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Water-resistant shell, shielded card panel, full-perimeter zip.
- Water-resistant shell, shielded card panel, full-perimeter zip
- 100% Satisfaction Guarantee
- Shielding film is sourced in sheets, and each sheet cuts a fixed number of panels
CARRY THE WHOLE FAMILY THROUGH THE GATE IN ONE HAND
Group travel is one person holding everything while everyone else holds a coffee. Four passport slots, a sleeve for the passes and a pen that is already there turns the gate from a search through three bags into opening one zip and reading names off tabs.
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Four full-depth passport slots — each takes a standard booklet with the cover fully seated
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Long boarding-pass sleeve — takes printed passes and a folded A4 itinerary without creasing
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RFID-blocking card layer — a shielded panel behind the card slots, tested to 13.56 MHz
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Pen loop that holds a real pen — so the landing card gets filled in before the queue, not in it
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Zip runs the full perimeter — hand it over or drop it in a bag and nothing slides out
Four passport slots, a boarding-pass sleeve and a pen loop in one zipped folder — built for the person who carries the whole family's documents through the airport.
Four passports, one hand, one zip
Travelling with other people means holding four passports, four boarding passes and a car-hire voucher while someone asks you a question. This folder puts all of it in one place: four full-depth passport pockets on the right, a long sleeve for boarding passes and an itinerary on the left, card slots along the spine and a pen loop so the landing card can actually be filled in. The RFID-blocking layer runs behind the card slots. The zip goes all the way round, so nothing slides out when it is handed over.
What you get
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Four full-depth passport slots — each takes a standard booklet with the cover fully seated
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Long boarding-pass sleeve — takes printed passes and a folded A4 itinerary without creasing
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RFID-blocking card layer — a shielded panel behind the card slots, tested to 13.56 MHz
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Pen loop that holds a real pen — so the landing card gets filled in before the queue, not in it
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Zip runs the full perimeter — hand it over or drop it in a bag and nothing slides out
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Flat enough for a jacket pocket — 2.5 cm loaded with four passports, so it still goes inside a coat
Specifications
| Dimensions |
22 x 13 x 2.5 cm (8.7 x 5.1 x 1 in) |
| Capacity |
4 passports, 6 cards, boarding passes, folded A4 itinerary |
| Material |
Water-resistant polyester shell, RFID-blocking layer, coil zip |
| Weight |
Approx. 180 g (6.3 oz) empty |
| Shielding |
Card slot panel only, 13.56 MHz contactless band |
| Care |
Wipe clean; do not machine wash |
Questions about the document organizer
Do all four passports really fit?
Four standard booklets seat fully with the zip closed and the folder stays about 2.5 cm thick. Five is a squeeze that stresses the zip. If you routinely carry five, use two folders and split the family.
Does the RFID layer cover the passports too?
No — the shielded panel sits behind the card slots. A passport's chip is only readable when the booklet is open, so the protection that matters for contactless cards is where the cards are.
Is the pen loop big enough?
It takes a standard ballpoint or a slim rollerball. A fat fountain pen or a thick gel barrel will not seat. The loop is elastic-backed, so it grips rather than just holding a shape.