Travelon Secure a Bag Cable Ties

Travelon Secure a Bag Cable Ties
Item# 0264-Travelon-Secure-A-Bag-Cable-Ties
$5.99
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Product Description

Travelon Secure a Bag Cable Ties


Travelon Secure a Bag Cable Ties

Now you can lock your luggage, as long as you use TSA Approved Locks, but if you don’t feel comfortable about spending the money on TSA Locks. Wouldn't you still like to be alerted if someone has entered your luggage, when you have picked it up from baggage claim?

You now have a option, Travelon Secure A Bag Cable Ties provides travelers a low cost, disposable alternative to TSA Approved luggage locks, they also help prevents the accidental opening of your luggage. Secure A Bag Cable Ties alerts you if your bag has been opened and unauthorized items have been placed inside without your knowledge.

These one time use Secure A Bag Cable Ties are made of tough plastic and are difficult to open with bare hands.

Each bag of Travelon Secure A Bag Cable Ties comes with sixty (60) brightly colored cable ties, which help you identify your luggage at the carousal.

If you or TSA needs to open your luggage, Travelon Secure A Bag Cable Ties can be easily clipped off with one of the two clippers provided. In 2005, TSA has changed the rules allowing travelers to carry on nail clippers without the nail file.

Features:

  • All Secure A Bag Cable Ties fit through the opening of the zipper pulls.
  • One bag contains 60 assorted colors of Secure A Bag cable ties.
  • Locks you luggage zippers sliders together.
  • Includes 2 security friendly cable clippers.
  • Fast and easy, no lock combination or keys to remember.
  • Weighs: 4 ounces.
  • Measures: Five inches in length.



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