ENGPOW Fireproof Document Organizer with Lock, Waterproof File Bag, 5-Layer Protection for Documents, Passport, Laptop, Certificates

I’m pleased with this product. It’s large enough to house different sizes of paper, there are different sections for different documents and other things one would like to store safely. It is sturdy and fits perfectly in my steel filing cabinet. As most have commented I’m not sure how it will stand up to an actual fire …. But between this product which was reviewed favourably, I feel it stored within a steel cabinet will certainly stand up to anything.

I have my important documents stored in a safe, but the envelopes are all worn out, falling apart, and aged. I decided to buy this fireproof document bag to help organize and protect my important documents. The item arrived wrapped in plastic, no branding. Inside the packaging are only two items, the main bag and a document pouch. One thing I immediately notice is how durable the outer material is of this bag. It has a special coating that feels rubbery. Anybody can easily tell that the outer material is water resistant. I tried dropping a few water on it and it all just bounced. The inside material is just plain nylon like any other luggage bag. The zipper looks durable, but they are not waterproof. The combination lock for the zippers is a useful feature to prevent kids from poking around. I was able to fit and organize all my important documents in this bag, like birth certificates, passports, land and property titles, car titles, latest tax filings, diplomas, etc. the size of the bag is suitable for almost all documents except for some very old legal documents I have that uses a very long paper, I have to fold them a bit. The mesh pockets are very handy to hold cards like social security, passport card, credit cards, etc. The additional document pouch is a good addition, but right now I still don’t have a use for it, probably I’ll stock up on some cash in it for the rainy days. Overall, this document bag is very functional. I like the material it is made of. Feels very durable and can protect documents from environmental elements. Highly recommended.

Bad quality and cheap plastic. Listed as $80 with free shipping, receipt shows product is $50 with $20 shipping. Deceptive.

I read the comments about this bag before buying, and bought it. It’s a great bag but I wil say there are some things people need to know before buying this. 1) The title is misleading. It should be labeled as FIRE RETARDANT not FIREPROOF. This bag is designed to be a travel bag to store documents in a secure location or in a safe for a quick grab and go solution. So the fire rating is meant to withstand a short duration of being exposed to open flames. NOT TO BE ABLE TO SIT IN A OPEN FLAME UNSCATHED. 2) The lock on the bag is designed like many travel bags to be a deterrent… this is NOT a high security lock bag. Yes there are ways around the lock, but it’s meant only to deter and give you the time to react if someone is trying to get into the bag while it’s in your view. So no you cannot set it and forget it and think your documents will always be 100% safe. 3) IT SAYS WATER RESISTANT… NOT WATER PROOF. The zippers are permeable allowing some water to enter over time. A quick splash wont damage your documents but submerging this bag will. 4) The case descriptions states, the coating is made of a double layer of silicone. So yes it will feel weird and somewhat have dust and hair stick to it. 5) It’s $40… and it says bag. IT’S GOING TO BE FLIMSY. THIS ISNT A HARDSIDE CASE. IT LITERALLY SAYS THE WORD BAG IN THE DESCRIPTION. In conclusion, if you understand that this bag is meant for quick grab and go for documents incase of emergencies or travel. And it is not a hardcase briefcase that can withstand bullets to protect it’s contents, I say get it. It’s a great bag to keep on hand to have essential documents at the ready if you need to grab and run or if you travel frequently with documents that need to be organized and kept relatively safe.

It is a soft bag, made of fire proof material. I'm not testing the fire ratings, so I'll take the companies word on that. The lock is rather cheap, I imagine it wouldn't take much to get into it if you really want to. I would suggest keeping it in an actual safe. That said it is good for the cost, and all the pockets are lovely for keeping organized.