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product_id: 55915506
title: "Travelsafe Gii 5 Liter Portable Safe (Black)"
price: "₱13101"
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reviews_count: 8
url: https://www.desertcart.ph/products/55915506-travelsafe-gii-5-liter-portable-safe-black
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# fits 2 tablets + valuables 360° cut-resistant steel mesh folds flat for suitcase storage Travelsafe Gii 5 Liter Portable Safe (Black)

**Price:** ₱13101
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## Summary

> 🔐 Travel smart, lock tight, live fearless.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Travelsafe Gii 5 Liter Portable Safe (Black)
- **How much does it cost?** ₱13101 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- Customers looking for quality international products

## Why This Product

- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Unbreakable Armor:** Patented 360° stainless steel wire mesh stops thieves in their tracks.
- • **All-Weather Protection:** Water-resistant polyester shields your valuables indoors and out.
- • **Lock & Secure Anywhere:** TSA-approved 3-dial lock plus cable to anchor your safe to fixtures.
- • **Travel-Ready Compactness:** Folds flat to slip effortlessly into your luggage—no bulk, all security.
- • **Lightweight Peace of Mind:** Under 1 lb with a 5-year warranty—security that travels as light as you do.

## Overview

The Travelsafe Gii 5 Liter Portable Safe combines patented 360° stainless steel wire mesh with TSA-approved locking and cable security, all in a lightweight, fold-flat design. Water-resistant polyester construction protects valuables from theft and elements, fitting multiple devices and essentials for worry-free travel.

## Description

Secure your valuables, wherever you go. This portable, 5L safe packs 360 degree wire exomesh technology and a stainless steel locking cable to anchor your things to any immovable object, keeping your tablet, phone, passport and more protected, while you're out embracing life's adventures. Enjoy safe travels with the travel safe.

