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Pros & Cons
Pros
The money compartment of the pacsafe is 27 inches.
The three belts have slightly different buckle mechanisms. The pacsafe and eagle creek seem to have the simpler designs. Both are quality zipper products, yet my eagle creek zipper started to not zip correctly after 12 years of faithful use.
Cons
The belt is too small for my waist. The buckle does not hold up my pants. I can't find a size for this belt on the product page. It's too small to fit my waist and the buckle doesn't hold my pants up when i'm standing up. The belt doesn't grip well an... Read More
The belt is maybe an inch wide with a zipper sewn to the inside, so the space for cash is even narrower. This product requires that bills be folded.
Highlights
Quality
This thing is best i have had.
Lucky i bought two of these because works perfect.
Opened last night and buckle fell apart.
Rolling or folding the bills adds stiffness to the belt (especially the plastic british pounds) making it conform to the body a... Read More
Shipping
It took several days to get him funds and a replacement for his passport.
Competitiveness
Bought another name brand thinking it would be better since i have bags, travel stuff, etc.
Overview
- How are reviewers describing this item?
metal, through, better, inside and required. - Our engine has profiled the reviewer patterns and has determined that there is minimal deception involved.
- Our engine has discovered that over 90% high quality reviews are present.
- This product had a total of 630 reviews as of our last analysis date on Sep 6 2024.
Helpful InsightsBETA
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
It was sturdy and easy to store money however i had to return it because the pacsafe x100 serve me better to avoid creases for the exchange booth abroad
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
If you need a few bills for the 34just in case34 everything is stolen from you this could help you get back to civilization
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
The zipper pull should have a place where it could be tucked in though
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
The belt passed through the us tsa check without removing it or setting off alarms but while going through security at heathrow the metal zipper slider set off the alarm resulting in getting pulled aside and subjected to a patdown and metal detector wand scan
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Ill probably still use this as a belt without money inside as it looks nice
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Ive kept emergency cash inside the belt i have 500 in rolled 100 dollar bills inside for emergencies and you could definitely stuff more if needed and this belt does not trigger airport scanners with zipper puller being the only metal part
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Eventually i started wearing this belt every day with my jeans and only now the buckle started developing cracks around attachment pivot
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Will be contacting pacsafe to see if i can just buy the buckle and continue using the belt
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