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Combination Padlock, 4 Digit Waterproof Heavy Duty Padlock with Code - Sold By Great Light Shop FBA

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Combination Padlock, 4 Digit Waterproof Heavy Duty Padlock with Code - Sold By Great Light Shop FBA

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BrandBeskooHomeSpecial featureDurableLock typeCombination LockMaterialStainless Steel, ZincRecommended uses for productSecurity

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HIGH SECURITY: 4-digit offers 10, 000 combinations for added security compared with 3-digit padlock. Equipped with an advanced damper design for accurate setting of your code. No random code set.

DURABLE PADLOCK: BeskooHome combination lock is constructed with a zinc alloy body, stainless-steel cover, hardened steel shackle, and anti-shim locking mechanism for strength and security,cut resistance, anti rust and weather proof.

EASY TO USE: Come with a clear instruction. Easy to set and reset your own four-digit code. Compact size, light weight, and convenient for you to store and carry. No more fiddly keys.

MULTIPLE USES: This waterproof padlock is perfect for both indoor and outdoor use. Great for gym, school locker, employee, sport locker, cabinet, toolbox, garage, shed, hasp, gate, fence and container ect.

What You Get: 1x padlock, user manual, 1-Year warranty, 45 Days Money Back Guarantee, Fast and easy-to-reach Customer Service.

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5th May
Utter garbage
5th May
Whilst not high security as it says, I have the same one for my garden gate (don’t have to find the keys each time to open the gate) it has lasted around 5 years outside in the rain and frost (2 years more than my 4x the price ronson lock) and it is still going strong.
5th May
Seriously these are rubbish. I have learnt the hard way...buy a good brand product instead. You will get what you paid for...
20 h, 24 m ago
To be fair most combi locks can be cracked in seconds once you know how. You can guarantee this one will put up *zero* resistance though.
5th May
If buying multiple, the blue 2 pack is better value
5th May
I guess it's got to be better than using a stick.
5th May
High security it certainly isn’t. But I use it at the gym lockers and it’s certainly good enough for that
5th May
I use this for the gym. Easy to use, had no issues. Some things aren't worth paying a lot for. Depends what you want one for. (edited)
5th May
Damn and I wasted my money on a sold secure one! (edited)
5th May
I am using this, it's very good
23 h, 9 m ago
Is that after someone has tried to break in?.
5th May
I feel like high security is a bit of a misleading way to describe a 2.99 padlock.
5th May
No TSA key on these either
6th May
These are too big for suitcases, so I’m not sure why they would have TSA locks. I learned it the hard way after buying a similar lock. They are too thick to go through your suitcase zippers.
20 h, 27 m ago
Technically a sequence lock.
5th May
Was using a brand new cheap combination locker at for every day for 3 weeks before it broke. This one is cheap but it looks of different type so may be will last longer.
5th May
It's not waterproof at all, watch it start rusting after a few rainy days
5th May
It is a good value padlock they do not turn a shed into fort Knox.I have had a good expensive padlock on my garage.I lost they keys.it took me 10 mins to break in.5 watching YouTube video and 5 getting 2 spanners to break the asp.expensive locks will not help I would recommend this as a deterrent
5th May
forget it being a security lock, look at is as a stocking filler, i have a grandson that loves anything like this
6th May
These are the generic ones that are rebranded for various chain gyms. Great for those spaces.

Also great if you have padlocks on your outside bins.

I definitly wouldn't call them secure. More a deterrent to keep something closed.