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Faraday shielding lab-tested to 99% attenuation across the full range — every band your devices talk on.
Per EscapeZone independent lab testing to 10GHz.
Keep your electronic devices safe from EMF interference, EMP attacks, EMF radiation damage, RFID scanning, signal tracking, motherboard degradation, etc.
Keep safe from scanner tools that can syphon data from near your devices. Keep your keys and crypto wallets safe.
“This backpack gives real peace of mind. It doesn't scream 'tactical,' but it feels protective and well made. The straps are comfortable and it's lighter than I expected.”
“I work late night shifts in a shady area of town. Wearing a bulky bulletproof vest is out of the question. But this backpack does a great job for me.”
“The bag looks clean and premium. Plenty of space for everyday use, and the Faraday pocket works great for blocking signals when I need it.”
“Super happy with this purchase. It feels durable and the organization is thoughtful. The Faraday pocket is a standout feature.”
“The bag looks clean and premium. The Faraday pocket works great for blocking signals when I need it. I like that it looks low-profile in public.”
“Excellent!”
Straight answers about what this gear blocks, how it's tested and how to use it.
Yes. A faraday bag surrounds your device with layers of conductive fabric that absorb and reflect radio waves — the same physics as a Faraday cage. EscapeZone bags are lab-tested across the frequencies phones, cars and card readers actually use: cellular including sub-6 GHz 5G, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS, RFID and NFC. How to test yours at home →
Everything your device uses to talk to the outside world: cellular signal, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS, RFID and NFC. Sealed inside, a phone can't be called, tracked, pinged or remotely wiped, and cards can't be skimmed.
Yes. Keyless-entry theft works by relaying your fob's signal to your car from a distance. A sealed faraday pouch blocks that signal entirely, so there is nothing to relay or clone.
Seal your phone inside, then call it from another phone and try sending it a message. If the bag is working, the call won't connect and nothing arrives until you take the phone out. You can also watch Bluetooth and Wi-Fi drop off a paired device.
While a device is sealed inside, it can neither receive GPS satellite signal nor report its position over cellular or Wi-Fi — so live tracking stops. Location history resumes only once the device comes back out.
Faraday shielding is the standard civilian precaution for electromagnetic-pulse readiness. EscapeZone bags are tested for radio-frequency attenuation across wide frequency ranges, and many customers use them to store backup radios, drives and spare phones.
Yes. A hardware wallet sealed inside a faraday bag can't be reached wirelessly — no Bluetooth, NFC or Wi-Fi attack surface while it's stored.
Some models are — the dry bags are built for it, and other listings call out water resistance in the description.
Orders ship fast from our U.S. warehouse — typically 3–5 business days, free over $149. Unused gear can be returned within 30 days in original condition. Refund policy →