PacsafeMetrosafe X Anti Theft 16-inch Commuter Backpack, Tan

This is the best money belt I've found. I really like how it attaches to your belt and not around your waist. That feature makes this wallet particularly comfortable unlike the belts you wear around your waist. As a matter of fact I hardly noticed it. Another great feature is how the loop that attaches to your belt extends when you take it out so gaining access to everything inside is easy. There are actually two separate zip pockets which are the perfect size for a passport and money. There's even a little card holder which holds all your credit cards etc. securely. I found this wallet to be incredibly well made and durable. It's coming with me on future trips!

Two years ago when I traveled across Europe, I bought the typical "waist wallet" that you see being sold by Rick Steves and some other third parties (the beige one). It was very lightweight, but the elastic strap around my waist was really uncomfortable, the belt clip felt flimsy and ready to cut off any second, and the wallet itself was a disaster because although it contained a plastic insert to prevent your money from getting wet from body perspiration, the reality is it just increased perspiration by trapping in heat and moisture. Really not a fun product.This year, traveling across Europe in a different direction, I bought another one of those beige wallets, and then I bought this one at the last minute, thinking I'd eventually just use whatever worked best.It was no contest. The PacSafe wallet, while it is not perfect (the main problem is struggling to pull that thing out of your pants quickly past your belt loop), always felt lightweight, comfortable, and very secure. And the build quality is, in fact, fantastic. After four weeks of all sorts of summer conditions from Western to Eastern Europe, the thing looks brand new! I am astonished quite frankly, because most wallets I buy seem to start showing signs of wear after a few weeks at best (and that's under normal conditions).Could the pockets have been better organized? Maybe, but I think that is a personal preference issue really. With two large zippered compartments you can sort of choose how you want to do things. The credit card compartment seems like it could hold 4 or 5 cards I guess, but I limited myself to carrying no more than three, so I couldn't say beyond that. But if you did have extra, there's much more room in the larger two zippered compartments so I don't think you'll be at a loss for space.I tended to keep a laminated copy of my passport in one zippered compartment along with rental car paperwork and international driver's license, while putting cash, receipts, and credit cards in the other (as well as a few extra camera batteries).No it's not perfect but find something better in this category if you can, and I'll be the first to applaud it.I love, love, love this wallet for travel where security and pickpockets could be an issue. It really blew away my expectations.