Review: Way to keep your valuables from being easily picked up in a snatch-and-grab. - The thing to know about this bag? It's part of a strategy to keep your items from walking away with a savvy thief looking for an opportunity to grab unsecured items. It's not a perfect security solution, nor is it meant to be. As part of a strategy to keep your stuff secured? It's a nice tool in your artillery. Several people have noted - this bag can be cut through with sturdy scissors. And of course it can - it's a mesh-reinforced fabric bag! It is not made of Vibranium...i.e. - a totally mythical substance that is both indestructible yet highly malleable. If you have an item that is extremely valuable, this bag is not the appropriate secure storage solution, and you should make sure that whatever hotel you are staying at provides room safes or has a communal hotel safe where they might store very expensive or sensitive items for you. But for keeping your iPad, Kindle, and other small electronics or some small pieces of jewelry secure? This is a perfectly adequate solution. So what this bag is good for is, in the absence of a room safe, to secure your small valuables to an immovable object. It is not a guarantee your goods will be 100% safe - it just means a thief savvy enough to look for people who leave their objects unsecured will see your stuff in this bag, decide they don't feel like messing with it, and move on to a more vulnerable target. (Similarly, we have a 48-inch steel cable I used to secure all of our luggage together in a corner of the room. A smart thief isn't going to try and walk off with two roller-bags connected to two soft carry-ons - it's too obvious.) We used this bag safe last year on a nearly month-long trip around the UK. For over half of our stay, we were in larger hotels that provided room safes, so we could leave our iPad, passports (in a secure case), and all of our smaller electronics and chargers out of sight. But in three of the smaller cities when we stayed in either boutique or budget hotels, room safes were not provided. So in that case, we would attach the bag with those items to a sturdy, immovable item in the room - the leg of the turned-off radiator in two rooms, and the metal support post of the night-table that was screwed to the floor in the third room. In all of those cases, it worked successfully from keeping anyone from even touching the bag - cleaning staff don't appear to have even moved it, and just let it be. Once we got this thing properly closed and secured - you will have to practice at home to learn how to get that bead into the slot to keep the top from opening - nothing was falling out. The iPad was fine, but I'm not sure a laptop would have fit in there, otherwise a Kindle and all of our chargers for our phones and other travel electronics fit in there nicely. (Our chargers were collected in a cord organizer, though, so they were all neatly rolled.) On the lock - there is nothing particularly magic about this lock. I thought it looked too flimsy, so I swapped out to an older, quasi-carabiner combination lock I've had for years that has a hasp that just fit through the hole. It was an awkward fit, which meant that it was not easy to use, but we thought that was a benefit. It wasn't a style of lock that was easy to pick, and as it was difficult to remove, it was an added layer of security. So if you don't like this lock? Don't use it. You'll still need to find something with a relatively slender hasp, but slender cable-style locks would work just as well. The idea behind the lock is that it just keeps the bead in place and the top of the bag stays cinched. The nice thing about this bag was when it wasn't in use, it was just a flat layer in the bottom of one of our suitcases. It didn't take up too much thickness, and we could put our packing cubes on top of it, no problem. Sometimes, you regret bringing something on a trip, but I didn't regret this. One of the budget hotels was kinda sketchy, and I felt better having our stuff in the bag. So overall, yes, I was pleased to use this bag for the several overnights where I didn't have a room safe available to me. But knowing that was an issue, we certainly didn't travel with anything overly expensive or irreplaceable. For the kinds of items we needed to secure, this bag safe was a great option.
Review: Exactly what it's supposed to be: casual security - I had to give this thing 5 stars, just to respond to some of the unfavorable reviews. It is exactly what it says it is and what you're paying for: an inexpensive, light, portable low-security device. It has the security level of a decent cable-based bicycle lock. It comes with a lightweight but perfectly adequate 3-number dial-type combination lock with a TSA-approved key slot. The closing mechanism of the bag is simple and reliable. The lock is simple and reliable. The whole thing is about as idiot-proof as any similar device could be: set the combo on the lock; put your stuff (15" laptop fist with room to spare for passports, cables, wallets, cell phones, etc); pull the cable through the locking mechanism, using the steel beads to select a tightness of closure; flip the free end of the cable over some convenient fixed object; lock the lock. Presto. Your stuff is safe from casual thieves. To open, reverse the process. No fuss, no mess. -Your stuff is not safe from anyone with time or tools. A $15 bolt cutter would defeat the device in seconds. A set of trauma shears would get you into the bag in 5 minutes. It's a fabric bag reinforced with bike-lock cable. It's not Fort Knox. To the reviewer who had $20,000 worth of stuff stolen, I can only say: don't put $20,000 worth of stuff in an 80 dollar fabric bag. That's not what this thing is for. It's to keep the housekeeper from pilfering your stuff or the casual snatch and grabber from snatching and grabbing. -To the reviewer who couldn't figure out how to open a 3-digit combination lock and had to leave the bag locked to a pipe in a hotel in Mexico, a lock in which the user sets the comb by the usual mechanism of rotating the shank 90 degrees when open, pushing it down, and changing the default code of 0-0-0 to some other set of numbers, then closing lock, I can only ask whether they are safe to travel alone. Come on. Figure that stuff out before you leave home. The instructions are written at a 6th grade level. If you can read this review, or even if you can't read this review but can look at pictures, you can figure it out in 3 minutes. -To the reviewer who couldn't figure out how to close the bag all the way and so could not secure their small valuables, even though when you use the inner, tighter, metal bead to close the bag the opening is smaller than a wedding ring (Yes, I'm sure. I put mine inside, closed the bag, turned it upside down and shook. No ring came out and my ring was still inside when I opened the bag.), I can only say that I wonder whether they can use a pair of scissors without inadvertently removing a digit or two. Not rocket science. If you have an intact brain and want a quick way to get some basic security for your low-level valuables, this is for you. If you're brain dead or traveling with serious valuables, look elsewhere. One thing, though, if you have $20,000 worth of stuff you need to secure, I can't imagine what a portable safe would look like. It has to be light. Therefore it has to be vulnerable. Do the math. Have a great trip, wherever you're going! This thing gave us piece of mind on a 2-week home-stay visit to Costa Rica... just let us know that the honest people would stay honest. That is, after all, what locks are for.

