Wordlock LL-206-RD TSA Approved Combination Luggage Lock – 4 Dial, Red
Our luggage locks are easy to read and easy to set. They are Travel Sentry Approved, so airport security will not use the bolt cutters to inspect your bags, and they are strong enough that you’ll have nothing to worry about while out exploring new places. They are perfect for locking backpacks, office desks, briefcases and instrument cases, too. You can keep changing your combination on this Combination Luggage Lock as many times as you want. Use words like SOON, PACK, TRIP, and more to keep your luggage secure. If you want something a little trickier, you can mix up letter and make abbreviations or initials. Try tons of words with this easy to reset lock. WordLock maintains the highest standard of security for personal and commercial locks, without using any keys or arbitrary number combinations. Instead, WordLock uses your memory’s natural preference for keywords and the alphabet, allowing you to set and change your own combination from thousands of possible word and letter combinations. Traditional locks require keys or they make you remember confusing sequences of numbers. Those days are over, thanks to WordLock’s advances in lock technology. Security, creativity and usability come together in the original family of WordLock padlocks, bike locks, travel locks and cable locks. Package contains (1) Wordlock TSA Approved Combination Luggage Lock – 4 Dial, Red. The perfect combination lock for all travel use. Create over 10000 combinations using WORDS not numbers. TSA approved – Allows entry and relocking by Airport Security.
Product Features
- GREAT FOR ALL LUGGAGE: Our luggage locks are easy to read and easy to set. They are Travel Sentry Approved, so airport security will not use the bolt cutters to inspect your bags, and they are strong enough that you’ll have nothing to worry about while out exploring new places. They are perfect for locking backpacks, office desks, briefcases and instrument cases, too
- SET AND RESET OVER AND OVER: You can keep changing your combination on this Combination Luggage Lock as many times as you want. Use words like SOON, PACK, TRIP, and more to keep your luggage secure. If you want something a little trickier, you can mix up letter and make abbreviations or initials. Try tons of words with this easy to reset lock
- EASY TO SET, NEVER FORGET: WordLock maintains the highest standard of security for personal and commercial locks, without using any keys or arbitrary number combinations. Instead, WordLock uses your memory’s natural preference for keywords and the alphabet, allowing you to set and change your own combination from thousands of possible word and letter combinations
- WORDLOCK STANDARDS: Traditional locks require keys or they make you remember confusing sequences of numbers. Those days are over, thanks to WordLock’s advances in lock technology. Security, creativity and usability come together in the original family of WordLock padlocks, bike locks, travel locks and cable locks
- PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS: Package contains (1) Wordlock TSA Approved Combination Luggage Lock – 4 Dial, Red. The perfect combination lock for all travel use. Create over 10000 combinations using WORDS not numbers. TSA approved – Allows entry and relocking by Airport Security
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TSA broke the lock, said it’s not recognized. On a flight from Miami to Neward, the TSA left a note in our suitcase saying that they had to break this lock to open the bag. Upon calling the TSA we were told that while the lock is “approved”, it is not recognized by the TSA and they don’t have keys for it.Apparently the only two recognized locks are ones by Safe Sky and Travel Sentry, so be warned the TSA will break this lock if they want to get into your bag.https://www.tsa.gov/travel/travel-tips…
Beware. Do not waste your money on these locks. I would only by these for my son because they were easier for him to use. I found very quickly that they were so easy to break that mean kids at the school could simply walk up to his locker pull hard and break it right off his locker. After replacing broken locks on three occasions, I decided to no longer waste my money. My son now uses a traditional dial lock. He quickly figured out how to use a traditional dial lock, because he realized if he…
WARNING: TSA removed two locks off my bags this month and weren’t reattached or returned in luggage — so, why would anyone want to buy this product? I thought this was going to be great locks since I’ve used this type of lock before. However, I had a notice in my luggage from the TSA that they randomly selected my bag for inspection. Unfortunately, no lock was included in the luggage or locked on the luggage. I can only assume one of the following: 1) TSA couldn’t tell it was an approved…