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Mission Darkness™ FreeRoam Faraday Belt Bag

$60

In stock at mosequipment.com

The Mission Darkness FreeRoam Faraday Belt Bag is a waist pack with a main compartment lined with two layers of TitanRF fabric that blocks Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, cellular, GPS, RFID and NFC. The shielded section closes with a magnetic roll inside an outer zipper, and two unshielded front pockets hold accessories. Wear it at the waist or as a sling.

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Highlights

  • Shielded main compartment, 2 layers TitanRF
  • Magnetic roll seal inside zipper
  • Two unshielded front zipper pockets
  • Waist pack or sling carry
  • Also blocks RFID for cards and passports

Best for

Travelers who want hands-free phone shielding and RFID protection.

Things to consider

  • Dimensions are not in the listing excerpt
  • Front pockets do not block signals
  • Waterproofing is not claimed

Key specs

Price$60
Shielding2 layers TitanRF
ClosureMagnetic roll + zipper
CarryWaist or sling
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Our take

A stylish everyday way to carry a shielded phone.

Mission Darkness™ FreeRoam Faraday Belt Bag at a glance

BrandMOS Equipment
Price$60
TypeFaraday Bags
AvailabilityIn stock at mosequipment.com
Couponbag
ReturnsUnused items in original packaging can be returned within 30 days of receipt with proof…

Price check

At $60, the Mission Darkness™ FreeRoam Faraday Belt Bag is one of MOS Equipment's more affordable items, whose 121 listed products run $5 to $32,490.

Similar items from other brands we track run $11.98 to $999.

Buying from MOS Equipment

MOS Equipment is a strong choice for anyone who needs real RF shielding, from a $20 Faraday phone sleeve for privacy to forensic enclosures for police labs. Skip the big-ticket tents and lockers unless you're buying for an agency, as they're made to order with multi-week lead times. Check the product's listed attenuation and frequency range against what you need to block before ordering.

Shipping
In-stock orders aim to ship within 24 hours from Goleta, California, via USPS, UPS, or DHL, with rates calculated at checkout. International customers pay all duties and taxes.
Returns
Unused items in original packaging can be returned within 30 days of receipt with proof of purchase; return shipping may be the customer's cost unless the store made an error. Shipping damage must be reported within 14 days, and opened fabric, tape, and blankets can't be returned.
Warranty
Faraday bags and analysis enclosures carry a 90-day guarantee to return, exchange, or repair items that fail to shield because of a manufacturing defect. Nearly all products are warrantied for 12 months, excluding water damage and modifications.

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Frequently asked questions

Does the FreeRoam belt bag block RFID?
Yes. The shielded compartment protects passports and cards with RFID chips.
Are all pockets shielded?
No. Only the main compartment is shielded; the two front pockets are not.
How much is the Mission Darkness™ FreeRoam Faraday Belt Bag?
MOS Equipment lists it at $60 on mosequipment.com. We refresh prices throughout the day, but always confirm the final price at checkout.
Is there a coupon code for the Mission Darkness™ FreeRoam Faraday Belt Bag?
MOS Equipment's store-wide code bag can be entered at checkout on mosequipment.com. MOS Equipment sets the discount, and some items or sale prices may be excluded.
What is MOS Equipment's return policy?
Unused items in original packaging can be returned within 30 days of receipt with proof of purchase; return shipping may be the customer's cost unless the store made an error. Shipping damage must be reported within 14 days, and opened fabric, tape, and blankets can't be returned.
How long does MOS Equipment take to ship?
In-stock orders aim to ship within 24 hours from Goleta, California, via USPS, UPS, or DHL, with rates calculated at checkout. International customers pay all duties and taxes.
Does the Mission Darkness™ FreeRoam Faraday Belt Bag come with a warranty?
MOS Equipment's published warranty terms: Faraday bags and analysis enclosures carry a 90-day guarantee to return, exchange, or repair items that fail to shield because of a manufacturing defect. Nearly all products are warrantied for 12 months, excluding water damage and modifications.
Where can I buy the Mission Darkness™ FreeRoam Faraday Belt Bag?
The Mission Darkness™ FreeRoam Faraday Belt Bag is sold directly by MOS Equipment on mosequipment.com. The Shop now button on this page goes straight to the product there, and code bag can be applied at checkout.
Is the Mission Darkness™ FreeRoam Faraday Belt Bag in stock?
Yes. MOS Equipment lists it as in stock on mosequipment.com as of our latest check. Stock and prices refresh throughout the day.
Is MOS Equipment a legit store?
MOS Equipment is a strong choice for anyone who needs real RF shielding, from a $20 Faraday phone sleeve for privacy to forensic enclosures for police labs. Skip the big-ticket tents and lockers unless you're buying for an agency, as they're made to order with multi-week lead times. Check the product's listed attenuation and frequency range against what you need to block before ordering. Our full MOS Equipment review covers shipping, returns and what to check before ordering.
Is the Mission Darkness™ FreeRoam Faraday Belt Bag expensive?
At $60 it is on the affordable end of MOS Equipment's range ($5 to $32,490 across 121 products), and similar items from other brands run $11.98 to $999.

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