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It’s summertime, which means that you’re likely doing the bulk of your yearly traveling over the next couple of months. It also means that your regular, everyday wallet won’t suffice when jetsetting near and far. You won’t just need to be keeping track of credit cards and bills but hotel keys and passports. If you’re doing some outdoor adventuring, you may want to keep some tools handy as well. That’s where Dango’s multifaceted Pioneer Series of RFID-blocking travel wallets comes in, boasting a plethora of storage options, all within a compact frame.
Consisting of the P01 and the larger P02, the Pioneer Series ensures that you can just grab and go without needing to swap items between wallets at the risk of leaving behind any essentials. Weighing just 1.6oz and made from Dango’s proprietary water-resistant and scratch-resistant DTEX material, the P01 can hold up to 14 cards, a passport, and folded bills. There’s also room for a small notebook with a designated pen pocket. The inside features a flip-out D-ring for attaching a key or even a lanyard. A zippered pouch on the front can hold coins, memory cards, guitar picks, or any other small items.
As for the P02, it’s made of the same textured DTEX fabric on the outside but can be worn with a shoulder strap (sold separately or with a bundle) made from 20mm nylon webbing, designed to feel like a seatbelt. Weighing 3.5oz, the wallet can fit up to 8 cards, 3 passports, a small notepad, and a pen that’s accessible whether the wallet is opened or closed. It can also fit some bills and your checkbook. While it’s bigger than the P01, the P02 can fit in some pant pockets, especially on cargo pants. If that’s not enough, both the P01 and the P02 come equipped with the MT01 Clasp Multi-Tool, which features a chisel, a mini bottle opener, a 1/4″ hex socket, a flat-head screwdriver, and a Phillips-head screwdriver.
The Pioneer Series is available now starting at $79. Whether you’re looking to purchase the wallets individually or in bundles, you can explore your options on Dango’s website.
