Pick Pockets can't pick this!

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Linda Donovon wearing the TCB the secure way - drawn closed and patch pocket against your back!

Today a friend was pick-pocketed in the subway - her stylish, backpack-style purse was zipped opened and her wallet taken, "first time in 25 years living in NYC." 


Putting stuff in zippered compartments on your back is asking to be robbed.


 The Traffic Cone Bag, worn with the black pocket against your back and closed tight, is security by design - light fingers can't get at your stuff without slashing it with a knife.


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