Helix - Personal Safe - Steel - Keyed Lock

This fits perfectly on the back of a XR 650 L or most dirt bikes.

Very sturdy. Not too heavy since I put it my carry on when I travel. But this gives me piece of mind when I travel as it stores my passport and some credit cards/cash when I travel.

I use it for a subcompact pistol box. It is solid and easy to anchor via the security cable that is included. It is not likely to hold up to a determined thief but it will keep the honest honest and as it is concealable in a small space it is not going to found by the casual thief. It works as described and has met my expectations.

This safe is very easy to use, and it definitely helps provide peace of mind for me in regards to my valuable belongings.I use it to store my passport, extra money, and other important documents.I feel safe leaving my dorm room because it is anchored down, locked, and hidden out of view. The only way someone would be able to take it is if they removed the post in the wall or had cable cutters to snap through the cord. It does provide some screws that would help you secure it better, though.The only real downside is that it's small, about 5" X 6", so you can't store anything too substantial, like electronics or cameras. It is a great value for its size, though. A must have minimum for any college student.

I bought this safe so I could lock up my keys/wallet/phone while swimming in a small lake in my neighborhood, and take one small key with me in my swimming trunks.The construction of the safe is fairly light and loose; anybody with a screwdriver could break this thing open in 30 seconds. Accordingly, it's really only suitable for situations where that sort of break-in would attract public attention, or where you can keep an eye on it.It comes with two keys, and a security cable that's long enough to go around a fence post or park bench leg. I can't think of a lot of scenarios where this safe would do the job, but it does the job I bought it for.

do you hide your money some where in your house like I do in an attempt to get a little chunk saved up? yeah it never works.... i got this hoping I could put the money in it and give the key to a friend or relative. Add money when their around but never take money out! This plan might just work..... and if there is an emergency honestly it wont take much to open this safe up but its nice because its easy to hide and it comes with screws to bolt right into a drawer (bad idea they'll just take the whole drawer) or something. I drilled mine right into my work bench behind some stuff. Its perfect for stashing and also its better to have it and possibly prevent a theft then to not have it and get screwed over. Also it would be cool to screw one in under the passenger seat of a car. whatevers clever right?

The actual item seemed fine, but it came with the most horribly intense mothball smell ever! My husband and I were close to throwing up. No matter what I did, I could not get rid of the disgusting smell. Scrubbed it and nothing. Ran it through 2 cycles in the dishwasher, and nothing. That was a terrible idea, actually, since it stank up the dishwasher AND the house. My eyes water just thinking about it. Ended up having to use a whole bottle of white vinegar to get rid of the smell in the dishwasher. Sadly, the vinegar didn't even touch the mothball smell the safe had. The smell was so intense and so gross, and I was so angry, that I ended up just throwing out the &$@$$&@.

Be aware that this is a very tiny little safe, but it is pretty impregnable. I just use it for the little bit of jewelry I have left, and whatever cash I have. After being ripped off for a nearly $2000 watch, I'm not going to take any chances with the last little bit of jewelry I have, and that's why bought this. Ultimately, I think a safe deposit box is the best long-term place to keep my valuables, but when that is not necessarily a viable option, a home safe that is as impregnable as this 1 is the best 2nd option I know of.