FunOwlet Fireproof Safe Bags – 2 Pack Waterproof Fire & Water Resistant Document Organizer (13.4x9.8 in & 10.6x6.7 in)

Meet FunOwlet Fireproof Safe Money Document Bags, a purposefully designed 2-pack created to protect your essentials when storage meets the unexpected. Built from a silicone-coated fiberglass blend, these pouches endure extreme heat up to 4200°F (2316°C) and resist moisture to help keep documents, cash, and valuables in better condition. The upgrade in construction combines two practical sizes with a rugged zipper, a one-piece design, and a dual-layer interior that adds an extra layer of protection. Designed for both indoor use and outdoor adventures, they offer a reliable, portable storage solution for everyday needs and travel scenarios without promising certainty about outcomes.

Two versatile sizes

• 13.4x9.8 inch bag ideal for documents, photos, certificates, passports, and tablets up to A4/A5 size.
• 10.6x6.7 inch bag perfect for cash, coins, cards, letters, and small keepsakes.

Key design features

• New upgrade: high quality fireproof and waterproof zipper for added security and ease of use.
• One-piece construction with no bottom seam to boost strength and dependability.
• Dual-layer design with an inner pocket helps separate and protect smaller items.

Why this bag may fit your plans

• Designed to guard contents from heat, rain, and risks associated with battery packs, making it suitable for home storage, offices, travel, and outdoor use.
• Two sizes provide flexible storage for documents, money, coins, passports, jewelry, and photos—without clutter.

Care and support

• Backed by 2 years of after-sales service with a 24-hour response window, aiming to address questions and support needs quickly.
• Lightweight yet durable, designed for frequent handling and transport in backpacks, briefcases, or purses.

Note: This storage solution emphasizes protective capabilities, practical organization, and everyday readiness. It offers a physical safeguard for a range of valuables and documents, but it does not guarantee specific outcomes in emergencies.