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Travel Money Belt - Slim Passport Holder RFID Blocking Security Travel Pouch, Hidden Fanny Pack Travel Wallet Belt Bag Phone Holder - Black
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Travel Money Belt - Slim Passport Holder RFID Features
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Made of high-quality 210D ripstop nylon, durable, waterproof; Strap size 25"- 43", adjustable elastic waist belt can be expanded to the desired length to fit your waist.
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Using radio frequency identification Rfid blocking material, by blocking the standard frequencies for most credit cards and passports, against electronic identity theft and hacker scanning.
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Enough place to store and hide your belongings like your Phone, Money, Wallet, Passport, Tickets, ID cards, Keys and more. Suitable for outdoors activities, sports, travel, running, hunting, hiking, cycling, jogging, festival, camping.
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The back is the design of perspiration and ultra-soft breathable 3D mesh, possessing excellent comfort, made from very soft mesh, it draws sweat away from the skin easily.
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Design of thinness and lightweight, RFID blocking safeguards. Even if you wear thin clothes, pickpockets and thieves is difficult to find.
About Travel Money Belt - Slim Passport Holder RFID
Keep your documents and valuables at hand It helps hold everything, such as cash, keys, passports, tickets, ID cards, etc well organized and handy in one bag, allows easy access to mobile phones and credit card. Durable & Adjustable Built to last, the hidden fanny pack is made from wear & water resistant nylon material, and is reinforced by neat stitching, durable binding and high-quality zippers, the slim-line design is flexible and comfortable enough to be worn under clothes, even when sitting down. Dimensions: Large pocket size: 8.9 " x 3.8", Small pocket size: 6.9 " x 3.2".
