Anti-Theft Travel Wallet and Backpack

I was recently talking to a friend whose daughter is soon heading off on a backpacking trip to Europe. She is worried, but she’s determined not to stand in her daughter’s way and wants her to be prepared as possible.
Pacsafe Travel Wallet
It’s been, ahem, a few years since I did a Euro backpacking trip but I remember a few things that I thought might help.

Lesson number one — get a travel wallet for all your important documents.
After my wallet was stolen the first time, I bought a travel wallet, lesson number one learned. On my next trip with my travel wallet secure around my neck I was riding a tram, feeling very sardine-like, I was relieved to spill off near a museum. After a couple of deep breaths of fresh air, I reached down to my wallet, only to discover it wasn’t there. Gasp! Someone had snipped the thin strap, and I didn’t even feel it.

Lesson number two — get a GOOD travel wallet.

It was a hard way to learn, but I don’t underestimate the value of quality travel accessories now. I recommended that my friend invest in a Pacsafe travel wallet. I like the Pacsafe brand because they reinforce their bags and straps with steel wire, making them slash proof.

The Pacsafe daypacks are equally well designed, and created with multiple anti-theft design details. For starters, they have the metal wire reinforced straps, as well as a high-tensile steel mesh wrapping the front panel — no slashing this bag. Tamper-proof zippers round out the security measures.

Nothing can insure a completely trouble-free trip, but doing a little bit to fend off unnecessary trouble can go a long way.

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