The Eagle Creek Travel Gear Security Wallet I’ve purchased twice (the original was given away and I liked it so much I wanted to replace it). It is made of soft cloth material and all-plastic hardware so it does not cause any skin chafing and is light and comfortable. It has a zipper pocket for $, and some smaller pockets for receipts, etc. It easily holds multiple passport books (if traveling with family and one person is holding all documents). The neck strap is of light material so doesn’t create a burden on your neck. This product is also thin (unless you stuff it full of contents) so it isn’t easily noticeable underneath your shirt or blouse. There’s pockets sized for credit cards, too. I can’t think of how to improve this product other than maybe have a place for a small miniature writing pen. This product is highly recommended.

I have a hidden waist pouch product from the same manufacturer of similar material and I prefer this neck pouch as it’s more easily accessible when traveling.
Rating: 5 / 5

I used it on my recent trip to Italy. It held my cell phone, cash and camera. Very useful. I give it two thumbs up.
Rating: 5 / 5

I bought this wallet for myself since I have used neck wallets for many years and my old one was looking pretty bad.

I really wanted a tri-fold wallet but I thought I would try this one. I didn’t like it so I sewed two little pieces of velcro on the back to hold it folded and that worked really well.

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Sewing it was not easy because the cloth is really tough. Like leather or canvas. Surprisingly tough! for thin nylon material.

It has lots of pockets and when they are folded, they lock the stuff in them well.

I just got back from a ski trip to Canada and it worked great. I can wear it under my arm and not on my chest and it is very comfortable and easy to access that way. I even was able to keep my hotel key on a light nylon line tied to one of the neck straps which worked well, too.

I sent Eagle Creek the suggestion about adding velcro to the design to make it more user friendly. We’ll see what they do with that.

The one thing I don’t like is that there is no stop on the strap adjuster and it can just slide off the strap. A little metal or plastic stop would be a nice touch. The knot that I put in the strap to stop the adjuster slide looks funky.

Rating: 5 / 5