## Features

- MAXIMUM SECURITY - 360 degree stainless steel wire mesh embedded in poly canvas fabric is highly cut resistant. Design patented in the USA, by Pacsafe, the original anti-theft brand. Can be locked securely with TSA accepted 3-dial combination lock (incl. ).
- CAN BE LOCKED TO FIXTURES - Bag can be cabled to furniture, pipes, or fixtures when in hotel rooms (i. e. when hotel room safe is too small) and beach chairs or trees to prevent theft when at the beach or by the pool where items need to be left unattended.
- CAN BE STORED FLAT - Can be stored flat in your suitcase (also foldable). This is a key differentiator from comparable products that are often bulky and take up a lot of space. Ideal gift for someone going for vacations, a cruise, train trip or air travel.
- COMPACT & LIGHT - Fits up to two 10 inch tablets / iPads, plus phone, camera, IDs, money, credit cards passports and other valuables. 16. 3"H x 10. 4"W x 1. 2"D. Lightweight: 0. 91 lbs. Comes with a 5-year Pacsafe .
- PEACE OF MIND INDOOR & OUTDOOR - Bag fabric is water resistant to protect your personal items when traveling. This slash safe 'vault' is made of durable and easy to clean polyester to ensure secure & long-lasting usage. With carry handles for convenience.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Material Composition | Contains 0 Natural Wool Fiber |
| Inner Material | Polyester |
| Denier | 750 |
| Fill Material | Polyester |
| Outer Material | Polyester |
| Material Features | durable and water-resistant |
| Lining Description | Polyester |
| Material Type | Polyester |
| Fabric Type | Polyester |
| Capacity | 5 Liters |
| Item Weight | 454 Grams |
| Item Dimensions | 1.18 x 10.43 x 16.34 inches |
| Seasons | All |
| Occasion Type | travel |
| character | Sports |
| Item Shape | rectangular prism |
| Theme | Beach |
| Handbag Silhouette | Pouch |
| Pattern Style | Solid |
| Color | Black |
| Style Name | Travelsafe Gii 5 Liter Portable Safe (Black) |
| Handle Type | carry handles |
| Number of Compartments | 1 |
| Is Autographed | No |
| Number of Handles | 1 |
| Number of Sections | 1 |
| Compatible Device Size Maximum | 10 Inches |
| Pocket Description | Jetted Pocket |
| Embellishment Feature | Cord |
| Apparel Closure Type | Zipper |
| Additional Features | TSA Approved |
| Strap Type | Hand-Held |
| Warranty Type | Limited Warranty |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Pacsafe
- **Special Feature:** TSA Approved
- **Lock Type:** Combination Lock
- **Item dimensions L x W x H:** 1.18 x 10.43 x 16.34 inches
- **Material:** Polyester

## Images

![Travelsafe Gii 5 Liter Portable Safe (Black) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/714vjCBLnFL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Size** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Does anyone know the diameter of the hole the padlock goes through on the locking device or the cable's? I'd like to use a different padlock.**
A: I got an ABUS 72/30 KD Aluminum Safety Padlock Keyed Different with 1" Shackle.
Seems to be the best quality lock that will fit according to reviews. Thanks (Wanjae)!

**Q: could I put 3 kindle fires and 3 passports inside the 5L?**
A: Definitely!

**Q: how does this compare with safego safes?**
A: Way better. I just used this bag to travel out of the country. I paired it with one of pacsafes backpacks as well. Get yourself a better lock for it tho. The stock lock could be picked in seconds by anyone with a decent understanding of lock picking.

