Has anyone ever used the (Pacsafe) Theft-Proof Boarding Pass Bag?
http://www.herringtoncatalog.com/rs148.html
I purchased this in addition to a moneybelt. It's incredibly slim and perfect for passports, credit cards, id's and memory cards. Thought it would be great for day trips. What are your thoughts?
Happy to hear someone else had heard about the PacSafe products. I would not leave home without a PacSafe bag containing all my valuables.
We use the PacSafe StashSafe (fanny packs) 100 and 200 and also one their older day back packs.
I feel perfectly safe with their products.
Ernest - I'd be hesitant to use anything other than my moneybelt for travel documents... Since this is such a small item, the risk is probably that it would get misplaced or picked up rather than needing the security features.
That being said, I am a fan of some of the PacSafe products. I have the CitySafe 100 and the tote. Although they aren't the most stylish, I really do like some of the security and organizational features. I'm didn't buy them specifically for the slashproof strap, but I do like the ability to lock the zipper in place and the ability to attach the strap to a chair or bag. The CitySafe 100 is very small and light but seems to be a bottomless pit.
