🛡️ Your Wallet’s Invisible Bodyguard Against Digital Theft
The HIKERS RFID Blocking Card uses cutting-edge E-Field technology to jam and scramble RFID/NFC signals, providing 360-degree protection for all your contactless cards. Its ultra-slim, credit card-sized design fits perfectly in any wallet without the need for bulky sleeves or new accessories. With no batteries or charging required, it offers continuous, hassle-free security that won’t trigger security alarms. Trusted by over 50,000 customers across Europe, this gold card protector is the ultimate must-have for safeguarding your personal data in 2024.
| Manufacturer | HIKERS |
| Brand | HIKERS |
| Model Number | RFID Blocking Card |
| Product Dimensions | 0.02 x 9 x 6 cm; 9 g |
| Colour | Gold |
| Closure | Magnetic |
| Material Type | Plastic |
| Inside Pockets | Credit Card Section |
| Size | Pack 3 Cards |
| Manufacturer Part Number | RFID-GoldCard-Pack3 |
| Item Weight | 9 g |
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Edmund
Feel more secure with these little beauties in my wallet got won in my every day wallet and won in a travel wallet I use on my travels slim compact looks great too
H**K
Good value for money
What to say? It does the job well and I feel a lot more secure. Recommended.
L**S
Credit card size
Fits in wallet OK,
M**T
fits my wallet and great Birthday present for a relative
fits my wallet and great Birthday present for a relative would recommend
C**S
Blocking card
Very happy, bought for my daughters family
P**O
good product
good delivery time, good quality good value for money
J**E
excellant value
The fact cards cannot be easily copied once in wallet
M**R
Simpler solution for the RFID/NFC worried
Although I've seen lots of RFID-blocking wallets for sale, this is the first RFID blocking card, which is a much more sensible solution. I have a Bellroy wallet, and don't want to swap it for some substandard design. However, a card to block RFID scanning is a much better idea.In practice, this is on the thick side. It's about 21/2 credit cards thick, so may not fit in the space you have left. It looks the business, though I don't really have a way of testing it.If you have a lot of credit cards, they will probably combine to resist any scanning anyway. However, if you want to be cautious, and don't want to change your wallet, this is probably the thing to go for.
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