Black Eagle Locking Bank Deposit Bag with Locks - 10.82 X 8.2 X 1.38-Inch Money Cash Register Bag Review

I really like this bag even though I've seen some negative reviews. I don't get it at all, once you close and open this bag properly you will love it too

It really looks like a bank bag and it's really nice to have important documents like birth certificate and social security inside. It also fits in my fireproof safe.

At first I was a little confused how to block. I understand you zip up and fold the zip back under the zip. This worked very well for my needs. This is where I keep my prescription medication and bank items. Perfect size for my bag.

This is the second time I buy this product. The first one was great, but this one was defective. The only time it gets blocked is when it's unzipped, which defeats the purpose. There was a defect when the zipper was sewn in, which must have been overlooked by quality control. Again, the first one I bought still works great. I didn't change it, I just wanted a second one.

Got 6 of these Bad Boys! They are made of tuff and have a weighted built-in lock covered in leather. My drivers deliver a lot of marijuana and we're not allowed to have guns, so this bad boy is the next best thing. Anyone who approaches one of my drivers gets hit in the face with a padlock with smooth leather piping and the best part is it just adds character to the leather! thanks amazon and shipping was included wow just wow

We bought these for our store so that during the weekend shifts any cashier could put their money in it and only she would have the key to the bag. They lock very easily and cannot unzip until unlocked. Each bag came with 2 keys and I was able to keep one for myself and each cashier had their own key for their bag. They are of excellent quality and the price was better than what we looked at in different stores. would recommend.

The instructions that came with the bag are misleading. These are very basic instructions, but they indicate that you must "slide the zipper under the cap". The picture and wording make it look like you're putting a zipper puller (rubber) under the lock. Then click on the lock. It seems to latch, but it's very loose and the bag opens easily. Instead, you slide a real piece of metal under the lock and press the lock. This method is correct and very safe. The rubber part sticks out from under the