Travelon Travel Accessories Secure-A-Bag Cable Ties – Multi-Color
A simple way to secure your bag and still allow for TSA inspection is with these Secure-A-Bag Cable Ties. Each package contains 60 assorted color cable ties and two security friendly clippers. If the TSA opens your suitcase to inspect it, they will replace it with a new cable tie of their own. You will know that your suitcase has been opened before you leave the airport and can file any claims for missing or damaged belongings.
Product Features
- Locking main compartment and slash-proof construction
- Adjustable, cut-proof backpack straps
- Holds a laptop to 15.4 inch and a iPad or tablet
- Rear zip smartphone pocket and front zip slash pocket
- Includes tethered key clip with LED light
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Cheaper Than Locks That May or May Not Work OK. Simple. Simple. Simple. But very secure. Even if TSA has to open the luggage, it is better than paying for a lock that had to be cut off because their key didn’t work. I even include some extra one inside in an envelope marked “TSA: If you had to open and inspect my luggage, PLEASE replace the cable tie with one of these.” I use one color going and have extra ones for the return trip – a different color. If they had to replace one, I will know as soon as I glance at the luggage that a…
Great purchase for travel I purchased these for my trip to Italy. This was easily the best $3 I spent for my trip. First, I didn’t even buy locks for my luggage, I used these and then connected the zippers together so that if someone opened the bag they wouldn’t be able to move the zipper (google how easily someone can use a pen to open your suitcase & zip it closed again without a trace) I took one carry on suitcase & didn’t need these for the trip to Italy, but on the way home I checked my suitcase & zip tied the…
Recommended for the travler! I got turned on to these many years ago as a way to determine if TSA had opened my check luggage. I also use them when using carry one on smaller planes that have to be stored on the Jet way. This assures that I have an extra layer of security. If I am checking anything at a hotel waiting for room assignment, etc., I just put one of these through along with the lock and I feel good that I can tell if someone with a “TSA” master key had opened my lock. May be overkill but also the…