Every time new technology comes out, there are people skeptical of its safety. RFID-blocking wallets are no different. People wonder about the wallets scratching or demagnetizing cards, messing with cell phones, and some other, more out-there questions. Let’s take a closer look.
Some wallet brands are a little harsher on cards than others, but if you’re careful, and get a wallet made with the right materials, there shouldn’t be any problems. For example, metal wallets can be a bit harsher on cards than leather ones. If you’re really concerned about this, give the Ascent a try.
This slim minimalist wallet is made of soft but durable leather, which won’t scrape up your cards. They’ll be safe from harm in its slim profile, and safe from skimmers thanks to its metal frame. They’ll even be safe from pickpockets, as its small size makes it harder to see in even your tiniest pockets.
No, the RFID-blocking technology can’t demagnetize your card. On the contrary, some RFID-blockers can actually keep interference from doing so. Sometimes, signals can get out of hand, and your card will suffer for it. If you have a hotel key card in your wallet, you might even be locked out of your room when this happens. Keep them safe from these signals, and from other threats, with a Trayvax Element.
Your cards and cash will survive a freak rainstorm, some muddy off-roading, a tumble onto some rocks, and even falling out of a tree. The stainless steel and top-grain leather won’t quit, no matter how tough the job is.
Absolutely! Some work better than others, of course, but they can all give you peace of mind. And when you want the best, try the Armored Summit. It blocks up to 95.1% of RFID signals. No one’s getting your sensitive data unless you want them to.
And it becomes even more useful when you pair it with the Notebook add-on. With this, you can write, draw, plan, and still protect your data. You’ll be safe from unwanted charges, identity theft, poor planning, and of course boredom. It’s a great combo, and I never leave home without mine.
There’s a chance it could, but not a big one. Bluetooth and GPS, on the other hand, might get interrupted if your phone case contains an RFID blocker. The best way to make sure you can still hear your music, and not get lost, is by keeping your wallet and your phone in separate pockets.
This also protects your cards, especially weaker ones like hotel room keys, from getting demagnetized by your phone. When you really want to keep them apart, try a Roam clutch. It has a special pocket for your phone, and is big enough to fit a slimmer wallet into it for extra protection. Pair the two up, and let your worries go.
It’s very unlikely. I know the state of California says that a number of innocent and strange things can cause “cancer or reproductive harm,” but that simply isn’t the case. You’re more likely to get cancer from the sunlight streaming through your car window than from any wallets you might use. And some metals are less dangerous than others.
Why not get a Trayvax Contour in brass? Not only is it a safe metal, it’s naturally anti-microbial, so germs won’t stick to it. Set it down on a table, then give it a good wipe, and it’ll be good to go once more. There’s no need to worry about who touched the soda you’ll open with its integrated bottle opener. This cool metal wallet won’t hurt you, and it sure won’t hurt your cards. Carry it around for protection, for style, and to help open those stubborn beer bottles. Everyone will love it, and you’ll be the center of attention.
Are RFID-blocking wallets safe? Yes. They won’t wreck your cards, or demagnetize them, they won’t scramble your phone, they won’t give you cancer from their metals, and yes, they do work. We have products that can assuage any of these worries, and we hope that you’ll be able to trust us. Your data, and your family’s, will be safe in our products. And with our 65-year Heirloom Warranty, we guarantee it’ll stay that way for decades to come.
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