LOCKABLE ZIPPERS, CUT RESISTANT FABRIC & RFID SAFE POCKET- With Lockable Zippers (can also be locked w/ padlock, not incl). Fabric with lightweight steel mesh inlay for maximum security, plus RFID blocking pocket to keep your credit cards/ IDs safe.
CAN BE LOCKED TO CHAIRS OR TABLES - Detachable, wire reinforced waist strap can be used to securely lock pack (optionally with padlock; not incl.) to table or chair to keep passport, ID, money, wallet, phone, keys, small DSLR and daily essentials safe.
ORGANIZATION - 2 Lockable Zipper Compartments - Front compartment w/ 2 Interior Pockets, Key Clip; Main compartment w/ Zippered Pocket, 7" Tablet / iPad Sleeve; RFIDsafe zippered back pocket. Adjustable hip belt length with circumference: 32.3" to 49.2".
QUICK ACCESS ON THE GO - Super comfy with padded, honey-comb fabric back support. Features a hidden zippered RFID blocking back pocket for wallet, passport and ID. Ideal when on international travel to prevent unauthorized scan.
DIMENSIONS, WEIGHT & WARRANTY - 14.6"H x 10.2"W x 3.9"D Weight: 1.68 lbs. Made using almost 100% recycled materials - water resistant ECONYL regenerated Nylon and recycled Polyester to ensure secure & long-lasting usage. Comes with 5-year Pacsafe warranty.
Description
The Pacsafe ECO collection is our most sustainable collection yet by using almost 100% recycled materials and components. Get quick access to your essentials when you're on-the-go with this spacious and ultra-organized waist pack. Whether you prefer to wear this waist pack across your body or embrace the old-school style and wear it around your hips, you'll love wearing this bag on hikes, runs, rides, traveling, and other adventures. Keep your valuables safely hidden away with a secret pocket on the back. Made with 6 recycled plastic bottles, which were used in the lining, mesh, webbing, and labels. The outer shell fabric and certain buckles were made with ECONYL® regenerated nylon, which comes from waste such as discarded fishing nets, fabric scraps, carpets and industrial plastic.
