Master Lock Padlock, Set Your Own Combination TSA Accepted Cable Luggage Lock, 1-3/16 in. Wide, Blue, 4688DBLU
Master Lock 4688DBLU TSA accepted set your own combination luggage lock with flexible cable. Allows TSA screeners to inspect and relock baggage without damaging the lock. Flexible cable resists abuse from airport luggage handling equipment. 1-1/8-inch (30mm) wide durable metal frame. Three dial set your own combination convenience.
Product Features
- PADLOCK APPLICATION: For indoor use and travel; small lock is best used for backpacks, bags, briefcases, and luggage
- TSA ACCEPTED: Luggage lock allows Transportation Security Administration screeners to inspect and relock baggage, without damaging lock
- EASE OF USE: TSA lock has a resettable 3 dial combination for keyless convenience, set and reset your combination allowing thousands of personalized combination code options
- DURABLE DESIGN: Padlock includes a metal body for durability and a vinyl covered flexible braided steel shackle for resistance to abuse from baggage handling equipment; bright color simplifies baggage identification
- SPECIFICATIONS: 1-3/16 in. wide lock body; 1/8 in. diameter shackle with 1-1/2 in. length, 5/8 in. width
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Bought one to try it. Ended up purchasing three more. I now own 4 of these locks which we use when travelling. It’s particularly great when storing your bags at hotels or feeling confident when you leave your bags in the hotel room for the day. Also good for carry-on luggage stored in the overhead bin – particularly if it is out of your sight line.This look isn’t foolproof as people could cut through our backpacks or soft sided luggage, but I still use them for two basic reasons:1) It would be very apparent if someone damaged…
Pretty nifty lock – great for domestic travel. It won’t stop anyone from breaking into your bag – but it could act as a deterrent. I’ve read how a thief can jam a pen into the zipper and open the bag that way… but I would think that any sort of deterrent would be a good one. This one, the TSA has a key for so it’s TSA safe…Don’t use it for international travel – as they don’t use the TSA haha… and most likely when they cut it off, they will cut off the little zipper handles…