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The Eagle Creek Undercover Deluxe Security Belt will keep you from having to ask the most dreaded question, “Where's my passport?” The Eagle Creek Undercover Deluxe Security Belt uses Softseam Construction for maximum comfort and DuPont CoolMax backing that is soft to the touch and wicks away moisture. With two compartments, an adjustable elasticized waist belt, and ultra-thin quick release buckle you'll barely even notice you're wearing the Eagle Creek Undercover Deluxe Security Belt, and instead will take comfort in knowing your most important possessions are skin tight.
Bottom Line: If security's a concern while you travel the globe, get the Eagle Creek Undercover Deluxe Security Belt and breathe easy knowing your most important papers are secure.
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kind of the opposite question... I'm a petite lady, and I've
kind of the opposite question... I'm a petite lady, and I've never experimented with one of these thingies... really, honestly, I look at it and think the thing will stick out of my flat shorts like a beacon that says, "everything important to this girl in the world is right here down her shorts!!!"Can someone enlighten as to a solution, or set my mind at ease?
By: sarah.ferg2313290
July 18, 2008
They are made so they are not visible under your clothing. I would get the tan for sure and keep it under your belt line. It is very smooth and flat and comfortable, and I will sometimes push mine to the side. The passport money case is slightly less bulky than the Deluxe Security Belt
By: owen522892
July 24, 2008
Stanky
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Ross Solomon
June 17, 2010
I wasn't very impressed with the design: The belt has no wire through it and can be cut from behind easily. It twists incredibly easily and is hard to straighten out. It loosens on its own and must be tied down, which means you either have to untie a complicated knot every time you remove this thing, or just lift it over your head. There are no covers for the zippers. After a week or so, it absorbs a very uncomfortable amount of stink.
Complaints aside, I used this throughout China for 32 days. From trains to crowded hostels and guesthouses, it kept my RMB and passport safe and sound.
How long is the strap on this belt? Will it fit around a large
How long is the strap on this belt? Will it fit around a large guy with a 46" waist?
By: momdoll2213721
May 12, 2008
yes...Plus it is elastic so it will expand
By: Owen Dennehy
September 22, 2008
Rollin' Thunda
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Allen C
February 28, 2005
Best bag I've ever used. Went to Thailand and Hong Kong and handled the trip perfectly. The airlines put a hole in my "hard bag" but nothing happened to Rollin' Thunda.
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Stanky
I wasn't very impressed with the design: The belt has no wire through it and can be cut from behind easily. It twists incredibly easily and is hard more...
Rollin' Thunda
Best bag I've ever used. Went to Thailand and Hong Kong and handled the trip perfectly. The airlines put a hole in my "hard bag" but nothing more...