Lewis N. Clark RFID Neck Stash

This has been really value to my partner whose had a stroke , but comes up and down stairs. Puts his phone in it so no prob getting ready in the way when doing the stairs. Brilliant. Thank you.

I brought this for my brother for his ear because he goes abroad a lot he thinks it's great

I bought this for going abroad to protect my contactless cards. It was mostly really great, I liked the fact there were 2 zip pockets and the velcro main part, I managed to stash 4 passports, my phone, cards and cash all in, even the car keys just fitted. My only negative was the adjustable woggle thing, every time I pushed the bag back behind me it loosened the toggle and I had to adjust it over and over because it was too long. If I was going to use it again I'd put a safety pin in at the length I wanted as this really did drive me mad over the 3 week holiday.

I'm very impressed. I've been using it since last year and it's still in perfect condition. I can fit an impressive amount in it - phone, keys, money, inhaler, lip balm, pen and mints with space for more! Makes me feel a lot safer when travelling on the Tube or in other busy, unfamiliar environments.

in practical terms i didn't find them comfortable to wearin the summer it is also fairly obvious and having something around your neck is not comfortablewell stitched good quality, better as an external id card holder

Very good

Not the most elegant solution for keeping passports and money secure when out and about, but it is very effective. We tested it on our recent trip abroad and it proved to be quite fiddly with having to take passports and boarding passes at the airport. I gave up on keeping the money inside, after subjecting the checkout staff at the duty free to rather un-dignifying unrolling of my sweater and endless rummaging inside the 'hidden wallet'.I guess it all comes down to what are people comfortable with. When I travel, I normally keep all my documents and money in a small over the shoulder man-bag that has proven so far to be very secure. This wallet is rather flat with side zips and velcro folding top. The material is soft and the stitching is excellent, so it is comfortable on the skin and should last. There is a transparent window on the front too, but I'm not sure what for - if this wallet is supposed to be kept under the garment, having a pass inside the transparent pocket would require a lot of lifting. All in all, it didn't really work for me, but it does provide added anti-theft security if worn underneath the clothes.

Like many other people I had seen some scare stories in the media about personal data loss through Rfid technology, but hadn’t paid too much attention to it. It was only when I had this neck stash that I began looking into it properly (whilst avoiding scare stories) to find out more about it, and why it might be a good idea to protect myself. There is a lot of information available, and in short it could well pay to use protective bags, holders or wallets to minimise any risks.The neck stash itself is well-made with good materials, and I’ve given mine a thorough testing with lots of pulling, prodding and stretching. It’s quite lightweight but manages to have two zipped pockets at the sides, a plastic covered card slot on the front, and a large internal pocket divided with a mesh wall. It easily fits passports and other similarly sized items, plus there’s space for anything else which you find important or which needs protection from Rfid risks, or even just prying eyes. The adjustable neck strap wraps away in the interior of the stash when it’s not being used, and I like the fact that the design has a good balance between aesthetics and practicality.