Validated using MIL-STD-188-125-2 and IEEE 299-2006 test methods.
VIEW TEST DATA →Built for defense and public-sector operators who depend on secure communications.
LEARN MORE →Silent Pocket® Multishield® technology is protected by U.S. patents.
PATENTS & TRADEMARKS →It's gear for taking your devices offline when you don't need them. Put a phone, tablet or laptop in the Faraday compartment and close it fully. While it's sealed, its cellular, WiFi, Bluetooth and GPS signals are blocked in both directions. That only applies to the device inside the closed compartment. It doesn't shield you or the room around you, and other devices nearby keep transmitting.
Everything currently in this collection, grouped by where the shielding is:
• Sleeves and pouches, where the main compartment is the shielded space: Faraday Phone Sleeve, Faraday Tablet Sleeve, Vertical Faraday Laptop Sleeve, Locking Faraday Bag, Faraday Phone Bag (USA), Faraday Laptop Bag (USA), Faraday Backpack Insert (USA), Waterproof Faraday Phone Bag and Faraday Dry Bag.
• Slings and organizers with a built-in Faraday sleeve: Compact Faraday Sling, Essentials Faraday Sling, Lifestyle Faraday Sling, E3 Faraday Crossbody and Essentials Faraday Tech Organizer.
• Backpacks with Faraday sleeves or inserts inside: Essentials Faraday Backpack, E3 Faraday Backpack and COMSEC Faraday Backpack.
• Bundles that pair the Essentials or E3 Backpack with a sling, crossbody or tech organizer.
In slings, organizers and backpacks, only the Faraday sleeve or insert isolates your devices. Other pockets don't, even ones labeled RFID-blocking or EMF-reducing.
Each Faraday compartment is lined with Multishield® or Multishield® USA shielding fabric. Fully closed, the lining forms a continuous enclosure that stops radio signals from reaching or leaving the device inside. The closure is what makes it work: if it's left open, or a cable runs through it, signals can get through. Pockets outside the Faraday compartment don't block signals.
Keystone Compliance, an independent lab, tested flat samples of the shielding material, not finished bags: Multishield® under MIL-STD-188-125-2 (10 kHz to 1 GHz) and IEEE 299-2006 (1 to 40 GHz), and Multishield® USA under IEEE 299-2006. These are test methods, not product certifications. A finished bag also depends on how it's built and closed, so the material results aren't an automatic rating for every product. The reports and results for each material are on our testing page: slnt.com/pages/slnt-testing
Anyone who wants set periods offline: meetings, overnight, a commute, a trip, or time with people who deserve your full attention. While a device is sealed inside, it can't make or receive calls, messages or notifications, and apps can't sync. Take it out and it reconnects. The bags also work for keeping backup phones and spare devices offline. Sealing a phone cuts its wireless connections. It doesn't switch off the microphone.
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