Lifeventure Recycled RFiD Compact Wallet grey

Lifeventure Recycled RFiD Compact Wallet is a compact, elegant wallet for money and documents with built-in RFiD protection.
It protects contents from radio frequency identification (RFiD) readers by stopping the transmission of information through the nickel and copper coated polyester fabric.
The ultra-slim design features 6 card compartments, including a clear ID window, a note compartment and two hidden pockets.
The Lifeventure Recycled RFiD Compact Wallet grey is made from durable, waterproof recycled nylon, a fabric that offers environmental benefits without sacrificing strength and style and is fully recyclable.

Features of the Lifeventure Recycled RFiD Compact Wallet grey:
- Weight, g:   32 (1.13 oz)
- Dimensions, cm:   10.0 x 9.0 x 1.0 (3.94 x 3.54 x 0.39 in)
- Materials:   Recycled Nylon PU, polyester fabric with added Ni and Cu
- RFiD protection blocks the possibility of identity theft
- Minimalist elasticated closure for quick access
- 1 transparent pocket for ID card
- 5 compartments for credit cards
- 2 small hidden pockets
- Compartment for banknotes
- Two hidden pockets
- Made in the UK

MANUFACTURER
Lifeventure is a brand of equipment for travellers and tourists, owned by the British company Lifemarque Limited from Berkshire.
The company was founded over 25 years ago by British traveller Mark Cobham.
The company produces high-quality backpacks and travel bags, sleeping bags, tableware, numerous accessories, airtight packaging, cosmetic bags and many other travel items.
Each product is created based on the experience and recommendations of professional travellers and researchers, participants in various expeditions and athletes.
In addition to the Lifeventure brand, Lifemarque Limited also owns the following brands:
- Lifesystem - products for survival and protection against adverse conditions,
- Littlelife - products for little travellers,
- Mountains paw - products for four-legged travellers.
Currently, the company's products are successfully sold in more than 40 countries around the world.