Allow approximately 3–6 business days for processing. Estimated transit is 5–10 business days within the USA and 3–12 business days internationally. Tracking is emailed when available.
REROUGHENOUGH
Rough Enough Passport Wallets RFID Passport Holder Wallet Sleeve for Travel Family with Crossbody Shoulder Strap Neck Portable Waterproof Black Cordura
Rough Enough Passport Wallets RFID Passport Holder Wallet Sleeve for Travel Family with Crossbody Shoulder Strap Neck Portable Waterproof Black Cordura
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Allow approximately 3–6 business days for processing. Estimated transit is 5–10 business days within the USA and 3–12 business days internationally. Tracking is emailed when available. Shipping details
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Overview
- Brand : RE ROUGH ENOUGH
- Color : black
- Material : Cordura, Nylon, Polyester, RFID Blocking Fabric, YKK Zipper
- Style : Classic
- Pattern : Black
About this item
- Travel Ready Design: This RFID passport holder for travel effortlessly stores 2-4 passports, 3 cards, tickets, cash, and documents. The compact size 9.5x4.5x2 inch fits carry, the styling appeals to men and women, ideal for airport security
- Enhanced Security with RFID Blocking: This RFID passport holder Wallet for travel is built to last. Its integrated RFID blocking technology safeguards your personal information from electronic theft, ensuring peace of mind during your travels
- Multi Pocket Storage and Shoulder Strap: This RFID passport holder for travel features a front zipper pocket for phones and wallets, quick access back pocket for boarding passes, a pen slot and 2 coin pockets. Adjustable strap enables hands free carrying
- Durability and Stylish Build: Made from premium water resistant 1050 D Cordura ballistic nylon and smooth YKK zipper. This RFID passport holder for travel combines durability with stylish design promising a reliable travel companion for years to come
- Suitable For Travel: Combining casual elegance with sturdy functionality, this RFID passport holder for travel suits urban vacations, hiking trips, or business travel. Included a carabiner, a red keychain and black key holder for added versatility
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So we design travel essentials that feel soft, simple, and effortless—just like floating through the sky.
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