🔒 Ultimate Security: Travel Money Belt with RFID Block Technology Review

I zipped/unzipped the top compartment about 7 times and the fabric over the zip started to tear making it almost impossible to unzip the top/ shut down. My husband bought a different brand money belt (Alpha Keeper) and opened it probably 5 times a day for 13 days (he carried most of the money with him for our holiday) and didn't have this problem. Also, the top compartment is ONLY big enough for a US passport, so it wasn't easy to put the passport in the top compartment and put fabric over the…

I used this money belt on a recent trip to Italy and it met all my needs as it had enough space for two passports, some credit cards and cash. . The belt was very thin so it wasn't visible through clothing, it was comfortable, and the elastic retained its elasticity. I would definitely recommend this money below. One final note - I wrapped the elastic around one of my belt loops so that even if someone could unbuckle the belt the belt wouldn't come loose as I would feel it being pulled.

True, I haven't used it yet, but it's only two weeks until the cruise. But based on the look and feel alone I can say this would be perfect for what I need. It's well made, light weight and fits well. I'll try to remember to update this review once I use it! UPDATE: I bought this money belt to use on a 7 day cruise I took recently. Let me tell you I couldn't be happier! I wanted to have enough cash on me to avoid credit card issues, so I wore this under my clothes EVERY day. and no matter what…

So glad I got the XS the regular would have been too big for me. I have a small torso, heavier and hippie at the bottom. The strap is relatively thin, soft, stretchy, and adjustable enough to stretch across my hips or chest if needed, but also very snug and comfortable around my waist if I prefer. Nice low profile buckle, not bulky like buckles commonly found on fanny packs. Haven't tried it yet but bought this for my trips to Southeast Asia and India this winter and so far it seems very flat…

So I guess Europe is known for pickpocketing. Stop by Barcelona and pickpocket and you'll see tons of posts about pickpocketing and how to protect yourself. I wasn't looking for a fanny pack for all my stuff - I just wanted something for two passports and a super slim wallet that would fit an ID, credit card and some cash. This backpack was perfect - very soft and comfortable so after ten days of wearing this belt I had no problems. Also, it was so thin it didn't show up under my shirts. One…

I bought the Peak travel money belt before I went to Asia. I was very happy with this item. Inside were important items such as passports (2), credit cards, and currency. The belt was very comfortable and one day I didn't even realize I was wearing it. Much better than previous belts worn for years. I wore it on my back so nothing could be seen and there were no bulges in my photos. I would give the belt 5 stars because it's really great, with one exception. When I took it out of the passport…

I like to give this product 5 stars. While I can't test the RFID blocking feature, if it is up to the build quality it will work great. I won't be traveling for a while but I wanted to make sure everything worked as advertised so I trained it. This money belt has two zipped pockets (as shown in the photo) with three credit card slots in the main pocket. The pockets are attached with quality YKK zippers and look durable. I worked hard on these things and couldn't get them to catch, slow, block…