100 Pack ID Card Name Badge Holder, Heavy Duty Clear Transparent Plastic PVC Vertical Sleeve Pouch with Waterproof Type Resealable Zip

I have to carry quite a few cards around and need to badge into places often. I bought this ten pack because I'm always needing more and more cards for access, and I wanted extra holders if my current holders ever broke.Well, 5 months and 2000 scans later, they're still as clean as when I first got them. Here's a quick rundown of what I find most important in a card holder:NFT tag cards are easily scanned through the thick vinyl.Magnetic cards also work with no problem.These do not scratch your cards at all. The only issue I've found is that you shouldn't immediately put a freshly printed card into the holder...some of the ink will come off onto the vinyl. It isn't that noticeable at all, but it's practically the only complaint I have.Your ID is still easily visible through the vinyl and the reflections are minimal.The reinforcement around where the holder fits over your keyring could be stronger, but I've not found any compromise yet.These also work on those normal snap-on bad holder loops. That said, I use those wire loops that lock into place instead so I can shuffle through all the cards to find what I need at that moment.And that's it. I mean, what can I say? It's a solid vinyl card/badge holder. And you get 10 of them.If you need to carry a lot of cards or for some reason tend to break your holders often, this will be a great buy that should last you years.

Each one of these accommodates several credit/gift cards. I like to keep like cards together such as museum member cards, credit cards, gift cards in separate holders. Each feels about a 10 gauge weight, which is perfect. They can be secured so the cards are protected from liquids.

I've been on a quest for the perfect ID holder for almost ten years. I'm a runner and I've experimented with several holders only to have problems with weight, durability, interference with the scan of the e-card on the inside, the id falling out, or the plastic being too foggy to visually read the id on the inside. This humble little badge holder, cheap and simple, has been the answer to my quest. It's very lightweight and its simple design reduces the things that can crack or break. The cards easily scan electronically through the plastic. It opens and closes easily for easy id retrieval. The plastic is very transparent for easy viewing on the inside. It's top-loaded to prevent the id from accidentally slipping out. With ten to a pack, I can afford for them to wear out from time to time. Also, because the plastic is soft, it doesn't rattle against keys and other hard objects that you might want to add to the loop holding the badge holder. It's amazing how the best design is sometimes the simplest design.

As soon as I opened the first one up to put my badge in it ripped where the closing is. The second one was fine. Seems like good quality. It’s nice and thick and perfect size to also add my door key fob in it.

peoples badges where i work tend to get messed up pretty bad pretty quickly. These things work great for keeping your badge nice and new looking. The ziploc top is the best for keeping dust out. The plastic is thick and durable. One badge holder lasts me like a year. I typically use one and give the rest out to my coworkers who always tell me that mine are way better than the ones provided by the company.

Many card holders / sleeves are designed to block the proximity (NFC) readers from working, by DoD's request. This holder allows you to place your access badge up to the reader without a problem. I was able to fit three cards/badges in the sleeve without difficulty and it was easy to remove any of them. Four cards will fit, but it it tight and getting them back out requires nimble fingers. Most sleeves are too narrow for multiple cards and it took me three different sleeves before I found these. The seals around the edges are strong and the lanyard hole is reinforced. Recommended.

My ID badge has a chip so I have to swipe it to get in the building, up the elevator, and again for the office suite where I work. This badge holder doesn't interfere at all with this function. I also added my bus pass to the same holder, so now I just carry one holder for both cards and it swipes for the bus as easily as my workplace without a glitch. The Ziploc feature helps me feel secure - my cards aren't going to fall out at all. I can attach it to any type of lanyard or clip I want. Very durable. I thought I might want extras in case they tear easily, but I don't think I'm going to need them! I will probably pass the extras around to my coworkers.

It's a badge holder. It does what it says. It isn't going to last forever so don't expect it to. Price is good. Ten pieces is gonna last quite a few years unless you're freaking tugging forcefully on your badge all day. I wear 2 badges at all times for work. One holder comfortably holds both badges and isn't so thick that rfid won't work for either side. At the same time it's not super thin where it feels cheap. Good buy. Especially for a work badge nerd like me.