ROAD TEST: SECURITY POUCHES
Hiding Your Treasures
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Having money or personal valuables stolen is never a good thing. But when it happens while traveling, it can be a disaster. To help give you peace of mind while on vacation, we tested eight hands-free security pouches designed to protect and keep your personal items safe and out of sight. Thankfully, we've come a long way since the fanny pack.
-- Terri Sapienza
* Personal Stash, L.C. Industries
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| Personal Stash(Julia Ewan - The Washington Post) |
What is it? A small pouch that attaches to bra straps.
Size: 4 1/2 by 3 inches, 0.2 ounce.
What we liked: It's comfortable and convenient -- if you're a woman. Perfect for carrying and concealing cash, credit cards, ID, jewelry and maybe even a lip gloss. And it's pretty much pickpocket-proof: If somebody's grabbing at it, you'll likely notice.
What we didn't: Not large enough to hold a passport or travel documents.
* Neck Pouch, Target
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| Neck Pouch(Julia Ewan - The Washington Post) |
What is it? A multipocket pouch worn around the neck.
Size: 8 1/4 by 5 1/2 inches, 0.9 ounce.
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