Lewis N Clark Triple Security Lock, Purple, 1 Pack, 3x Security Lock TSA Luggage Locks for Suitcases, Carry On, Laptop Bag, Set Combo to Create Padlock

I am using for my frequent travel activities. Good one

Great product and very durable, I’ve purchased another 2 because it worth it

Good Quality

This lock is a great deterrent and serves its purpose well, but it's not a high-security option. A key plus is that it also makes it more difficult to hide evidence of zipper tampering.

I really rate these, and I have bought several over the years. Why? Mainly because they lock at *both* ends, meaning you can secure them in several different methods, depending on what you require at the time. You can secure one end to the bag's handle and the other end through the zip-holes to secure them. Alternatively, you can put one end around a post wherever you may be sitting, to secure the bag from being stolen. Or again, you can use only one end, and keep the other free, should this be more beneficial. I also have one on my bicycle handlebars to secure things to when needed. So really, being double -ended, they have many uses. The locking mechanism is secure too, as it slides in rather than simply clicking in like most padlocks. This means it isn't easy for the casual stranger to fiddle with them, and makes them that bit more secure. So overall, a definite winner.

Excellent

Really happy with the purchase, you see the videos on social media of airport staff using a Biro pen to open padlocked suitcases without having to pick the lock in a matter of seconds which made me quite paranoid. There haven't been any notable break ins on the padlock itself but i can confirm it survived a trip without my luggage being breached.

Réglage du code perso rapide. Permet de regrouper 2 bagages ensemble pour éviter un vol

Es un candado muy práctico, resistente y de buena calidad. Es muy útil cuando se quieren proteger dos espacios de la maleta. Como observación, después de poner la nueva clave al candado, hay que quitar o voltear el plástico rojo, porque se utiliza para oprimir y cambiar la clave pero si accidentalmente lo oprimes mientras pones la clave pensando en que la vas a abrir o bloquear, le cambias sin darte cuenta la clave y después no sabrás cual es la nueva clave, si lo quitas o lo volteas eso no sucede.