Keep your valuables safe and secure when you’re on the move with the newest pickpocket-proof backpack from PacSafe, the Venturesafe EXP45 carry on.
Sometimes, when travelling for work, not looking like a business traveller is the best defense. There’s nothing worse than being robbed when you’re on the road; no matter how intriguing the destination you can be sure there’s someone with sticky fingers looking for their next mark. Don’t let it be you, with the Venturesafe EXP45 anti-theft 45L carry-on travel pack by luggage security gurus Pacsafe, a savvy travel essential with a few hidden charms.
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In addition to its simplistic, contemporary looks, and its carry-on friendly capacity, the EXP45 is a workhorse of a backpack; wear it on your back as you stride through airports thanks to rugged yet comfortable shoulder straps, or carry it as holdall luggage thanks to a thick side handle, with the backpack straps secreted in a zippered compartment. There’s a front zippered compartment with two zippered mesh pockets for small items and a larger pocket for a tablet or 13-inch laptop; more mesh pockets in the cavernous interior; padded sternum and waist belts; and comfortable molded EVA backing with airflow channels.
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However, you buy a Pacsafe bag to foil thieves, plain and simple. The EXP45 not only features puncture-resistant ToughZip technology on external zippers; built-in lightweight eXomesh slashguard panels protecting the bags front, bottom, and sides; and interlocking zipper pulls; but an included stainless-steel locking cable allows you to secure your bag to poles, beams or fences via the proprietary Roobar locking system. This means only one padlock is required to lock the entire bag – which means only one key to protect, safe in the knowledge that those sticky fingers won’t be making their way to your belongings.
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