Keyless entry is convenient — but your key fob never stops talking. With a relay attack, thieves use a device to pick up the signal from a key sitting inside your house and pass it to your car, so the car thinks the key is right there.

This Faraday pouch shields your key fob while it's inside. Drop the key in, close the flap, and the signal stays in the pouch — so there's nothing to relay.

Why drivers like it

• Blocks the key signal while closed – signal-shielding lining inside a carbon-fibre-look outer
• Test it yourself in 10 seconds – put the key in, close it, walk to the car and try the door handle. If it stays locked, it's working
• Everyday size – fits most standard and flip key fobs, with a key ring to clip it to your keys or bag
• Nothing to charge or set up – no batteries, no app, no electronics

How to use it

1. When you get home, put the key fob all the way into the pouch
2. Fold the flap down fully — the shielding only works when it's completely closed
3. Do the door-handle test once with your own car so you know it works for your key
4. Take the key out when you want to drive — keyless start needs the signal

Good to know

A Faraday pouch protects against relay attacks on keyless cars. It doesn't stop other methods such as key cloning through the OBD port, so for extra peace of mind many drivers combine it with other measures like a steering wheel lock or OBD port lock, as recommended by motoring clubs. Very large or bulky key fobs may be a tight fit.

Specifications

• Type: Faraday / RFID signal-blocking pouch for car keys
• Outer: carbon-fibre-look finish
• Closure: fold-over flap · Key ring included
• Colour: Black
• Weight: approx. 50 g

In the box

1 × Faraday key fob pouch