Review on 👜 Lewis N Clark Waist Stash: The Perfect Travel Wallet Accessory by Kelly Thomas

Wearing does not cause discomfort and is not even noticeable. They have nice long straps that can be adjusted. I've found that the least obtrusive way to carry a bag is to unbuckle the straps completely and then drape the bag over one shoulder so that the bag hangs at about waist level. Back. Almost as if you were carrying a handbag or a shoulder bag. Then pull your pants over the stash, put on your shirt and tuck it over the stash as well. So it's basically between the front and back pockets, in the middle of your side, but completely inaccessible and practically invisible. there. You have to pull your shirt out of your pants to get at it, which makes for great security. You don't even notice it walking around. It's good for your passport and credit cards, but you have to fold the cash in half to fit, which makes it stick out a bit if you put about $300 or $20 more in it. So if you plan to carry a lot of cash, bring large denomination bills with you. Mine didn't sweat or freeze at all, didn't bother me at all, and we walked a lot, several miles a day. day without problems. It's not very well made, but good enough to last a long time. My only criticism is that I wish the little thing you use to adjust the length of the strap was a little smaller and flatter. This is the only part of the system that is really too big and therefore visible through the shirt at the top of the neck.