👜 Lewis N Clark Waist Stash: The Perfect Travel Wallet Accessory Review

I bought this to not sit on my wallet during the warm season (back problems) and when travelling. In the colder months, my wallet is tucked into my coat or jacket. When I travel, my secure wallet contains money, credit cards and my passport. Love the design and number of items that fit in the neck stash. Depending on what I'm doing, I either wear it around my neck (through airport security) or on the side of my body by pulling it over my head and running one hand through the drawstring and…

I bought this for a trip to Rome where pickpockets are notorious and deserved (they got my phone). It worked well to clip my money and passport around my neck and under my shirt. The strap is adjustable and quite long. This item can be quite noticeable under a summer shirt. Being a cloth material, it's capable of fully absorbing sweat, and in fact, one of my subway passes got soaked to the bone, which could be more indicative of my tendency to sweat in warm weather than the material's…

When I travel abroad I like to keep my passport, credit cards and cash in this bag. My US passport fits comfortably in my back pocket, credit cards in the middle pocket and cash in the front. The strap is adjustable by moving the plastic piece you see in the picture. To shorten it, you have a loop of rope running down the back. It's not uncomfortable, but it's not very attractive either. I usually wear a pouch under my shirt and leave it long enough to tuck into the front of my pants. I used to

First of all, the description is incorrect at the time of writing this article. The features clearly state: • Zipper, but there is no zipper, there is only Velcro. Second, the strap is adjustable with a bulky (and IMO ugly) clamp mechanism that allows the extra strap to hang off the side. This isn't a regular loop arrangement that doubles some of the length of the strap, it just has a clip that shortens the strap in the same way you tie a knot to shorten the strap and leave the excess on the…

I used this neckstash for a trip to Turkey and Kyrgyzstan. Once I had my stuff in it, I felt completely safe. It had pockets that helped with organization, and while it was quite hot inside, I wasn't uncomfortable with it around my neck. In fact, I carried it the entire flight because I was traveling with a significant amount of cash, so I didn't want to just leave it in my carry-on when I left my seat or slept. Some reviewers said you couldn't tell they had anything under their shirt, but it…

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…

This is a cautious traveler's best friend. I first used it on a solo hike in the US. In fact, it was the first and last time I used it and I'll explain why later. It's definitely very handy, especially when I'm traveling in dangerous areas where I felt like I was being robbed. I usually wear it under my shirt and it serves as an emergency stash, so I mainly use it to hold my passport and spare money/credit cards. For daily cash or card use, this comes out of the wallet. Since I wear it under my