Fireproof Document Bag

[Size: 15"x12", Color: Grey]
FIREPROOF DOCUMENT POUCHThis a sturdy pouch that can hold documents, photos, passports, and other important documents. My only qualm is that it is too big to fit in my safe.

[Size: 15"x12", Color: Grey, Size: 15"x12", Color: Grey]
This is a really nice fireproof bag. Its extremely well made and durable. It has a lock on it that does work well and its able to be programmed to your three digits of choice. It's made from anti-static, non-itchy silicone-coated fiberglass with an added aluminum foil lining. Very large capacity with two pockets. It's designed with a flap that closes and zips the bag closed, It's big, 15X12 to be exact. Obviously I have not tested this bag in a fire and I'm thankful. It is both fireproof and water proof. had a nice wrist strap so it's very easy to grab and go. I would defiantly recommend this bag for your important documents. Built really well

[Size: 15"x12", Color: Grey]
I received this grey fireproof document bag from the ZOOPIP Store. I got this because I realized I needed my own secure place for important documents for myself and my children.My boyfriend has a safe, but I personally don't want or need to know his combination. That made me think about what would happen if there were ever an emergency and I couldn't access the documents stored inside. Having a separate place for things like birth certificates, Social Security cards, and other important paperwork gives me peace of mind.I really like that this bag is fireproof and water resistant, has two pockets, dual zippers, and a combination lock for some added security. The 15 x 12 inch size also gives me plenty of room for documents without needing to fold everything.Overall, this is a practical way for me to keep important paperwork together, protected, and accessible when I need it. For the added organization and peace of mind, I think it is a good value.

[Size: 15"x12", Color: Grey, Size: 15"x12", Color: Grey]
Today I'm reviewing this fireproof document bag,As you can see it is fairly thing. It's about 13x15.5 inches and less than an inch thick. What's really nice about this, and there is a Velcro flap, is you do have a locking mechanism so in a pinch it can be used as a semi-secure confidential delivery option. By default, the code is set to three 0's, you put the zippers into the lock and it's secure there. Press the button to pop it back open (with correct code entered).Changing the combination is super simple. If you have a took, such as a SIM ejection tool, you press the button on the top and it's going to click. Once you hear the click, you set your desired combination and press the button to lock in the new combo.You have two different pockets that can be secured separately, but it is the same code/lock. Smaller documents in the front pocket and slightly larger can go in the larger back pocket.I'm very please with this, but have no way of testing how well the fireproof portion of it works. But I do like how it has some high-viz on here so it'll be easy to catch in the dark with a flashlight.It's a nice way to secure your important documents in case you every have a fire. I'm glad I picked this up and would recommend to others.I'm going to rate this five out of five stars.Pros- Easy to use- Includes dual locked compartments (same code and lock)Cons- Not super thick, questionable fire protection- Might not keep out water if/when submerged

[Size: 15"x12", Color: Grey]
If you don't have the money or space to throw at a Fireproof safe, this may provide you with an inexpensive options for a few of our most important documents: think - passport, social security card, will/trust, birth certificates, etc. I'm not sure I believe this is fully fireproof for any extended amount of time, but hopefully will buy some of the items you keep at home some time before they also go up in smoke. This also includes a lock similar to what you would have on a suitcase, of course, anyone that wanted your docs would just take the pouch with them and cut it open, but the lock would more than likely stop a noisy person going through your things at home. I think this is a good inexpensive option to give you a little more piece of mind.

[Size: 15"x12", Color: Grey]
Thankfully I have not had to test the fire resistance in a real emergency, but based on the construction, this document bag feels like a solid option for storing important paperwork and valuables.The 15 x 12 inch size is large enough for legal and letter-size documents without having to fold everything, and the two-pocket layout makes it easy to keep papers separated from smaller items like cash, passports, or other essentials. The dual zipper design opens wide enough to make loading and organizing everything simple.The material feels substantial, and the water-resistant exterior adds another layer of protection for storage at home or in an office. The reflective strip is also a smart addition since it could make the bag easier to locate quickly in low light.The built-in lock is a nice extra for keeping the contents a little more secure, especially if the bag is being stored somewhere accessible to other people. It is also portable enough to grab and take with you if needed.For the price, it offers a good combination of storage space, organization, and added protection without the cost or bulk of a full fire safe. Hopefully I never have to find out how well it performs under actual fire conditions, but for everyday document storage it has been exactly what I wanted.

[Size: 15"x12", Color: Grey, Size: 15"x12", Color: Grey]
I want to know this works as expected, I want to know that any documents I store inside this pouch would last should my home or car catch fire...First - I had to laugh because when I first inspected this pouch, it reminds me of the bag delivery drivers for pizza companies use to keep that pizza hot - ha!This bag has 2 compartments that are roomy enough for legal and standard sized folders. There is a zipper lock and a flap that then covers the zippers and lock.We have a fireproof safe that thick and heavy. I have to wonder how this bag would actually do should is get burned. The UL94 VTM-0 and VTM-5VA mean (from what I think I understand) that the materials are flame retardant and will stop burning in 10 seconds. FLAME RETARDENT. The bag will stop burning in 10 seconds - once removed from the fire. So - Houses and cars burn much longer than that, so what then?The bag looks like what I expect a space suit looks like. The material layers are thick, with insulation in between. The zipper pulls are metal but the zipper is nylon. Wouldn't that zipper melt and burn - even with the fabric flap covering it?I do like the zipper locks (3 #s and programmable by the consumer) to keep out the casual lurker, but I bet the zippers can be cut with a sharp knife (think suitcases).This is a good bag for short term protection and a fire retardant, but fireproof? I just don't see that being the case.