toss it in your day pack. You will definitely feel it in your pants, but I'd say that's a bonus if you're trying to keep track of your money.Since I was curious what "or thread belt through loops" meant (in the description) until it arrived, I'll explain. There are two loops in the center of the wallet on the back side not shown in the pictures. You can feed your belt through them lengthwise and carry the wallet on the outside of your pants (which would look ridiculous so this isn't really a feature in my opinion).Note: I wouldn't recommend this if you want to wear it with a tucked in shirt, because as you can see in the picture, the edge of the wallet pokes up above the clip by a little bit. You can definitely see it if you don't have a shirt covering it.

I purchased this same item two years ago for a trip to Haiti and it was perfect. Unfortunately, I misplaced it. I purchased it again to return to Haiti this year. This one didn't hold up nearly as well. The stitching that secures the clip to the wallet tore by the first day of use. The only thing I carried was two passports, and a small amount of cash. I will put it away with other travel items and hope that it doesn't tear any further when I use it again. Other than that, it's perfect for concealed keeping of important things. It has a small pocket inside to hold a debit card, etc. and then two other zippered pockets as well.

This clip wallet was a godsend while trekking through Europe with my sister. Having heard horror stories, I was very nervous about having our passports and money stolen. With this clip wallet, we didn't have a thing to worry about. Each morning, I would place our passports and cash into the pouch and clip it on the inside of my bra (so that the clip was facing away from my body). It wasn't bulk, and there was no way to tell that I was wearing it, even under the tightest of t-shirts and summer dresses. It was easy to slip away to the restroom to discreetly retrieve more cash as needed during the day before returning the clip to its concealed location.

Getting a passport or two in can be a bit tricky, but not bad once you get the hang of it. Can easily hold several credit cards, a passport and tickets easily and fairly comfortably. I wore it on my left hip and after a few minutes it was not very noticeable. The small pocket on the top to hold credit cards and ID quickly fell apart after a few days of use, the stitching started coming out and the pocket was much harder to use without taking the entire clip off and working with the pocket with both hands. Not super convenient, but it still worked. Definitely would have rated it higher if it was constructed with more quality.

Clip Wallet Hang on Belt Travel Safe Money Card ID New! I tried out several different security pockets on a recent vacation where the location had a reputation for pickpockets. This little pocket was one of my favorites! It can carry a huge wad of cash as well as your passport and room keycard, and it is not difficult to conceal on one's waistband. It's also very easy to access items without practically undressing, as one has to do with a money belt. I like to wear shirts that do not tuck in, but I think it would work just as well if you tuck in your shirt. I wish the company made it in black, I'd buy that color, also (so it wouldn't be at all visible when wearing dark colors).

Just returned from trip to Rome, Naples, and Athens where I successfully used the clip wallet to thwart pickpockets. The only concern was that with the passport inside the wallet, somehow as I was walking about or sitting down, an inadvertent push from below could nudge the clip wallet up and off my belt then slide down without notice. This didn't occur, but was a nagging worry. The alternative would have been a wallet with belt hoops but less accessible.

The material is a little flimsy and I'm not sure how long it will hold up. But it is good for keeping a few items clipped to your belt under your clothes. I'm sick of carrying a purse but didn't want a wallet in my pocket that might fall out or being picked out.