ZoneTwelve Satin Undercover Money Belt

Bought this for a trip to Paris and London coming up in October. When I got it, I tried it on underneath a pair of low-rise skinny jeans and it was almost invisible, even with my passport, 4 credit cards and a wad of cash in it. It was pretty comfortable, too, except when I tried to sit the corners of my passport dug into my thighs, but I just turned it around so it sat just above my butt and it was fine. When I tried it on under some stretchy leggings, the outline of the passport was fairly visible but the cards and cash alone were fine.My only issues with this pouch is the buckle, which is so tiny, thin and dainty that I'll be shocked if it doesn't break, and the slider that adjusts the strap, which seems to be far thicker and larger than necessary and is visible under pants. Also, this pouch isn't for holding thick items like a wallet, cell phone or keys. This is for cash and cards and maybe a passport, not a substitute for a whole purse.

Used it to go to Cuba as they do not take credit card from the USA and give you a bad rate for US dollars there so I had to carry only cash and a big chunk in case we needed it. It was sort of scary so the money belt was the best alternative. It was thin enough and easy to hide and carry. I am saving the belt for my next trip.It is easy to wash as well.

Your passport will fit in this along with your money but not much else. For example, your wallet won't fit. The belt itself is elastic and easily adjusts to large waists, but it has no buckle, so you have to put this on by pulling it on over your head, or by stepping in it. On the other hand, having a buckle would make it bulky and this belt is low profile and difficult to detect under your clothes.

Comfortably to wear. It holds my phone, ID, and credit cards with room to spare. You can tuck it down inside the top of your pants so you can't tell that you're wearing it even when wearing jeans and a fitted shirt. And it's still pretty easy to access. It's questionable how long the pieces that snap together to close the belt will last as it seems pretty flimsy and not very secure, but for now it's working.

Bought this belt for a trip to Italy. It is comfortable to wear under your clothes and easily holds passport, cash, credit cards. However the fabric started to fray pretty quickly and loose strings got in the way of the zipper, making it difficult to open and close. I had to cut the strings off to keep it working properly for the rest of our trip.

Zipper tore the fabric on first use so it was a bit hard to use. Went to Cuba where it is very hot and humid and the money belt got sweaty and made my cash sweaty too.

The belt was comfortable enough; however, the zippers got caught on threads around them making it difficult to open and close under my shirt using one hand. I had to find a place to lift my shirt and examine why the zippers were stuck. Not easy when trying to make a purchase. The pockets were large enough for my passport and cards, but the poor construction was problematic.

Very small - OK for my wife who is a smaller person. Will not hold all that much can fit a passport, a couple credit cards and a little money. It is comfortable to wear