Money Belt For Travel – RFID Blocking Waist Pouch Passport Holder Wallet Belt – Waterproof Hidden Travel Fanny Pack For Men & Women – Secure, Lightweight, Adjustable Strap – Blue

I bought this after comparing to other makers and reviews on travel websites. Money belts all seem to be in the $25 range, a small price for peace-of-mind. I was intrigued by this one having a low-profile buckle instead of a bulkier ones that mate in the back (like the Spibelt I've been using). Having two zippered compartments lets me segregate cash from credit and ATM cards, IDs, SIM chip, SD chip, etc. I chose the gray to blend in better under a light-colored shirt, as some of the money belt going to be above my pant's waistband. One of the pockets has a mesh divider that's sewn not in the middle but offset to create differently-sized interior pockets, if that's useful to you. Construction and finish appear excellent.I will update if I discover anything during our next trip to Europe.

Used this for the few times I had to have my passport on me. Lower zippered pocket holds passport perfectly, upper zipper pocket held a Samsung Galazy S25 phone. Anything as large as an S25+ would not fit. That pocket also had a place to tuck in some credit cards and a bit of cash. On the backside there's a netted sleeve with a small opening. Originally I questioned the functionality of that but found I used it A LOT for glasses and some notes. This all beat carrying anything as big as a purse or backpack, and it beat putting my phone in a cargo pants leg pocket, because that just felt heavy there.

I now want to use this instead of my purse! My husband bought a cheaper one and there was no comparison. This is so flexible, hides well under clothes and held my iPhone 12 , passport, one lipstick, money and tickets. So comfortable!!!

Great for traveling where there are known pick pocketers. You can wear it flat under your shirt to hide your money and passport,

This is so much more than I thought it’d be. First, they include a beautiful sleek slim gorgeous silver pen which fits right in one of the zippered pockets. That and a very handy packing checklist of numerous pages you can use to checkmark them there’s plenty more for subsequent trips. It’s lightweight and perfect. Very nice personable company. I love them. You will too.

Love the grey color, and the 'thinness' of it. Even when I loaded it with 2 passports, an int'l driving permit, and a large cell phone 7 3/4 X 3 1/8 X 7/8" , it's still comfortable to wear and doesn't show under my shirt or sweatshirt.Without the 2nd passport it's even roomier for other small items.It's sturdy, functional and attractive.

I wore this constantly on a 2 week trip to Europe, except any time I was asleep in a hotel room. It was very nice to doze on buses, trains, and planes, however, knowing my passport, credit cards, and cash were safe from greedy fingers. As soon as I got off the plane and into the terminal, and was trying to buy train tickets from a kiosk, in the middle of the night, I had a woman come up to me out of nowhere and lean in real close, mumbling something very quietly. I immediately felt uncomfortable and was very glad all of my valuables were tucked up under my clothes and close to my skin. My son and I were alone in the terminal, so when she did the same with him, we just did our best to remove ourselves from her presence. I half joked with my son, "We were getting ready to get pick-pocketed!" He asked if I was sure she didn't get to my money belt without my knowing. I assured him that she did NOT get under my shirt (two shirts and a heavy jacket at that point in the trip) to get inside my money belt. lol I am a female. I wore tank tops under all my clothes every day to keep the money belt off of my skin for comfort. My outer clothes kept it hidden. I generally wore it over my midrift section, sometimes below the waistband of my pants, over my tucked in tank top, when I got tired of feeling it around my middle. Also, by wearing it over a shirt, I wasn't exposing my belly every time I needed to lift my outer shirt to have access to the money belt. We had 7 day train passes that I wish fit better in the money belt, because they were really beat up by the end of the trip from being kept in the largest pocket, the back zipper, which was still about a half inch too short for the tickets. But passports fit well with plenty of room to spare. I kept cash in the front, where it was more accessible, credit cards and back-up larger bills in the back, where they felt safer. That worked well for the entire trip. The money belt was starting to tear at one seam by the end of the trip, but I am absolutely fine with that. It more than served it's purpose. My son had one in another color and wore his as much as I wore mine, but his is still perfectly intact. Will order another one for my next lengthy trip.

Pros. Looks. Nice feels good.