TSA Approved Luggage Lock - 4 Digit Combination padlocks with a Hardened Steel Shackle - Travel Locks for Suitcases & Baggage

Luggage locks that come off without bolt cutters... and that is a VERY good thing. The Israeli security team who searched my bag were able to unlock them using their TSA locking tools instead of destroying them. The locks I replaced would have been cut and thrown away. Paid themselves off on the first trip OS.

A great gift

Easy to set combination and good solid construction.

I purchased this for a trip to England in a month to use with my luggage. I went through countless reviews and product descriptions to find one I was satisfied with. My criteria was a four digit code, high visibility, and good reviews. This one seemed to hit all the marks. First of all, it is a heavy little lock. It came in the simple cardboard packaging with simple print on it. Inside the package were the two lock in separate plastic baggies and instruction. These lock allow you to set your own combination. They come set to 0000 and the instruction tell you how to set your own. Do not overthink it. I had no problem doing both lock the first time. They fit on my luggage well and give it a boost in visibility with bright yellow color. Seems this lock is a five star lock, so why did i give it four stars? Simple, the black on the side is plastic. I don't know if it covering metal or not. To me, plastic has no place on any locks other than as a bump guard. The other reason for a four star review is that, if I wanted to, i am absolutely positive I could get into this with a screwdriver and I could do it quickly. The shank does not lock down into the body very far. I think this will hold up fine for airlines but don't think that no body can get into your suitcase. This will just slow them down. I bought this mainly to keep my luggage from opening. One very nice feature as mentioned in other reviews is the use of black dials with white lettering. Makes this super easy to see and open even if I am not wearing my glasses. All combo locks should use this method. This is not left my garage yet, but I will update how things go when I get back from over yonder. At the moment, I think i can recommend these locks just based on current experience in setting them up and using them.

I like it and its sturdy enough. This is how you set the new combination:PLEASE FOLLOW THESE STEPS TO SET YOUR COMBINATION1. Set the combination to 0-0-0-0. (Pic a).2. Align the numbers with the window on the side of the lock. Pull the shackle up to open the lock (Pic b).3. Rotate the shackle 90 degrees counterclockwise then press it all the way down (Pic C). Continue to press down on the shackle as you rotate it another 90 degrees counterclockwise (Pic d).4. Set your combination by turning the dials. The new combination in picture e is 9999 .5. Turn the shackle back to its original position. Your new combination has now been set (Pic f).