OneTigris Tactical ID Card Holder Velcro Patch Badge Holder Neck Lanyard Key Ring and Credit Card

March 1, 2016 - PRLog -- OneTigris Tactical ID Card Holder Velcro Patch Badge Holder Neck Lanyard Key Ring and Credit Card Organizer

• DOUBLE SIDE (CAN BE USED ALONE) : One for badge holder with transparent plastic film; one for Credit Card Organizer with hard mesh (Micro-mesh card holders x 3, fit 2 credit cards each)
• PEN HOLDER: Elastic pen loop holds pens during conferences, etc. It may too big for a pencil, but work well for normally pen and marker
• MOLLE SYSTEM: 1" velcro belt-strap also fits MOLLE standard. At the same time, it can keep the credit cards from slipped off
• INCLUDED: matte black split ring for keys, lanyard, carabiners
• Size：5.1" L x 3.3" W (13 x 8.5 cm)

When I go hiking, camping, or possibly traveling around the country or world I prefer having my valuables around my neck and tucked into my shirt or jacket. It's better than having a bulky square wallet in one of your pants pockets. Anyone who hikes knows that when you take large steps going up hill or climbing onto a rock anything large in your pockets presses hard against your legs and restricts movement. With this neck lanyard you eliminate that problem. If you tuck your shirt in as well, even if the lanyard breaks your belongings will just fall into your shirt. LASTLY, the Velcro strip holds all your cards in the holster so they cannot fall out or get snagged and pulled out.

Material: Nylon
Size：5.1" L x 3.3" W (13 x 8.5 cm)

Customer reviews on OneTigris Tactical ID Card Holder

If you ever worked in a high security job, you know that over the years you can accumulate dozens of ID cards. I contract with the military and it seems every building I have to enter has their own special ID card to swipe. I normally would carry my cards in one of those waterproof locking containers. Problem is all the cards get jumbled around and I have to sift through them to find what I am looking for. the plastic case swings around like a pendulum and makes noise as it strikes the buttons on my coat or gets tangled in the shoulder straps of my back pack or tool bag. the other major flaw is that those boxes only last about a year or so if you are lucky. the clasp puts a lot of pressure on the case in order to seal the gasket and make it water tight. Eventually from opening and closing it day after day the latch breaks off. It always happens without warning and I find that I have to keep a couple extra boxes around in case of an emergency. The boxes also have gone up in price as they have become more popular. I used to get them for 3 bucks and now I have seen them as high as $10.

This ID holder is a much better alternative. There is a big open clear front for your main ID. the back has wallet like pockets to store and Organize the rest of your cards. Now you know exactly where everything is instead of having to sift through your entire collection. The wallet side Has a retaining strap which both provides security that your cards do not fall out and also makes it easy to open and close to gain access. If you have to physically hand someone your ID card the front portion separates from the rear portion with Velcro which is a cool feature. Another nice feature is that it can be configured to be worn displaying the ID horizontally or vertically depending on the configuration of your credentials. My favorite feature is the pen holder. I often work wearing a shirt with no breast pocket leaving me with no place to keep my pen. Now I always have quick access to a pen.

the only place this ID card holder does not match up to my old one is that it is not waterproof. that's not a big deal for me, but it might be for some people so its worth mentioning. Otherwise this is the best ID Card Holder I have ever used and its made of tough materials so I suspect I will be using it for a long time.

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