
It's gotten chilly here in the Northeast, which ultimately gets me daydreaming about a day at the beach. To me, there's nothing better than spending a day on the sand and swimming in the salty blue. But if you're like me, the pockets of your swimsuit are often full of the essentials: Cash, ID, keys, perhaps a cell phone—though there's no way I'm taking a call. So what's a beachgoer to do with all that stuff when it's time to take a dip? I don't know about you, but bobbing around with my back towards the horizon and my eyes focused on a towel-covered pile is not my idea of a good time.
That's why I love the TravelSafe 100 from Pacsafe, a manufacturer of innovative, anti-theft travel gear. The lightweight portable safe can be secured to just about anything, such as your chaise lounge—plus, it's lined with stainless steel cables making it slash proof, snatch proof, and tamper proof. It retails for $40 at pacsafe.com, a small price to pay for beachy peace of mind.
MORE BY DAVID LAHUTA Delta's food for thought.
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I looked up the TravelSafe from pacsafe.com, and find it an interesting and useful idea, but when you lock it to something immovable, you still need a place to keep the key to the padlock!! so how is that so wonderful for the beach???
Posted By Gloria Wander on November 10, 2007, 2:43 PM
Like Gloria, the first question that popped into my mind was, "What about the key?"
Posted By Darlene on November 16, 2007, 4:33 PM
use a small dive safe (easily available) or a safety pin to secure the key to your swimwear,
Posted By Ann on November 17, 2007, 7:50 AM