SURE LOCK TSA Approved Combination Luggage Locks with Open Alert Indicator – Durable Zinc Alloy Cable Travel Locks with Large Easy-Read Dials for Suitcases, Backpacks & Gym Bags Orange 4 Pack

I picked up two packs (four locks total) while traveling through California, and they turned out to be absolute lifesavers. I needed TSA locks quickly for a hard case to transport airsoft and pellet rifles back to Michigan. Local stores were charging about $17 per lock, so finding these at $14 for a two-pack was a huge win.Setup was straightforward: the instructions were clear, and all four locks worked perfectly right out of the box. No duds, no sticky mechanisms. The metal feels solid and the shackle closes securely with a satisfying click. I also like the built-in indicator that shows if TSA has opened the lock — it adds peace of mind when checking luggage.After multiple uses, I’ve had no issues with durability or reliability. For the price, quality, and ease of use, these easily exceeded my expectations.Pros:Great value compared to in-store pricingClear setup instructionsAll locks worked perfectly out of the boxTSA indicator feature works as describedCons (minor):The lock body is compact, which is great for luggage, but might be a little small for heavy-duty storage cases depending on your needs

A lot of detailed evaluations written about these which, influenced my buying these versus other similar travel wire loop locks.I used them recently on extended travel with backpack type travel bags and they were brilliant for daily use, super easy to use. Most importantly for my eyes when opening in dim light, the combination lines up on one of the edges so easy to quicky see the correct combination, and I liked the functionally of how you push the button to open (and to lock)They are sturdy locks, fit through my backpack zippers holes well. Clear directions are provided for how to change the combination, which is simple.I have used other similar wire loop locks that have functioned fine, but having the combination line-up on one of the edges instread of the face of the lock the way other locks tend to do is a very big plus.

This is a lock that is well made, sturdy and designed by people who obviously travel. I needed locks for my carry on luggage, because, on rare occasions, I run into times when the flight attendant will decide my duffel won't fit the overhead, and it's pointless to argue with them if I want to be on the flight. Then, things go missing. I chose these locks, because I like the tamper indicator on it. I also like the easy to read numbers, and that there is a separate window to view the combination code I set. The last time I bought a baggage combination lock was 30 years ago from a well known luggage company, and it was frustratingly hard to read the tiny black numbers on a metal background,even with my 20/20 eyesight, it did not have a separate window but a small dot to indicate where the numbers needed to be aligned, and it was not a cable lock. I ended up cutting it since I couldn't open the lock. Since I couldn't get a lock and key lock that is TSA approved, I reluctantly looked around for a combination lock that will give me some peace of mind, and that I wouldn't get frustrated trying to use or feel like I just threw away money. I am very happy with this lock. I have an Amazon Prime membership, so I liked the ability to return the locks if they didn't work out for me. I got the green color, because I wanted to give my luggage an additional distinct personality so I can identify it easily. While I was waiting for the locks to arrive, the lock company sent me an email thanking me for deciding to buy the locks, gave me useful information about how to contact them if I have any issues with their product, and reminded me that there is a guarantee that should the locks be damaged by baggage handlers or TSA, that they will replace it with a working lock. Besides that, if I can't follow the easy, written instructions, which I had no trouble following, there is an online "how to" video available. I have a trip coming up in 2 days, and I fly frequently domestically and internationally for nearly all my life for decades. If I have any issues with the locks while traveling, I'll followup and add on this review. Whoever designed these locks and tested them knew what they were doing, and I really appreciate that. My luggage was carefully designed to accept most lock cables with lock holes in the zippers and D rings to provide security, so the cable fits nicely through them. The lock's body is metal. I like the sale price too. For my one carry on, I required 3 locks, but I just ordered a 4 pack to have an extra handy in a pinch, and if I love them so much, I can give a couple locks as a present to other frequent flying friends or family. Just to note, I know I could cut through these cables with a hefty wirecutter, but then, a person could axe my luggage. With the locks, it would take more time to tamper with luggage than without locks:) I don't expect 100 percent peace of mind, but, at least, locks on my luggage will help to keep it from being an easy target.

No wonder these were most recommended best sellers. These, SURE LOCK TSA Compatible Travel Luggage Locks, just work in every aspect of their advertised features.What I am looking for: 1) fit for and good locks for my current suit cases, 2) easy to set up new combination, 3) good pricing, and 4) bonus features, if any. And yeah, SURE LOCK checks all these boxes.First, do they fit? Yup. Got them in the mail, immediately checking to see if they fit through the zipper holes designed for locks. Yup, as expected, passed the test. (Well, as they should, this is the easy part. Next, how easy is it to change the default pass code to my own. And the answer? Quite easy. You just need a letter opener (or maybe even a pen) to move a reset lever from left to right, spin the numbers to your desired new code, and swipe it back from right to left. No screwdriver or any other special tool needed. Fantastically easy. (Way easier than other brands.) Third, pricing! $15 for 2, so around $7 a lock. I mean, I would love for them to be cheaper, but these are quality products. Pass! Finally, I know these are TSA compatible. But I didn't know these locks even have a little red indicator feature that would pop out, letting you know if TSA has opened your lock with their special tool. (The red feature would reset once you open the lock with right combo.) This is a great bonus that I didn't even know about before purchasing!One of my best travel related purchases in a while. This actually felt like a SOLID product the moment I got to fiddle with it; it's meant to do what it's set out to do, and excels at it while doing it. Such a nice feeling when your buy is a good buy, and just works, ya know?