Sentences with phrase «like money belts»

I have also read that people who try really hard to keep their stuff protected (like money belts) and special cases, are targeted more.

Personally, I don't like money belts.

I did use one during my backpacking years although I wore mine under my clothing like a money belt for security.

I really liked this money belt.

Easily the most well - liked money belt on the market, Eagle Creek's undercover money belt is a sleek, simple 2 - zipper pocket money belt.

Not exact matches

Thats like looking backwards to him, if not a money fight vs Nate / GSP I think he'd rather go after WW belt for more history.

Arsenal's move to the Emirates Stadium the following year would herald an era of belt - tightening, just as Chelsea and then Manchester City were spraying their oil money like kids with water pistols.

Like many families have done, we have recently gone down to a one income household which means that the belt is super tight and we live on much less money than I ever thought was possible.

Plenty of money in the state's coffers and just like every middle class NY family, NY state needs to tighten the belt and spend less.

It's like a car wreck in slow - motion, except the guy driving sold his air bags for gas money and is delivering a peppy monologue about how great it feels not to be wearing a seat belt.

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If you like belts and want the additional functionality of a money belt while you travel, and you like my USB Stick Trick, and you like the idea of a Canadian - based socially responsible company, that's enough reasons for me to say: go for it.

Excellent product and much better than the original style money belts which were like a flat pack to strap to your waist.

Taking simple precautions like using a money belt, not flashing expensive items and remaining vigilant are usually enough to ensure you against this.

A money belt is one of the most secure ways to carry valuables like extra money and your passport.

The major problem with fanny packs is that your valuables are not hidden, like they'd be with a neck wallet or money belt.

I liked the fabric and small zipper tabs on this money belt — also the fabric slots to fit them in to.

And in case you (like me) are in part swayed to purchase this money belt because you can get a free wallet with the purchase... it's not worth it.

On top of this, the money belt was made of a rough linen - like fabric, and rubbed against my skin the whole time.

Take some basic precautions like using a money belt or neck wallet in areas known for pickpockets.

I like the material and the deisgn, but the money belt is just too big to hide under your belt and pants.

I needed a money belt for a trip to Europe, I never used one before because everytime I check them in the market, it looks like a poor quality and really uncomfortable to wear plus not suitable for curvy women.

As much as I'd like to use the sleeves, using all 6 or 7 would have added way too much thickness to the money belt and wallet.

Like the maligned fanny pack, the money belt suffers from a bit of an image problem.

I bought the Alpha Keeper money belt primarily because I don't like to carry my Slimmy wallet in any of my pockets, thin as it is.

I like the color of the brown one, but this money belt is obviously cheaply made.

Travel Security Belt — Unlike most money belts that you strap under your clothes, this travel security belt looks and functions just like an everyday belt.

The vast majority of these stories would end differently if travelers would take simple precautions like using a money belt.

I would like it to be a bit thinner so that it would fit in a money belt.

While it appeared well made, it was too bulky to wear without looking like I had a money belt around my waist.

I think money belts are great, but there's no point in being discrete with your accessories if your outfit makes you look like a tourist.

When you're in a crowded market trying to buy a few chotchkies for your friends and family, you have to lift your shirt (showing off that pasty belly), unzip your money belt, sift through ALL your money digging around for small bills with your neck craned like an idiot, then wait with your belt (and belly exposed) for change, only to do it all over again if you want to buy a taco.

Fanny packs are the sweat - free alternative to money belts, and they can actually carry a few more everyday items like headphones, a snack bar, and even water, if you go for the tactical route.

This one is a true money belt in that when you wear it, it looks just like a regular belt.

Like the Eagle Creek money belt, the Travelwey money belt has a breathable mesh rear that makes it comfortable to wear even for hours.

Anti-theft products that are worn under your clothing (such as a bra stash or money belt) are particularly useful to conceal valuables in places like Spain or Nicaragua.

If the items are small, like cash, credit cards, and your passport, then they belong hidden and safe in a money belt.

When a money belt is visible — either by jutting out from your body or seen through your clothing, for example — that's like waving the starting flag to thieves.

If you really need to access what's in the money belt, go to a place where you can do that unobtrusively — like a restroom.