Portable Travel Safe Anti-Theft Cut-Resistant Beach Pool Lock Box

First off, for everyone saying “I can still unzip the zipper - this product doesn’t work - the only thing they won’t be able to steal is the pouch itself..”: You’re all wrong. The zipper pull has a hole that snaps into the locking mechanism, which makes it impossible to unzip the pouch with it locked. This pouch is 100% secure. Someone would literally have to cut it apart to gain access, and no one is going to be bothering with all that at a crowded resort pool, beach or wherever you’re using this. Having said that - this item is perfect for around the pool! It’s a great solution for keeping phones, wallets, cash, room keys, etc secure while you’re buzzing back and forth between your lounger and the pool or ocean. Attaches to any chair bar/rung or railing or bike frame - anything that is secure on both ends so it can’t be slipped off. I definitely recommend!! Super cool and functional product. Very well-made.

This is pretty darn useful. If your phone is in a giant case, it will struggle to fit. However, if your phone is in a regular size case or not in a case at all, it will slide in easily along with some credit cards. I use this at the lake and hook it too the umbrella or what not. I feel safe going out into the water knowing my stuff is safe from wacko's.

The tab on which the zipper sits is very tight. Have to use a key to pop it off. I think it will loosen over time. Could be a little bit bigger. Will see how it holds up on my trip

This is a good product. We used on our trip when sitting on the beach in Bahamas . You can attach it to the table leg or the umbrella pole. It has a code lock. Very tough material. Would be difficult to cut and steal it. It was reassuring to use this when we both went in the water & had to leave our shade area unattended. Kept our money and room card in it.

Find a product that seems to help solve the security problem of small items that you need to carry with you but not necessarily be in your direct control at all times. It’s small enough to not be intrusive that big enough to carry wallets credit cards keys, etc..

This worked perfectly for a short amount of time. I brought it with me on a cruise and it worked perfectly. After returning I had it stored in a gun cabinet for around a year, tried to use it when I went to the beach and the lock mechanism would not work properly. It would latch very hard and then the combination wouldn't work to unlock it. I tried one number off from my original combination and got it to unlock. I tried it again with that same combination and it wouldn't unlock. Then I tried it two numbers off from my original combination and it unlocked. Now it's basically just random numbers with the last dial and it will unlock. A lot of money on something you can basically use once.

So in my humble opinion, when you're locking stuff up in a public place (like a beach), what you really want is something that's basically very secure, but also something that's an obvious deterrent…in effect, you don't want to be the "easy target"…you wanna be the target that a thief looks at and says, "Not worth it." So when I was looking for a secure lockup for a recent trip, I didn't expect it to be Fort Knox…but rather something that any thief would give up trying to futz with after a couple of minutes of frustration. I would say that the FlexSafe is most definitely that lockup. It's made from a fabric that would require an industrial tool to cut into…and it comes with a reasonably secure lock (sure, after 1,000 tries, a thief is going to guess the combo…but after try 15 or try 20, somebody's gonna notice "that guy over there"). So for keeping beach money and an iPhone safe, I think the FlexSafe is really pretty great…it will definitely set your mind at ease. There's only one thing I found not-so-obvious about it…and perhaps it was just me, but I think I should point it out. If you don't realize this teensy detail, the FlexSafe will seem completely useless. So there is a little nub on the lock…the zipper tab snaps onto it. So, to lock the FlexSafe, you pull the zipper closed…then, holding the zipper tab, pop it onto the little nub on the lock…it might require a bit of wiggling, but it will fit on the nub. The zipper tab then "snaps" into place and, once the FlexSafe is locked, the zipper becomes impossible to pull open. It might seem obvious to most…but it took me about ten minutes to figure this out. Duh! :)

I have a Galaxy S23 with a minimal case and the phone will not fit.

Una pequeña pero muy útil que me ha regresado la tranquilidad cuando me meto al Mar y dejo mi Celular y tarjetas seguras en la silla de playa

Used during entire vacation to secure money and ID’s as well as as passports

A bit pricey but well worth it. If only it were fireproof as well!!! Nevertheless, intend o get one or two more of these!

Im Urlaub getestet, wir sind sehr zufrieden. Kann man am Windschutz oder an der Sonnenliege befestigen und keiner kommt ran. Passt auch gut was rein, 2 Handys, Brille und Geld.

Works great! Secures your essentials with ease! A bit pricey but was worth it.