These Blackout RFID Pocket and Utility Pouches Keep Your Portable Tech Safe

Considering the vast amount of hackable devices out there, it’s safe to assume that hackers see vulnerable everyday people as easy targets. Certain companies even live off selling products that help keep customers’ digital data safe. Anti-viruses and RFID-lined wallets are some of the most common forms of digital safety, with RFID bags marking a big portion of this necessary industry.

The Blackout RFID Faraday Pocket looks like the most basic leather man purse you will ever see; it’s black, has the right amount of masculinity to outweigh the fact it’s a man purse, and keeps your belongings safe from the elements (like a proper bag should).

It also keeps your mobile devices safe from prying digital eyes using RFID pockets. Two pockets on the left hold your wallet and passport, while the larger stash pocket on the right is where you dump your phones and other medium-sized belongings. The entire pouch measures just 190mm x 120mm.

If you have larger devices that won’t fit into a man purse, a bigger leather roll-up Utility Pouch can hold your laptop, iPad, and the same stuff you would store in the Faraday Pocket in case you’re in a hurry.

Both bags are weather-proof, as black as your would-be hacker’s heart, and stop all communication signals from interfering with your devices while they’re inside. The bags have already exceeded their $5,000 goal on Kickstarter by more than ten times the amount (the campaign has raised over $63,153 so far. Find out more over at their Kickstarter page.

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