Scottevest Women's RFID 18 Pocket Travel Vest
Scottevest Women's RFID 18 Pocket Travel Vest
Scottevest Women's RFID Blocking Travel Vest with 18 organizational pockets. Now you can carry all your essentials on your body when you travel such as pen, sunglasses, camera, iPod, cell phone, iPad, Kindle, wallet, keys, reading glasses, water bottle and more. From the outside, the vest looks like a perfectly normal item of clothing, but actually it has 18 hidden pockets and compartments. Breeze through airport security, just remove your vest and slip it in the bin when going through security checkpoints at the airport.
Available in colors Black, Khaki, Gray and Red
With 18 hidden pockets and compartments, it remains incredibly lightweight. You'll never believe all of the gear you're carrying since our Weight Management System™ balances the load and our NoBulge™ Pockets keep that streamlined look.
Our #1 selling travel vest just got personal with the added feature of an RFID-blocking pocket to protect your valuables from high-tech skimmers that can steal your identity. Our advanced two-way zipper allows you access to all 18 pockets with ease. We’ve also updated the CollarConnect™ for quicker install and more comfort. There’s more than meets the eye and even more that doesn’t
Airport security becomes a breeze: just take off the vest and send it through the x-ray with all your gear safely stored inside. This vest holds so much, you'll feel like you got an exception to the one carry-on rule. The lightweight, breathable brushed cotton material is thin enough to control your iPod® right through the fabric.
What is RFID?
RFID stands for Radio Frequency Identification, or Radio Frequency ID. This means that identification information and data can be transferred through radio frequency.
It's very important to choose products with RFID blocking features because RFID chips are in personal identification items such as passports (all passports issued since 2006), credit cards, and debit cards. Thieves will use handheld RFID Readers or Scanners to intercept personal information. Identity thieves are able to access sensitive information from up to 10 feet away with the help of an RFID reader.
Read more about RFID on Going In Style's Money Belt Blog.