🔒 Pacsafe Coversafe Anti Theft Blocking Wallet: Enhance Your Travel Experience with Secure Travel Accessories Review

Too thin to qualify as a kit. But contains some $$$ and some IDs. The front is more secure as the clasp has no tether and doesn't actually rest on the "bonnet" cover (or notch, it's not thick). I got this precisely because it's so thin and the tape is still scissor/cut resistant. I don't like RFID blocking as it also blocks the phone signal and activates airport metal detectors at breakneck speed (although it won't carry more than a compact phone).

I really liked this for our trip abroad. The strap has a wire that makes it difficult to cut and it was easy for me to slip money and credit cards in and out. I'm worried about RFID scanners so this was a good choice for me. Even in the heat, I didn't find it any more uncomfortable than without. A note. You will not attach this through a TSA checkpoint. I just put mine in my carry-on when I went through security. I don't know if any product works with TSA so I don't see it as a downside.

Very good for many purposes - why do other brands have such weak bands? Why trust such a weak link $30 is a fair price to make sure my passport and other documents stay safe because as someone who loves carrying fanny packs - and gets ridiculed regularly - I'm actually a very stylish and masculine fanny pack for everyday use, because she is very thin and unobtrusive I am quite thin and don't have much in it so it's really invisible to me and even over pants and under a shirt it's still very…