Master Lock Padlock, Set Your Own Combination TSA Accepted Luggage Lock, 1-5/16 in. Wide, 4696T (Pack of 2)
The Master Lock 4696T set your own combination tsa-accepted luggage lock features a 1-5/16in (35Mm) wide metal body for durability. The 1/4in (6Mm) diameter shackle is 1-7/8in (48Mm) long, offers Extended reach for use on equipment cases and is made of steel, offering resistance to cutting and sawing. Transportation security administration (tsa) screeners can open, inspect and relock bags and cases locked with a tsa-accepted lock. Lock your checked baggage with the lock tsa screeners won’t cut! the limited lifetime warranty provides peace of mind from a brand you can trust.
Product Features
- PADLOCK APPLICATION: For indoor use and travel; small lock is an enhanced security solution for travelers transporting equipment cases in the audio-visual/photo, trade show, firearm, music, and medical industries
- 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 4 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 an extended reach, heavy duty steel shackle for easier fitment on equipment cases with an integrated hasp
- SPECIFICATIONS: 1-5/16 in. wide lock body; 1/4 in. diameter shackle with 1-7/8 in. length, 7/8 in. width
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The lock has too much play/wiggle for any pelican case. It ends up getting caught with anything and everything quickly damaging your case and the lock. On the very first use one lock did not survive the trip. Is wasnât removed rather it was mangled to the point of failure. The second lock barely held on but to the expense of badly damaging the lock tab on my brand new pelican Air case. I would not ever buy or recommend this lock. Itâs unfortunate that itâs recomm by Amazon when you buy a…
Didn’t listen to other reviewers who said these are too cheaply made to be worth the money. They were right. I got one use out of these. Well… I guess it technically was 2 uses since they worked on one flight from San Diego to Oakland, and another flight from Oakland to Salt Lake City. But they did not survive the flight home back to San Diego. When I claimed my case, one of the locks was intact, the other was only the shackle hanging on the case. Not tough at all. Spent $25 for one trip. Not…