Master Lock 4688D Set Your Own Combination TSA Approved Luggage Lock, Silver, 1 Pack

Excelente producto

Es un buen candado por el precio, el único detalle que vi es que en ocasiones tuve problemas para desbloquearlo porque la combinación de los números los sentí un poco flojos, no se ajustan muy bien

Someone posted earlier that this lock is extremely difficult to reset. I agree whole-heartedly. This lock requires 3 hands to reset it - 1 to hold this small, slippery lock, 1 to turn the tiny dials located very close to one another, 1 to hold in the reset button while you are setting your new combination. The reset button is on the bottom of the lock and is recessed, necessitating you to use some sort of tool like a pen, to keep the button pressed in. If you lose pressure on the button because of the awkward nature of holding the lock, holding the pen/button and spinning the dials, and then you lock the lock, you may not have reset your combination to what you were aiming for. When the lock is open, you have to have the lock set to the correct combination before you can reset it. All of this happened to me and now I can't lock the lock or reset it because I'm unsure of what the combination is that I reset it to - since the combination I wanted doesn't work and the initial factory 000 combination doesn't work either. Supposedly, if I want to cycle through every combination there could be it would eventually unlock, but to me it's not worth the $10+ I spent on this to spend any more time with this thing. Other Master Locks have a rigid hasp that you turn to 90 degrees which makes it much easier to reset the lock. Definitely don't recommend this lock at all for the difficulty in resetting it.

I bought these for a recent trip. I use a backpack style camera bag and I wanted to secure it on the plane and in the hotel room. Traditional luggage locks don't work because the zippers don't have little holes in the ends to put a lock through. I like these because the cables go through the narrow openings at the base of the zipper where the tabs attach so it's a little more secure and it's flexible enough to be used in other situations with tricky lock locations. The only bad thing is the little numbers for the lock combination are finicky and you sort of have to jiggle them to get them to work properly. I had one that took quite some time to get undone and almost got to the point of cutting the lock off. When we got back from the trip, I just threw them away as I don't trust the lock mechanism to be accurate enough. Get one with a key if you can.

It looked like just what I was looking for when I bought it. I set the new combination and tested it several times. It was a little clunky but with a ittle fiddling it would unlock. Put it on my bag and at the first station I needed to get into my bag and couldn't for the life of me get it to open. I eventually had to cut the cable with my Leatherman. Luckily it wasn't in my bag!