PacSafe offers smart and safe travel gear to protect travelers from theft. The range of adventure backpacks, leisure bags, urban bags, camera and laptop bags, luggage and travel accessories come in a variety of styles and colors, all with anti-theft technology ensuring you and your bags are safe.
PacSafe boasts multiple anti-theft features. The 360-degree eXomesh locking system contains flexible, stainless steel wire mesh either externally over the bag or laminated between fabric, creating a slash-proof seal. Lightweight stainless steel wire is placed within the bags’ straps, preventing it from being slashed. Dual release security buckles confuse thieves. Interlocking zip pullers slide on top of one another and connect, making it tricky to easily unzip a bag. Zippers are puncture resistant, helping protect against thieves using a pen or similar small, sharp object to try to gain entry. Most passports, credit cards and ID cards contain a RFID chip holding sensitive, personal material. Thieves can access this information from 10 feet away with a RFID reader. PacSafe’s RFID blocking material obstructs all transmissions. Turn and lock security hooks unfasten so you can affix your bag to a secure fixture. The turning mechanism locks the hook in place, making it harder for a bag snatcher to unfasten it.
Prices vary depending on the bag type. Shipping is free on orders more than $99. Search the website for stores near you carrying PacSafe.
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