**Q: Can it hold a laptop? And if so how big of a laptop?**
A: My laptop is 15"x9.5" and 12L Travelsafe stored it with room to spare. At the same time I also Fit/kept my wallet, passport, cellphone, Go Pro and its valuable accessories and charging wires for safe keeping while I was out of my room. I traveled all around Thailand with this product and it performed perfectly.  The bag its self is (Outside dimensions) 20"x14", after bag is closed dimensions are 17"x14". Great travel item to have if your not sure if your hotel room will have a in room safe. Honestly i don't trust those things because they have default codes, an easy snatch for a opportunist (hotel employee). Great peace of mind while you travel.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Way to keep your valuables from being easily picked up in a snatch-and-grab.
*by A***C on August 18, 2019*

The thing to know about this bag? It's part of a strategy to keep your items from walking away with a savvy thief looking for an opportunity to grab unsecured items. It's not a perfect security solution, nor is it meant to be. As part of a strategy to keep your stuff secured? It's a nice tool in your artillery. Several people have noted - this bag can be cut through with sturdy scissors. And of course it can - it's a mesh-reinforced fabric bag! It is not made of Vibranium...i.e. - a totally mythical substance that is both indestructible yet highly malleable. If you have an item that is extremely valuable, this bag is not the appropriate secure storage solution, and you should make sure that whatever hotel you are staying at provides room safes or has a communal hotel safe where they might store very expensive or sensitive items for you. But for keeping your iPad, Kindle, and other small electronics or some small pieces of jewelry secure? This is a perfectly adequate solution. So what this bag is good for is, in the absence of a room safe, to secure your small valuables to an immovable object. It is not a guarantee your goods will be 100% safe - it just means a thief savvy enough to look for people who leave their objects unsecured will see your stuff in this bag, decide they don't feel like messing with it, and move on to a more vulnerable target. (Similarly, we have a 48-inch steel cable I used to secure all of our luggage together in a corner of the room. A smart thief isn't going to try and walk off with two roller-bags connected to two soft carry-ons - it's too obvious.) We used this bag safe last year on a nearly month-long trip around the UK. For over half of our stay, we were in larger hotels that provided room safes, so we could leave our iPad, passports (in a secure case), and all of our smaller electronics and chargers out of sight. But in three of the smaller cities when we stayed in either boutique or budget hotels, room safes were not provided. So in that case, we would attach the bag with those items to a sturdy, immovable item in the room - the leg of the turned-off radiator in two rooms, and the metal support post of the night-table that was screwed to the floor in the third room. In all of those cases, it worked successfully from keeping anyone from even touching the bag - cleaning staff don't appear to have even moved it, and just let it be. Once we got this thing properly closed and secured - you will have to practice at home to learn how to get that bead into the slot to keep the top from opening - nothing was falling out. The iPad was fine, but I'm not sure a laptop would have fit in there, otherwise a Kindle and all of our chargers for our phones and other travel electronics fit in there nicely. (Our chargers were collected in a cord organizer, though, so they were all neatly rolled.) On the lock - there is nothing particularly magic about this lock. I thought it looked too flimsy, so I swapped out to an older, quasi-carabiner combination lock I've had for years that has a hasp that just fit through the hole. It was an awkward fit, which meant that it was not easy to use, but we thought that was a benefit. It wasn't a style of lock that was easy to pick, and as it was difficult to remove, it was an added layer of security. So if you don't like this lock? Don't use it. You'll still need to find something with a relatively slender hasp, but slender cable-style locks would work just as well. The idea behind the lock is that it just keeps the bead in place and the top of the bag stays cinched. The nice thing about this bag was when it wasn't in use, it was just a flat layer in the bottom of one of our suitcases. It didn't take up too much thickness, and we could put our packing cubes on top of it, no problem. Sometimes, you regret bringing something on a trip, but I didn't regret this. One of the budget hotels was kinda sketchy, and I felt better having our stuff in the bag. So overall, yes, I was pleased to use this bag for the several overnights where I didn't have a room safe available to me. But knowing that was an issue, we certainly didn't travel with anything overly expensive or irreplaceable. For the kinds of items we needed to secure, this bag safe was a great option.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Exactly what it's supposed to be: casual security
*by R***N on March 1, 2019*

