Lewis N Clark Cable Luggage Lock TSA Approved Travel Or Bike Lock Set Your Own Combination 30-inch Retractable

Worked great for securing luggage on trains in europe! I understand that this lock is merely a deterrent for theft, not very protective against it if someone has a tool to cut the cord, but all we wanted was to lock our luggage to the luggage rack so a snatch and run situation would not happen. Very easy to use, we could attach and remove it very quickly so we wouldn’t hold anyone else up on the train. Read more

I use this lock to keep my Bluetooth speaker on my bike so no one can just grab it. Easy to lock and unlock. Read more

First off, this is not going to stop a hardened thief. Anyone carrying a pair of wire cutters could cut right through the cable. I would only suggest this for brief periods when you walk away from your bike. Not for overnight parking or longer term storage. I got the green model to make it stand out in my black saddlebags. Oddly, pricing varies by color. The combination reset switch is extremely hard to move, so hard that I initially thought my unit was defective. But I finally figured out the technique. So don't give up if you order this. The cable is roughly two feet long and that is more than adequate to secure a helmet to a bike. It has three dials which enable combinations up to 1,000. Someone with enough time on their hands could conceivably try every one until they hit it. A 4th dial would solve that, but as I said - this is not a long term security solution. I really just needed it for quick stops for lunch, gas ups, or other brief exits from the bike. It locks and releases easily, and is lightweight and takes up hardly any room. It's not heavy duty, but will do the job briefly which is all I need. Read more

We used these locks on all our luggage, including carry-ons, and I highly recommend them for anyone seeking secure locks. We also paired them with zip ties to secure the zipper to the bag's handle, preventing any movement. They worked very well for us. Read more

Worked long enough to change the code but would not work at the slopes. Could not even use once… super, super cheap plastic piece of junk that will not actually unlock. Thankfully it seized up before I could even put it on my skiis. DO NOT BUY. Read more

I picked up this Lewis N. Clark TSA approved cable lock to secure my skis at the resort and it’s been exactly what I needed. It’s simple, lightweight, and easy to thread through bindings or poles, and it gives a bit of peace of mind when you’re stepping away from your gear between runs. The TSA approval is nice if you also want to use it for luggage travel, but its real win for me is keeping skis together and deter casual grab‑and‑go theft at busy ski spots. It’s not a high‑security chain, but for resort use it’s practical and reliable. Read more

We used it as a snowboard lock and it was easy to keep in my pockets and lock up my boards when i needed a quick break. Can even wear my gloves when I unlock it. Did not rust in the wet environment. Read more

This lock is amazing if you are in a hurry and only if you lock it up in public places with cameras watching you because it's not built for Max durability or does not have military grade technology protection for the cable. I paid $12 in my honest opinion I think it's worth for the size, durability, I think it's worth around 8 not 12 but if you're in a hurry and you park your bike in a public places in front of cameras, this lock is really good for quick run and run out action. As you can see in the image, I do not post the image to downgrade the product but I bought this before I bought a cable and a vibration alarm for my bicycle and at the time this cable lock was all I had. That was a bad idea to have this if that's all you have because if you're in a city like me that is growing daily with thieves that that get away with vandalizing your stuff right front cameras, you're going to need a thicker more durable cable lock and a vibration alarm, and also good knowledge of law enforcement if you use self defense weapons. This locks cable broke so easy, it was not even the cable that broke but the cable head. This lock can be easily fixed, because of the way it broke but if this is all I have my back is very under protected. Don't forget that no matter how many locks and cables you have, thieves always have knives and they love to go for the tires so you going to need something like I a motorcycle tarp to cover up the bicycle as well. There's some parts that are quick and easy but just be prepared to always watch your bicycle when you lock up, because the best defense for your bicycle is a baseball bat with law enforcement respect for proper use AKA go for the legs. I would buy this again but only after I had a vibration alarm and a durable cable lock which I now have. In the image, everything still works properly except for the fact the cable needs to be repaired and maybe I can have a guy down the road fix it at his car shop. Read more