Escape Travel Belt
The Escape/Travel Belt by Shomer-Tec®️ goes way beyond just keeping your pants up. This newly-updated version provides a secure, discreet way to always have access to certain small items wherever your travels may take you.
The belt is made from 1.5” nylon webbing. The low-profile design draws no attention and avoids a "tactical” look. It features our new EOV (Elastic Overlap Veil) storage compartment format. No zippers. No velcro. Simple and silent. The interior of the belt provides six 4” horizontal-access elastic compartments to discreetly stash items such as cash, escape tools, etc.
The Escape/Travel Belt comes complete with an array of pre-deployed covert tools. Concealed within the custom buckle is a Covert Handcuff Key and a Ceramic Razor Blade with a Kevlar®️ lanyard, providing both secure hidden storage and instant front access when required. Pre-deployed in the rear compartments is an additional Covert Handcuff Key with a Kevlar®️ lanyard, and a 5 ft. length of 200 lb. Kevlar®️ Survival Cord.
Completely non-metallic, even the included tools.
Made in USA. Color Black. Available in 2 sizes: Regular (fits 28” to 38”) and Large (fits up to 48”).
SKU #: ETB-R — Escape/Travel Belt, regular
SKU #: ETB-L — Escape/Travel Belt, large
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1. a lock manufacturer or distributor.
2. a bona fide locksmith*.
3. a bona fide repossessor.
4. a motor vehicle manufacturer or dealer.
5. sworn commissioned law enforcement officer.
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