Dango Slim Minimalist Wallet & Document Holder for Men - Dtex Water Resistant - Bifold, Black

Exceptional build quality and great to have for travelling. It's big so I can't say it's practical for everyday use. The size could be obnoxious if you choose to use it as an EDC. However its perfect for travelling when you're travelling with a passport and large sums of bills. Great buy.

I have bought 4 Dango wallets: 2 for me and 2 as gifts. They make great gifts because they are high quality and US made. I bought this Travel wallet for an upcoming trip to Southeast Asia to protect my passport, to avoid pick pockets, to hold cash and also to hold my cards. I did think, as a Travel wallet made by Dango,it would hold my International Driving Permit. This wallet can not--the permit is about two millimeters too wide. When the IDP is place inside, the clasp, then, becomes suspect and opens up easily. I might go the Kriega route and use this wallet as a checkbook.EDIT: I returned from Southeast Asia and Japan using this and the M1 full cover wallet. They are both amazing. Yes my IDP couldn’t fit but I placed numerous bills instead. BC the bills lie unfolded, so the travel wallet is not thick—lies thin in the front pocket. Coupled with the paracord tether, pickpockets and thieves have a difficult time stealing the travel wallet. The pen is handy when filling out the customs form on the plane.

Works great I use it when traveling to other countries

I own a Dango wallet (the normal sized one) with the notebook and pen, and I absolutely love it! I've used it for a few years now, and at work I use a lot of cards to access things, and I've been tired of my neck hurting from the lanyard I use. I grabbed one of those "field note" notebook and a small pen, and put those as well as my cards in the Tactical Travel Wallet and absolutely love it!People ask about it all the time.

I do like the product so far (havnt used yet) although a bit expensive . My issue is the picture shows it comes with a strap and mine didn’t come with a strap. I am leaving on a cruise soon. If I paid this much I’d expect it to have everything it advertised. Fortunately they did send the strap eventually

The Dango P02 Pioneer Travel Wallet is a great option for anyone looking for an RFID protected wallet with plenty of storage. I really like the unique design that allows access to the pen and notebook, and the included multitool is a nice bonus. The shoulder strap is a great addition, and makes it easy to carry this wallet around without having to worry about losing anything. The only downside I could find was that the wallet is a bit larger than average, but overall this is a great option for anyone looking for a functional and stylish wallet.The best part is that the cards go in with the opening toward the center so your cards do not fall out. Nothing falls out!

I purchased the Dango Tactical Travel Wallet, because of its advertised robustness and RFID-blocking capabilities. Unfortunately, my experience with this product has been underwhelming, particularly regarding its RFID protection.First, the positives: The wallet is well-crafted with a sturdy build, and its design is both sleek and practical. It holds cards and cash securely, which I appreciated during my travels. However, the primary reason for my purchase was the RFID blocking feature, and this is where the wallet falls short.Despite the claims, I found that the RFID protection is not fully effective. On multiple occasions, my cards were still readable through the wallet at various payment terminals and access points. This was a significant concern, especially when traveling through crowded areas where unauthorized scanning is a risk.Moreover, the wallet's RFID blocking seemed inconsistent. While it occasionally prevented some scanners from reading my cards, other scanners had no trouble at all. This inconsistency is troubling, as it defeats the purpose of having RFID protection in the first place.For anyone specifically seeking a wallet for its RFID-blocking capabilities, I would recommend looking elsewhere. This wallet might serve well for general use, but it does not fully address the security concerns associated with RFID skimming.

Took on a recent trip to Europe and was able to keep this in my pants pocket for the entire trip without encountering any discomfort, but definitely felt it in my pocket every time I got up or sat down. The enclosure with the bottle opener stayed secure and it never opened unless I needed it to. It held a passport and about 6 cards daily during that time. However, I feel that this could be designed smaller and made more portable for those of us not at all interested in the pen accessory or taking notes. Then there’s a fairly useless small pocket in between the card slots that at best could hold an SD card. So room for improvement or an idea for a more compact offering.