I had to give this thing 5 stars, just to respond to some of the unfavorable reviews. It is exactly what it says it is and what you're paying for: an inexpensive, light, portable low-security device. It has the security level of a decent cable-based bicycle lock. It comes with a lightweight but perfectly adequate 3-number dial-type combination lock with a TSA-approved key slot. The closing mechanism of the bag is simple and reliable. The lock is simple and reliable. The whole thing is about as idiot-proof as any similar device could be: set the combo on the lock; put your stuff (15" laptop fist with room to spare for passports, cables, wallets, cell phones, etc); pull the cable through the locking mechanism, using the steel beads to select a tightness of closure; flip the free end of the cable over some convenient fixed object; lock the lock. Presto. Your stuff is safe from casual thieves. To open, reverse the process. No fuss, no mess. -Your stuff is not safe from anyone with time or tools. A $15 bolt cutter would defeat the device in seconds. A set of trauma shears would get you into the bag in 5 minutes. It's a fabric bag reinforced with bike-lock cable. It's not Fort Knox. To the reviewer who had $20,000 worth of stuff stolen, I can only say: don't put $20,000 worth of stuff in an 80 dollar fabric bag. That's not what this thing is for. It's to keep the housekeeper from pilfering your stuff or the casual snatch and grabber from snatching and grabbing. -To the reviewer who couldn't figure out how to open a 3-digit combination lock and had to leave the bag locked to a pipe in a hotel in Mexico, a lock in which the user sets the comb by the usual mechanism of rotating the shank 90 degrees when open, pushing it down, and changing the default code of 0-0-0 to some other set of numbers, then closing lock, I can only ask whether they are safe to travel alone. Come on. Figure that stuff out before you leave home. The instructions are written at a 6th grade level. If you can read this review, or even if you can't read this review but can look at pictures, you can figure it out in 3 minutes. -To the reviewer who couldn't figure out how to close the bag all the way and so could not secure their small valuables, even though when you use the inner, tighter, metal bead to close the bag the opening is smaller than a wedding ring (Yes, I'm sure. I put mine inside, closed the bag, turned it upside down and shook. No ring came out and my ring was still inside when I opened the bag.), I can only say that I wonder whether they can use a pair of scissors without inadvertently removing a digit or two. Not rocket science. If you have an intact brain and want a quick way to get some basic security for your low-level valuables, this is for you. If you're brain dead or traveling with serious valuables, look elsewhere. One thing, though, if you have $20,000 worth of stuff you need to secure, I can't imagine what a portable safe would look like. It has to be light. Therefore it has to be vulnerable. Do the math. Have a great trip, wherever you're going! This thing gave us piece of mind on a 2-week home-stay visit to Costa Rica... just let us know that the honest people would stay honest. That is, after all, what locks are for.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Seems secure and well-made
*by G***L on October 26, 2017*

I can only comment on what seems to be a quality item, that seems like it would do the trick to at least keep a casual thief from waling off with an item. I bought this primarily to secure my 15" laptop while traveling, and it fits in fine with room to spare for other devices (hard drives, electronics, etc). The lock mechanism is a bit weird, but seems to work fine. The combination lock will drive you mad if you forget that the red-line side is the one to line up (there is a 2-sided design tot he number wheels). What surprised me was the lack of places to attach this to in most of the hotel rooms I have been in. The loop cable seems just about the right length. Other reviews that mentioned the fabric could be cut and items pulled out of the gaps seems right to me. Which is a small bummer. but for protecting items larger than those gaps, this thing seems like it's well-made to do that job. I will reiterate other reviews that mention the fact that this will not compress down easily. It will flatten somewhat, but you're not going to fold it up and stash it away. Of course, there is no way to truly know if this thing actually works, but I bring it with me on trips whenever I need to secure items and feel far more secure than I did in the past leaving expensive laptops in the hotel room.

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