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I bought these at $12, I gave them as presents to our family when they visit, I bought more as $10, now for $6.75 I am tempted to get 2 more as backups.

These products appear to be snake oil...

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No credit or debit cards here with RFID. They all have EMV chips - which require contact to read.

US Passports and many employee ID badges have RFID.

space-time, any issues with the Velcro as mentioned in reviews?

I use something similar to carry my 6plus, looks like this could work well too, thanks for the tip!

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I didn't buy them specifically for the RFID feature. They are very practical to hold passport and boarding pass, that's all.

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space-time, any issues with the Velcro as mentioned in reviews?

I use something similar to carry my 6plus, looks like this could work well too, thanks for the tip!

Didn't read the reviews lately, mine were used for about 4-6 round trips and fares well so far, but it could be I had an older batch where Velcro was better. Anyway, for $6.75 you can take a chance.

I normally use the inside breast pocket of my BDU jacket or leather coat.
But here's a pix of the wallet if anyone's interested...

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I didn't buy them specifically for the RFID feature. They are very practical to hold passport and boarding pass, that's all.

Is it practical to be digging under your clothing for the papers every time you need them at the airport?
It is one of the most impractical concepts if you travel.
it also labels you as a tourist, an easy target.

Money is a different issue....

....radio....gagga.....

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