Alaska Bear - TSA Approved Luggage Combination Lock

About:

TSA Accepted Lock: Transportation Security Administration will recognize the diamond on the lock and use their special tool to open the lock for inspection. This prevents your luggage from being pried open and damaged. Go through the inspection process quickly and easily.

Red Pole Open Alert: A red pole will rise above the surface of the lock to notify you that a TSA member has used his special tool to open the lock. The pole will return to its original spot when you set it to your private combination.

Set-Your-Own Combination: The factory combination of the lock is 000; and you can set your own permutation easily.

3-Digit Combination: With three digits, there are 1000 combinations or permutations possible. This will greatly decrease the chance of your items being stolen.

Heavy Duty Lock with a Sturdy Shackle: Zinc-infused die-cast metal shackle provides the maximum security and protection.

Item Weight: 2.4 ounces

Product Dimensions: 5 x 3.2 x 0.7 inches

Color: Black

Review:

I really think that this particular lock is one of the best types of locks that you can use while traveling. They are small, easy to use and set (code-wise), and they are TSA approved. They can easily fit all different types of lockable luggage loops or zippers.

Setting the code is simple- It’s defaulted at 000, and then you just set your own three-digit code. I also find the feature with the red pole nice so that you can visually see if the TSA had opened your lock to inspect your luggage. I like that peace of mind. You also don’t have to worry if your luggage will be zipped back up again as they can’t remove their key/tool until the shackle is back in position and locked again.

Overall, this is a sturdy and easy to use lock that I would highly recommend!

You can find the Alaska Bear TSA Approved Luggage Combination Lock on Amazon.com

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